Big Mood
- TV comedy drama
- Channel 4
- 2024
- 6 episodes (1 series)
A vivacious and rebellious portrayal of female friendship when infiltrated by the complexities of a serious mental illness. Stars Nicola Coughlan, Lydia West, Ukweli Roach, Eamon Farren, Robert Gilbert and more.
- Due to return for Series 2
Press clippings
Comedy.co.uk Awards 2024 winners
Gavin & Stacey has been named Comedy Of The Year in the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2024. Daddy Issues has picked up the Best New TV Sitcom title, with other winners including Wing It, Horrible Histories and Taskmaster.
British Comedy Guide, 17th February 2025Big Mood to return for Series 2
Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West are to return to Channel 4 for a second series of Big Mood.
British Comedy Guide, 10th February 2025Comedy.co.uk Awards 2024 shortlists revealed
Shortlists for the annual Comedy.co.uk Awards, recognising the best television and radio comedy programming, have been announced today after an initial round of voting.
British Comedy Guide, 13th January 2025I Talk Telly Awards 2024 nominations announced
Big Mood, Boarders, Daddy Issues, Ludwig, Mammoth, Mr. Bigstuff, Spent, Such Brave Girls, Things You Should Have Done and We Might Regret This are amongst the nominees in the I Talk Telly Awards 2024.
British Comedy Guide, 9th November 2024Edinburgh TV Festival 2024 awards nominees
Nominees have been announced for the 2024 awards of the annual Edinburgh TV Festival.
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Daily Mail, 24th April 2024The week in TV: Big Mood
Nicola Coughlan goes deep in a bleak millennials comedy of mental illness.
Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 31st March 2024Big Mood review
Channel 4 has been getting some stick recently for the quality of its programming but this is an enjoyable sitcom deftly balancing laugh-out-loud moments and serious issues. Coughlan alone makes it must-see TV.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th March 2024Lydia West interview
The 30-year-old It's A Sin actor plays the bestie of a woman with bipolar disorder in Channel 4's new millennial comedy. She speaks to Ellie Harrison about what the show tells us about her generation - and why it doesn't flinch from "the ugly side of mental illness".
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 28th March 2024Big Mood review
The laughs are scarce in Nicola Coughlan's latest comedy, but the acting is superb.
Pat Stacey, The Independent (Ireland), 28th March 2024