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David Tennant and Ben Miller’s British comedy is on TV tonight

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People who have experienced a family vacation by car will easily recognize themselves in the British comedy titled “What We Did on Our Holiday“.

Released in cinemas in September 2014, the movie stars David Tennant and Ben Miller as brothers Doug and Gavin McLeod. Their father Gordie (Billy Connolly) has terminal cancer, so millionaire Gavin is hosting a party in his mansion in the Scottish highlands.

Doug, accompanied by his spouse Abi (Rosamund Pike) and their three kids, make their way to the gathering together as a family unit. However, things aren’t entirely what they seem, as Doug and Abi have actually parted ways, yet they’re intent on concealing this fact from Gavin and the rest of the group.

As a big fan who can’t get enough of heartwarming comedies, I highly recommend checking out or rewatching “What We Did on Our Holiday” tonight (September 4) at 10.40pm on BBC One if you haven’t already!

If you prefer not to stay up late for a movie night because it’s a school night, that’s perfectly understandable.

No need to fret, you can catch the show What We Did on Our Holiday on BBC iPlayer not long after it airs.

For those who are already Amazon Prime members, feel free to enjoy the comedy instantly on Prime Video. If you’re not subscribed to their streaming service and would still like to watch, you can rent it for a cost of £3.49 instead.

The movie titled “What We Did on Our Holiday” was penned and steered by Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin, the masterminds behind the popular BBC comedy series “Outnumbered“.

Earlier this year, it was officially announced that the popular series Outnumbered is coming back with a special Christmas episode. Actors Hugh Dennis, Claire Skinner, Tyger Drew-Honey, Daniel Roche, and Ramona Marquez will all be rejoining their respective roles for this one-time holiday event.

Tonight, September 4th, “What We Did on Our Holiday” is scheduled to air at 10:40 PM on BBC One. You’ll be able to catch it on BBC iPlayer not long after it’s been aired.

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2024-09-04 10:21

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