And Margaret is for and about people who are mad as hell and definitely going to take it some more. It doesn't even refer to Margaret's frustrated F-word exclamation in the second episode or the nudity that occurs from time to time. It means that kids are incapable of getting its comedy because they haven't lived long enough. Unaware that his house is filled with friends hidden there to surprise him with a 40th birthday celebration, Bob rails with contempt for them as he wanders the house stripping off his work clothes while Margaret's panic escalates. Finally, his true feelings and his genitalia equally revealed, Bob watches as his friends quietly emerge and shuffle off home.
Big moments are slower to build.
On the other hand, the extra time fills in the couple's life story with more detail and makes the banality of their existence seem that much more real. If we're a little bored, just think of them. Bob and Margaret withhold their best wine and take plonk to a dinner party. They debate which one has worse habits. You're just as lazy as I am.