Taskmaster favourite’s BBC series hailed as captivating and absurd gets exciting update

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Taskmaster favourite Mawaan Rizwan’s BBC Three series Juice has received an exciting update.

As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled to announce that the cameras are rolling for season two of our favorite show! It’s my pleasure to step back into the shoes of Rizwan, reprising my role as Jamma – a man who craves attention amidst his boisterous and chaotic family. The anticipation is building!

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In a situation where a secretive individual proposes helping Jamma abandon his clown persona to regain Guy’s affection, Jamma needs to determine if the potential benefits outweigh the risks.

For the upcoming season, Rizwan will once again join the cast. Nabhaan Rizwan plays his character’s brother Isaac, while Shahnaz Rizwan portrays their mother Farida. Jeff Mirza takes on the role of father Saif, and Russell Tovey is cast as Guy. Lastly, Emily Lloyd-Saini will be playing Winnie.

In the coming season, you’ll see Mark Gatiss from “The League of Gentlemen” and Tamara Lawrance from “Get Millie Black” making special appearances. We’ll announce additional guest stars at a future time.

Rizwan announced about the upcoming season: “We’re returning with a bang! This show promises to be more thrilling, eccentric, and slightly spooky. Our squad is burning with enthusiasm, and our actors are hilarious as ever. Get ready. A storm is brewing!

2023 saw the debut of a captivatingly absurd comedy on BBC Three. Fans can’t get enough!

This really struck a chord with me. I found myself completely engrossed and ended up watching it all at once. It wasn’t particularly humorous, but it had so much emotion, warmth, depth, and vitality. And let’s not forget, it was quite ridiculous in parts. Without a doubt, I would highly recommend it.”

“I adored this! I couldn’t tear myself away; I watched the entire thing straight through. It wasn’t particularly funny, but it was full of heart, warmth, depth, and life. And there were some really silly parts that made me laugh out loud. I can’t recommend it enough!

Another user enthusiastically shared, “I watched all episodes back-to-back and haven’t laughed this hard in a long time. The creativity and outrageousness of the show were captivating, along with its complex narrative. I found Russell Tovey’s performance exceptional; his character was intended to seem uneasy.

You can currently stream the first season of “Juice” on BBC iPlayer. As of now, we don’t have a confirmed release date for the second season.

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2025-04-01 17:49