BBC Studios is creating an American adaptation of the British comedy Here We Go, which originally aired on the BBC. The show stars Alison Steadman, known for Gavin & Stacey, and features Katherine Parkinson (The IT Crowd), Jim Howick (Sex Education), and Tori Allen-Martin. It was created by and stars Tom Basden, who is also known for After Life and Plebs.
I’m totally hooked on this show! It’s filmed in Bedford and follows the Jessop family, who are… well, let’s just say they’re a bit of a mess. What’s really cool is it’s all seen through the eyes of their teenage son, Sam, like he’s just holding a camera and recording everything as it happens. It feels really real and shaky, which makes it even more captivating!
I’m already hooked on this new series! It’s about the Jessop family, and it looks like they deal with all sorts of crazy, relatable stuff – everything from figuring out new careers to, believe it or not, having their dog kidnapped. Sounds like a wild ride!
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According to a report from Deadline, Matt Murray, a writer from The Good Place, will write the script for the American version of Here We Go. Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation, Inside Out) will executive produce through her production company, Paper Kite.
The popular UK show has been renewed for a fourth season! Maxine Peake will return as Sue Jessop, and other familiar faces from the cast, including John Basden, Nicholas Parkinson, Sarah Howick, and Julian Allen-Martin, will also be back.
Freya Parks, Jude Morgan-Collie, Mica Ricketts, Ed Kear, and Jon Furlong are all returning as their characters from last season.
I was so thrilled to hear that Here We Go is coming back! Tom Basden, who created the show, said the Jessops feel like a second family to him, and he’s really excited about doing a special New Year’s episode and then starting on series four. As a fan, I’m absolutely buzzing – I can’t wait to see what hilarious chaos they get up to next!
Viewers really enjoy the sitcom Here We Go, which has earned a rating of 7.5 out of 10 on IMDb. Many people who have watched it have given it positive reviews.
I honestly think this is some of the funniest stuff the BBC has put out in ages! What really makes it work for me is how it plays with different generations – it’s just brilliant. Seriously, we need more shows like this!
I’ve been watching Here We Go, and honestly, it’s one of the funniest things the BBC has put out in ages! It’s a really clever show, and the family they focus on feels so real – I totally get their struggles and it makes the jokes even better.
This is one of the funniest shows I’ve seen on the BBC in a long time! It was enjoyable for everyone in my family, and we laughed a lot. The actors are great, and it was fun to see some well-known comedians make guest appearances. We’d love to see more episodes!
Here We Go is available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
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