Kerry Howard

For its final outing, the format of Him And Her manages to outdo The Worst Week Of My Life by having the entire series take place over a single day.

It's the wedding of Becky's nightmare sister Laura (Kerry Howard) to her pitiful boyfriend Paul and for the first time ever, Becky and Steve (Sarah Solemani and Russell Tovey) have been allowed to venture out of their squalid bedsit.

They're now staying in a hotel with the rest of the wedding party, which includes fellow bridesmaid Shelly, Becky's ex-boyfriend and the bride's unfortunate baby who's being handed around like a game of pass the parcel.

But a wedding is all about the bride and Laura, who's utterly unbearable at the best of times, hits new heights of narcissism
and nastiness on her big day.

But where is the groom?

Meet the cast podcast

Russell Tovey, Sarah Solemani, Kerry Howard and Ricky Champ discuss the final series of Him & Her with Boyd Hilton at the Apple Store in London.

Kerry Howard interview

Kerry Howard talks about her iPlayer pilot Kerry.

Step forward Kerry Howard. Her character, Laura, in BBC3's Him And Her is the most grotesque sitcom creature I've seen in some time. And having watched The Jeremy Kyle Show the most terrifying thing is, I'm sure people like Laura exist in real life. If exist is the right word.

Him & Her live chat

We have asked the very lovely Kerry Howard (Laura), Ricky Champ (Paul) and Joe Wilkinson (Dan) to pop into BBC Three central to chat with you about life in Him & Her...

Him and Her was originally given the frankly awful title of Young, Unemployed & Lazy. It's great that they changed it, as it could have fatally altered perceptions of this witty, touching show. Written by Stefan Golaszewski, it's is the story of a twentysomething couple, Steve and Becky (Russell Tovey and Sarah Solemani) loafing around a one-bed flat hoping the rest of the world leaves them alone. Set in real time, it has the feel of a series of short plays and, like Golaszewski's other work, balances pathos and dry wit beautifully. There's great support from Ricky Champ, Kerry Howard and Joe Wilkinson, too.