World News – GB – BBC confirms Gavin and Stacey will be back with future episodes

After holding us in suspense at the end of the Christmas episode, the BBC confirmed that Gavin and Stacey will be back.

The popular comedy returned to our screens for a one-off special last year, nearly a decade after the third and final season aired on television.

We still haven’t figured out what happened on the fishing trip, but we did get a glimpse of the characters’ lives for the next several years. The episode ended on a cliffhanger when Nessa fell to one knee and when the credits started rolling it seemed like we would never find out Smithy’s answer.

Per Tyla commented on BBC’s Charlotte Moore: « [A new episode] wasn’t planned for this year » and added: « One day ».

Earlier this year, star Larry Lamb, who plays Mick Shipman on the show, admitted that « it’s a matter of when, not if » the show would return.

I think it would be pretty cruel to leave us on that cliffhanger. After the Christmas answer, you can be more or less certain that sooner or later there will be more.

Lamb discussed his own thoughts on bringing the characters back and said it was « logical » to make a Gavin and Stacey film, but insisted it was « just my idea ». .

I’m sure fans would be over the moon with a two hour storyline, but as long as the cliffhanger is resolved at some point we’ll be happy.

Emily Brown started delivering critical messages when she was just 13 when she started her career with a paper round. She graduated from Lancaster University with a BA Hons in English in Media and became a freelance writer and blogger. Emily contributed to the Sunday Times Travel Magazine and Student Problems before becoming a journalist at UNILAD, where she works on breaking news and lengthy forms.

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