Two Doors Down
- TV sitcom
- BBC Two / BBC One
- 2013 - 2023
- 47 episodes (7 series)
Comedy focused on Latimer Crescent residents Eric and Beth Baird, plus their neighbours and immediate family. Stars Arabella Weir, Alex Norton, Doon Mackichan, Jonathan Watson, Elaine C. Smith and more.
Streaming rank this week: 1,962
Episode menu
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Further details
There's tension in the air after Christine suspects that her daughter Sophie has been at it with her boyfriend. The row escalates and results in more than verbal damage when Christine's ceiling collapses, leaving her with a head full of plaster and nowhere to stay. Just as well she's got good neighbours in Beth and Eric Baird.
Over at the Bairds, Cathy turns up to boast about the luxury holiday to Egypt she's just booked for her and Colin. However, her good mood proves short-lived when she discovers that Colin has been using his laptop for some 'personal' satisfaction.
Before they know it, the Bairds have Christine, Sophie and Cathy as overnight guests. And then their son Ian turns up looking for a bed for the night following a fight with his boyfriend Jaz. It's a full house and a major headache for Eric.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Friday 8th April 2016
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Arabella Weir | Beth |
| Alex Norton | Eric |
| Doon Mackichan | Cathy |
| Jonathan Watson | Colin |
| Elaine C. Smith | Christine |
| Jamie Quinn | Ian |
| Sharon Rooney | Sophie |
| Harki Bhambra | Jaz |
| Simon Carlyle | Writer |
| Gregor Sharp | Writer |
| Simon Hynd | Director |
| Catherine Gosling Fuller | Producer |
| Steven Canny | Executive Producer |
| Ewan Angus | Executive Producer |
| Myfanwy Moore | Executive Producer |
| Calum Ross | Editor |
| Greg Shaw | Production Designer |
| Nathaniel Rateliff | Composer |
Video
Going upstairs
Sophie and Christine argue about having guests upstairs...
Featuring: Elaine C. Smith (Christine) & Sharon Rooney (Sophie).
Press
Elaine C Smith steals the show in Two Doors Down
I've written before on these pages about my distaste for Elaine C Smith's TV persona, which is loud and boisterous, but she is stealing the show in this new series.
Julie McDowall, The National (Scotland), 8th April 2016