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This Country Series 3 in development
Work is now under way for a potential Series 3 of the multi award-winning BBC Three sitcom This Country. Daisy May Cooper and Charlie Cooper have confirmed they're working on more scripts.
British Comedy Guide, 12th April 2018Charlie Cooper interview
"The idea of standing up in front of people and talking was something I could never imagine," he reflects. "Ninety-nine times out of a hundred, if I lived my life again, I would never have done anything like this."
Ed Gove, Royal Television Society, 11th April 2018Review: This Country, episode 6, Family Loyalties
After a successful first series, the second series of This Country has kept up the momentum and high quality level with six more glorious episodes.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 5th April 2018Daisy May and Charlie Cooper interview
The siblings behind the BBC3 Cotswolds mockumentary reveal how the series came to life.
Sarah Carson, Radio Times, 21st March 2018Royal Television Society Awards 2018 winners
This Country stars Daisy May Cooper and Charlie Cooper picked up three prizes for their sitcom at the Royal Television Society Awards 2018. The Last Leg, Timewasters writer Daniel Lawrence Taylor, and The End Of The Fucking World also won.
British Comedy Guide, 20th March 2018TV Review, This Country (BBC1, BBC3)
Painfully brilliant allegory for Brexit Britain.
Sean O'Grady, The Independent, 7th March 2018Royal Television Society Awards 2018 nominations
The nominees for the Royal Television Society Awards 2018 include This Country, People Just do Nothing and Chewing Gum.
British Comedy Guide, 7th March 2018This Country review
More comic perfection from brother and sister writers and actors Charlie and Daisy Cooper, revealing the tedium of country life for young people.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 6th March 2018This Country, Series 2, Episode 2, reviiew
Tedium has never been so hilarious.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 5th March 2018This Country, Series 2 review
Another welcome chance to keep it real with our lovable country cousins.
Benji Wilson, The Telegraph, 26th February 2018