Mrs. Brown's Boys
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 2011 - 2024
- 49 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 in December 2024
- Christmas Special repeated Saturday 30th November at 10pm on U&Gold
- Streaming rank this week: 2,441
Press clippings Page 29
As we've mentioned before, if you're faint hearted this won't be for you.
For the antics of Agnes Brown and her brood are among the funniest on television, but the language they use is certainly not the cleanest.
As the all too short series comes to a climax tonight, this is the last chance to see Brendan O'Carroll as his wickedly witty alter ego Mrs Brown - unless you're getting tickets for his live stage show this summer.
Tonight, Agnes thinks everyone has gone mad - Father Quinn is losing his faith as fast as he loses parishioners, newlyweds Dermot and Maria won't stop fighting, and Grandad has decided he'd like to witness his own funeral.
He's keen to hear all the nice things people will say about him while he's still alive to enjoy them.
So when the Browns decide to make Grandad happy by secretly staging his funeral, you may die laughing.
Jane Simon, The Mirror, 28th March 2011Mrs Brown's Boys determined to be least funny TV show
Mrs Brown's Boys is still here, determined to be claim the title of unfunniest programme on television.
Rachel Tarley, Metro, 22nd March 2011Mrs. Brown's Boys returns for a second series!
Good news for all fans of our favourite Irish matriarch from the BBC Press Office...
BBC One's hit comedy Mrs. Brown's Boys has been recommissioned for a second series by Danny Cohen, Controller, BBC One, and Cheryl Taylor, Controller, Comedy Commissioning.
Jaine Sykes, BBC Comedy, 22nd March 2011Critics hate us, but the audience is screaming laughing
Rory Cowan is revelling in the role of the camp son in Mrs Brown's Boys.
Melanie Finn, The Herald, 22nd March 2011Mrs. Brown's Boys gets a second series
The BBC has ordered a second series of Mrs. Brown's Boys, the studio-based sitcom which has been criticised in the press, but is still a ratings hit.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd March 2011Mrs Brown is no drag
If you liked Carla Lane's Bread and haven't yet discovered Mrs Brown's Boys, then don't miss tonight's episode, the second last in the series.
The Herald, 21st March 2011Brown is the new back as Mrs Brown's Boys is to return
BBC bosses have defied the TV critics by ordering a second series of Mrs Brown's Boys.
Marion Scott, Daily Record, 20th March 2011Despite his critics, Brendan O'Carroll's comedy's a hit
Brendan O'Carroll is still groggy from sleep. It's mid-morning in Toronto, but teatime here in Glasgow, the city to which the comedian insists he owes his success. Over a crystal-clear line, we share a nostalgia for the crackle of transatlantic static, he explains why BBC1's new hit comedy show, Mrs Brown's Boys, was forged in Scotland's biggest city.
Stephen McGinty, The Scotsman, 17th March 2011Mrs. Brown's Mother's Day Message
Mothering Sunday is in a few weeks time (April 3rd to be precise). If you've not got a gift for your mammy yet, why not surprise her with a personal message from Mrs. Brown?
Jaine Sykes, BBC Comedy, 16th March 2011Mrs Brown's Boys is truly terrible
If Miranda was a step forward for quaintly old-fashioned sitcoms, Mrs Brown's Boys is two giant leapfrogs back.
Rachel Tarley, Metro, 15th March 2011