Mum
- TV sitcom
- BBC Two
- 2016 - 2019
- 18 episodes (3 series)
Sitcom about a middle aged mother who is trying to rebuild her life following the death of her husband. Stars Lesley Manville, Peter Mullan, Sam Swainsbury, Lisa McGrillis, Ross Boatman and more.
Streaming rank this week: 1,352
Episode menu
- Series 2, Episode 4 - July
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 13th March 2018
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 25 minutes
Cast & crew
| Lesley Manville | Cathy |
| Peter Mullan | Michael |
| Sam Swainsbury | Jason |
| Lisa McGrillis | Kelly |
| Ross Boatman | Derek |
| Dorothy Atkinson | Pauline |
| Karl Johnson | Reg |
| Marlene Sidaway | Maureen |
| Tanya Franks | Carol (Kelly's Mum) |
| Stefan Golaszewski | Writer |
| Stefan Golaszewski | Director |
| Georgie Fallon | Producer |
| Kenton Allen | Executive Producer |
| Stefan Golaszewski | Executive Producer |
| Matthew Justice | Executive Producer |
| Richard Laxton | Executive Producer |
| Lyndsay Robinson | Associate Producer |
| Hannah Wilcock | Line Producer |
| Simon Reglar | Editor |
| Abby Bowers | Production Designer |
| Sarah Crowe | Casting Director |
| Richard Cooke | Costume Designer |
| David Marsh | Director of Photography |
| Juliette Tomes | Make-up Designer |
| David Chalstrey | 1st Assistant Director |
| Gregor Sharp | Commissioning Editor |
Press
Mum: Why great British comedy can make us laugh and cry
It probably sounds really daft, but my favourite comedies are the ones that make me cry. Whilst the majority of us watch comedy to laugh it's the sign of a real comedy if you can get so attached to those on screen that you can cry at them or with them too.
Luke, The Custard TV, 14th March 2018Kelly and Jason are off on holiday: she's got her Marmite and her "lucky rocks" and everyone's come round to help them pack. As usual, Cathy and Michael are trampled on but their interaction doesn't quite stick to the formula: this will be the episode the wonderful stars Lesley Manville and Peter Mullan both submit to the Bafta jury.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 13th March 2018