Nicola Coughlan

Channel 4 recommissions Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West sitcom Big Mood

Lydia West, a British-Caribbean woman in her thirties, hugs Nicola Coughlan, a white woman in her thirties, against a pink backdrop. Coughlan's mascara is running slightly, seemingly from crying

In series two, it will have been a year since Maggie (Coughlan) and Eddie (West) last spoke. Eddie has since befriended spiritual healer Whitney, and become much more mature. This is, of course, terrible news for Maggie. Are the two still compatible? Or will their friendship be lost forever?

“Deeply grateful to everyone who loves our mad, funny, sad show,” said Nicola Coughlan. “It’s been one of the greatest joys of my life making it, and I’m beyond delighted that we get to come back and tell the next chapter of Maggie and Eddie’s story. Rats at the ready.”

Bridgerton series three trailer reveals hotly-anticipated Colin and Penelope romance

Each series of Bridgerton has so far focused on a different sibling of the Bridgerton family and their search for love.

In series three, it is Colin Bridgerton’s (Luke Newton, The Lodge) turn, and his perfect match might just be his long-time friend Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan, Derry Girls) who, unbeknownst to Colin, has been holding a candle for him for years.

Netflix reveals first clips of Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton in Bridgerton series three

Each series of the Regency era drama sees a different sibling of the Bridgerton family enter the marriage market, with the events of ‘the season’ being heavily documented by their own version of Gossip Girl, Lady Whistledown. Series two saw serial-bachelor Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey, Crashing) finally attempt to settle down, and finding love in an unlikely place, with enemy Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley, Sex Education).

Bridgerton’s next instalment receives a spring release date

Each series of the historical drama, likened to a regency era Gossip Girl, focuses on one member of the titular family. Series two saw Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey, Fellow Travelers) take centre stage as he struggled to choose between his intended wife and ‘diamond of the season’, and her older sister Kate. The events of ‘the societal season’ are reported in a gossip style newsletter by the elusive Lady Whistledown, often to the dismay of the upper classes.