Lucy Mangan of The Guardian, reviewing the series, gave it four out of five stars, saying: "It is a hilarious, warm, brutal melange that works because it has heart without sentimentality and authenticity without strain." [11] On 24 April 2020, Sky released the second series' trailer, confirming that it would begin broadcasting on 7 May that year. [12] It was confirmed that it would also broadcast six episodes with all of them becoming available to be streamed through NOW TV from its premiere date, though would officially be broadcast on a weekly basis through Sky. [13] Prior to series 2 commencing its broadcast, Sky recommissioned the series for an expanded third series, consisting of eight episodes; a projected release date was not disclosed. [3] Casting [ edit ] RTS Programme Awards 2020 in partnership with Audio Network". Royal Television Society. 14 October 2019 . Retrieved 26 February 2022.

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BAFTA TV 2021: The Winners and Nominations for the Virgin Media British Academy Television Awards and British Academy Television Craft Awards". BAFTA Television . Retrieved 10 October 2021. Steve Garti as Chinese Dan (series 3; guest series 2, 4–5): A criminal fence who buys or sells stolen goods to Vinnie's gang.

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Dominic West as Dr. Christopher "Chris" Cox: Vinnie's general practitioner who he ends up developing a close bond with. In reality, he does not offer Vinnie any constructive advice though the pair agree to help mentor each other, as Chris also reveals his obsession with other people's knees.

a b "Brassic renewed for season 3 by Sky One before the second has aired". Radio Times . Retrieved 14 May 2019. Bhavna Limbachia as Meena (series 5; guest series 4): JJ’s cousin who initially hires him to steal flowers for her wedding. Following her divorce, she becomes Gary's assistant at the funeral home and later joins Vinnie's gang. For series 2, Claude Scott-Mitchell joined the cast in the role of Sara, a new romance for Maloney's character. All series 1 cast members reprised their roles, with John Thomson and Bill Paterson also joining the cast as newcomers. West also reprised his role, now portraying a more regular character. Jude Riordan as Tyler Croft (series 1–3, 5; guest series 4): Erin and Vinnie's son, who was conceived after a drunken one-night stand. Erin refers to him as "not exactly planned but the best mistake". He is close to Dylan and later has a father-son relationship with Vinnie after learning he's his biological father. Tadhg Murphy as Gary Cullen (series 3–4; guest series 1–2, 5): The local Hawley undertaker who has an artificial eye and collects unique body parts from corpses.

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a b c d e f "Where is Sky One's Michelle Keegan comedy Brassic filmed?". Metro News. 22 August 2019 . Retrieved 13 May 2020. The programme is set in the fictional town of Hawley, which is inspired by Gilgun's experience of growing up in Chorley. [17] Regarding the setting, location manager Jonathan Davies stated, "We were given the scripts and a few of us had a meeting with Joe [Gilgun] to talk through the feel and look of the show and to talk about which direction to go in. It's a very collaborative process to build a world that fits with the story and script. People want to feel like they're being transported into that real world of Brassic." [17] a b "Brassic review – a tale of northern ne'er-do-wells with humour and heart to spare". The Guardian. 22 August 2019 . Retrieved 29 August 2019.

a b Westbrook, Caroline (28 August 2019). "Will there be a series 2 of Michelle Keegan's Brassic and how can you watch the first series?". Metro . Retrieved 29 August 2019. India Mullen as Samantha (series 3): A barmaid who becomes close with Vinnie. She is later revealed to be an undercover police officer, working with Carl to bring Vinnie and his friends to justice. Greg Wood as Barry MacDonagh (series 4; guest series 3, 5): Davey's silent but intimidating brother who works with him against Vinnie and the gang. He is later killed after stepping on a land mine at Jim's farm. Joanna Higson as Sugar Jones (series 4–present; recurring series 2–3; guest series 1): A former stripper and Erin's best friend, who initially manages a strip club with her, The Rat and Cutter, before joining Vinnie's gang. She later starts a relationship with JJ, and gives birth to their son. On the day of the programme's premiere, Gilgun revealed that filming for the second series had already begun prior to the first series airing, with them supposedly having a previously confidential agreement with Sky weeks before. Filming continued through the entire autumn of 2019, with all previous filming locations from series 1 continuing, and locations also expanding across the North West of England.

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Neil Ashton as David "Davey" MacDonagh (series 5; recurring series 4; guest series 3): A career criminal who forms a rivalry with Vinnie, hoping to take over his cannabis business. Working with his brother, Davey fills the void left by McCann's arrest as Hawley's most dangerous criminal. He acts as the main antagonist for the fourth series. Samantha Power as Donna MacDonagh (series 5): Davey and Barry's sister who takes over their criminal operation after she's released from prison. On 27 August 2019, it was announced that the complete first series would release to DVD on 30 September. [23] Reception [ edit ] Critical response [ edit ] Steve Evets as Farmer Jim: A local farmer based near Hawley who allows Vinnie to grow his cannabis plants in an underground bunker at his farm and helps the gang with many of their escapades.

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The first series consists of six episodes and premiered on 22 August 2019. Before the first series had aired, it was announced that it had been renewed for a second series, which premiered on 7 May 2020. [2] On 12 February 2020, it was renewed for an expanded third series consisting of eight episodes; [3] which premiered on 6 October 2021 having moved to Sky Max following the shutdown of Sky One. [4] In August 2021 a fourth series began filming [5] and premiered on 7 September 2022. When is Brassic on TV? Who is in the cast and what is it about?". Radio Times . Retrieved 3 August 2019. Ruth Sheen as Kath (series 1): The pub landlady of The Crows Nest that the gang frequents. She is very sociable, having known them all for years, and is aware of everyone's issues. Manchester is so versatile you've got the urban landscapes and then can drive 30 minutes and you're in beautiful countryside.