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Mrs. Brown's Boys. Image shows from L to R: Buster Brady (Danny O'Carroll), Grandad Brown (Dermot O'Neill), Dino Doyle (Gary Hollywood), Rory Brown (Rory Cowan), Cathy Brown (Jennifer Gibney), Mark Brown (Pat Shields), Betty Brown (Amanda Woods), Winnie McGoogan (Eilish O'Carroll), Dermot Brown (Paddy Houlihan), Agnes Brown (Brendan O'Carroll), Maria Nicholson / Brown (Fiona O'Carroll). Copyright: BBC / BocPix
Mrs. Brown's Boys

Mrs. Brown's Boys

  • TV sitcom
  • BBC One
  • 2011 - 2025
  • 51 episodes (4 series)

Sitcom adaptation of the popular live stage show starring Brendan O'Carroll as aged housewife Agnes Brown. Also features Derek Reddin, Jennifer Gibney, Paddy Houlihan, Rory Cowan, Pat Shields and more.

  • Due to return for Series 5
  • Series 2, Episode 3 repeated Thursday at 9pm on BBC Scotland
  • JustWatch Streaming rank this week: 2,358

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BBC One to broadcast a live episode of Mrs Brown's Boys

BBC One has announced it will broadcast an episode of Mrs Brown's Boys live in 2016 to launch its Landmark Sitcom Season.

British Comedy Guide, 23rd September 2015

Fiona Delany refused entry on plane as she's pregnant

Fiona, who plays daughter Maria in Mrs Brown's Boys, was stopped on the tarmac at Glasgow Airport yesterday and told she was not allowed travel.

Robert Hynes, The Mirror, 18th September 2015

That's nice! Mrs Brown lookalikes invade town

That's nice! A crowd of Mrs Brown lookalikes invaded Finglas and set a world record for dressing up as the comedy character....

The Independent (Ireland), 20th July 2015

Mrs Brown urges Ireland to vote yes on gay marriage

Fictional matriarch Mrs Brown has urged Ireland to vote yes in the upcoming gay marriage referendum.

Claire Williamson, Belfast Telegraph, 28th April 2015

Brendan O'Carroll interview

Brendan O'Carroll reveals the influence his own mother had in helping him create Mrs Brown's Boys.

Brian Beacom, The Big Issue, 17th March 2015

Mrs Brown star Brendan O'Carroll talks about his mum

Brendan O'Carroll's stage shows are so successful they generate enough revenue to make a serious dent in the Irish National debt. But in the build up to Mother's Day, how much did the Dubliner's own mother Maureen O'Carroll play in his success?

Glasgow Evening Times, 13th March 2015

Mrs Brown's Boys scoops National Television Award

Mrs Brown's Boys collected the comedy prize at the National Television Awards tonight, beating shows such as Outnumbered and The Big Bang Theory.

The Independent (Ireland), 22nd January 2015

Brendan O'Carroll to make Xmas specials until 2020

Brendan O'Carroll has revealed he's signed up to make Christmas specials of Mrs Brown's Boys until 2020.

Maeve Quigley and Olivia Buxton, The Mirror, 2nd January 2015

Mrs Brown's Boys dethrones Queen in Xmas Day ratings

The Queen has been toppled from the number one spot of the Christmas Day ratings by BBC One sitcom Mrs Brown's Boys in the consolidated viewing figures published on Friday.

John Plunkett, The Guardian, 2nd January 2015

Radio Times review

Mammy is on edge after a spate of burglaries, and with good reason when her telly and precious armchair go missing. Buster offers to install an alarm system and series of grilles - and much hilarity ensues.

In other news, Cathy is feeling broody and plans a visit to a London fertility clinic, leading to some classic malapropisms from Mammy. When Dermot is refused a bank loan, Mammy takes on her hoity in-law Hilliary (Susie Blake) to win 10,000 euros in a pub poker tournament. And look out for an inspired new use for an iPad.

Patrick Mulkern, Radio Times, 1st January 2015

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