THE stars of hit comedy Colin From Accounts are confident they will land another series – despite telly bosses having yet to commission one.
Writers Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall, who are a real-life Aussie couple and play the lead roles, say they planted a number of mini-storylines in the debut series ready to explore in a follow-up.
And given the BBC comedy has earned rave reviews across the globe, they feel it is inevitable they’ll get a sequel.
Harriett said: “There has to be but we haven’t got a green light yet.
"It’s very sad – the guy who commissioned it passed away a couple of months ago.
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"Brian Walsh, who’s a giant in Australian TV, and that might be slowing things down a bit.”
Patrick told the Pilot TV podcast: “It will come. We have got lots of fun stuff that make us laugh.”
It’s brilliant telly and can be viewed in full now on iPlayer.
SAM: I'M BIG FRY, GORDON
A FINALIST on Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars hopes winning the show will help make her restaurant as big as Nando’s.
The BBC One series ends tomorrow night as the remaining three contestants battle to secure the fiery chef’s £150,000 investment.
And Sam, who runs Hot N Juicy Shrimp LDN, reckons Gordon’s cash could elevate her firm to a new level.
She says: “The joy that I’d feel if I win Gordon’s investment is indescribable.
“Everything that has been achieved with Hot N Juicy Shrimp LDN has been without any loans or investments. So having investment – and not just any investment but from Gordon Ramsay – would sky-rocket our brand and allow it to become an international household name, like the Nando’s of seafood boils.”
Sam joins Amy and Andy in the final, which will be held at Rangers’ Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, where the Scot’s football hopes came to an end before he kickstarted his glittering career as a chef.
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That didn’t go too badly.
