Just Feck Off

  Oi oi! Fans of Only Fools and Horses are in for a right treat, as the BBC has confirmed that the legendary sitcom is making a grand return to our screens in 2025. After over two decades since the last official episode aired, Del Boy, Rodney, and the gang are dusting off their camel-hair coats and flat caps for one final jaunt in Peckham. A Long-Awaited Comeback The surprise announcement was made earlier this week, sending shockwaves of excitement through the show's dedicated fanbase. Sir David Jason, now 84, has confirmed his involvement, stepping back into the role of the lovable wheeler-dealer Del Boy Trotter. While Nicholas Lyndhurst (Rodney) had previously distanced himself from revisiting the show, insiders reveal that he has now agreed to return for what is being called “a perfect send-off.” "It's been a long time coming," Jason said in a statement. "John Sullivan created something truly magical, and we want to honour his legacy with one last outing. Thi...

  It is not the first time that viewers have begged for the show to be axe.   BRENDAN O'Carroll has confirmed the future of Mrs Brown's Boys after the show's viewing figures plummeted and fans called for the BBC comedy to be axed. The show is centred on the loud-mouthed Irish matriarch Agnes, played by Brendan, whose favourite pastime is meddling in the lives of her six children. It has enjoyed a long TV run with five seasons and 12 festive specials since debuting in 2011. - and it appears that the show won't be going anywhere anytime soon. Brendan O'Carroll has confirmed that a fifth 'mini-series' is in the works and filming is set t commence in just months. Brendan told the Daily Star: "We are going to film another series in April and May [2025]. It’s lovely to be asked to do another one." The BBC's head of comedy, Jon Petrie, added: "Brendan has created an iconic comedy character in Agnes Brown.  "Mrs. Brown's Boys is a B...