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    Filming has started on series three of BBC Studios Comedy Productions’ hit sitcom, Here We Go, for BBC iPlayer and BBC One

    I’m so thrilled to be reunited with our cast of comedy legends to bring another round of the Jessop’s epic family misfortunes and everyday adventures back to BBC One!”— Tom Basden, Creator of Here We Go

    Created by and starring Tom Basden (After Life), the new series (7×30) sees the return of the all-star cast Jim Howick (Ghosts), Katherine Parkinson (The IT Crowd), Alison Steadman (Gavin & Stacey), Freya Parks (This Town), Jude Morgan-Collie (A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder), Tori Allen-Martin (Unforgotten), Mica Ricketts (Best Interests), Ed Kear (The Batman), and Jon Furlong (The Last Kingdom).

    The third series will continue to follow the chaotic Jessops’ family as they navigate new jobs, love, loss and family gatherings. Mum Rachel (Katherine Parkinson) is starting her new life as a therapist. Paul (Jim Howick), now a police constable, continues his quest to gain the respect of his peers – and his kids. Uncle Robin (Tom Basden) and wife Cherry (Tori Allen-Martin) are busy with a new arrival, baby Atlas, while Amy (Freya Parks) is still figuring out life as a 20-something. Grandmother Sue (Alison Steadman) has moved back in and Sam (Jude Morgan-Collie) is, of course, on hand, capturing all the calamity on camera from bungee jumps to riverside baptisms. Series three also sees a family holiday to Malta, where, of course, nothing goes according to plan.

    Creator Tom Basden, says: “I’m so thrilled to be reunited with our cast of comedy legends to bring another round of the Jessop’s epic family misfortunes and everyday adventures back to BBC One!”

    All previous episodes of Here We Go are available to watch now on BBC iPlayer. Series three will premier next year.

    Here We Go is a BBC Studios Comedy Production for BBC iPlayer and BBC One and is distributed internationally by BBC Studios. The series was commissioned by Jon Petrie, BBC Director of Comedy Commissioning. The series is created by Tom Basden and the Executive Producers are Josh Cole, Will Sinclair, Tom Basden and Steven Canny. The Commissioning Editor for the BBC is Gregor Sharp.

    (Source: BBC Studios)