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We are back in the Cotswolds with cousins Kerry and Kurtan for the third season of this deadpan mockumentary. With news of the death of a beloved local resident to contend with and Kerry forced to take a job - thanks to an alpaca-related debt - Kurtan steps in to provide some much-needed domestic help. A revelation from beyond the grave soon throws things into a spin for the mismatched pair, who are real-life sister and brother. Pitch-perfect and expertly paced. Also streaming on BBC Three.
Ammar Kalia, The Guardian, 17th February 2020This Country Series 3 review
Everything works in perfect concert to portray this deep, unspoken friendship between Kerry and Kurtan, enduring through some testing times.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 17th February 2020This Country review
Like The Office at its best, Daisy May and Charlie Cooper's Cotswolds-set mockumentary remains hilarious, potent and exquisite right to the end.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 17th February 2020This Country, BBC, review
Still the funniest show on television.
Rupert Hawksley, i Newspaper, 17th February 2020This Country, series 3 episode 1 review
A bittersweet return for the delightful sitcom.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 17th February 2020Daisy May and Charlie Cooper interview
"We had nothing before This Country. It was humiliating... we couldn't even afford McDonald's".
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 16th February 2020This Country, series three, episode one review
The comedy about Cotswold cousins Kerry and Kurtan Mucklowe returns with a bold and strangely poignant opening episode.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 16th February 2020Cotswolds residents' verdict on This Country
As the BBC series returns, Kerry and Kurtan's real-life neighbours open up on show's portrayal of rural problems.
Steven Morris, The Guardian, 14th February 2020Kerry and Kurtan are a testament to a generation
The love, language, and longings of its two leads reveal the truth about British youth.
Sarah Carson, i Newspaper, 14th February 2020Forget Fleabag, This Country sums up Britain
The story of two cousins living in the Cotswolds is hilarious and humane--with a subtle political streak.
Sameer Rahim, Prospect Magazine, 14th February 2020