BRASSIC 4.01 'Getting There' | 7 September 2022 | Episode Guide

BRASSIC 4.01 - What did you think? [5 vote(s)]

***** 5 Stars - EXCELLENT! I loved it!

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**** 4 Stars - Good, I liked it alot

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*** 3 Stars - OK, I mostly liked it

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** 2 Stars - Disappointing, I didn't like it much

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* 1 Star - Not for me, I really didn't like it at all

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Brassic Series 4 Episode 1 © Sky 7 September 2021 10 - 11pm Sky Max Watch on Sky Watch on Now TV Episode Guide It's Ringo and Babs's wedding - in deepest Wales! Erin is still in hiding, but on discovering her whereabouts, Vinnie uses the road trip as an excuse to go and get her. He also gets roped into helping Bride-to-be Babs bag a final extra-marital fling. As the gang set off on their road trip, it's soon clear that if things can go wrong, they most certainly will. A car crash, a tense encounter with the MacDonagh brothers, and a dinner of roadkill with a creepy farmer keep one half of the gang busy. Meanwhile the other half travel in Tommo's newly converted mobile sex dungeon attempting to babysit an out-of-control Babs... Cast & Credits Vinnie – Joe Gilgun Erin – Michelle Keegan Dylan – Damien Molony Cardi – Tom Hanson Ash – Aaron Heffernan Tommo – Ryan Sampson JJ – Parth Thakerar Jim - Steve Evets Babs – Marli Harries Co-creators: Joe Gilgun, Danny Brocklehurst Writer: Danny Brocklehurst, Alex Ganley, Danielle Ward Prod Company: Calamity Films __________________ Join DMF here too: Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

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A little review for this ep from Paul Whitelaw at the Radio Times:

Joe Gilgun’s (very) loosely autobiographical small-town Lancashire comedy-drama has been a big hit for Sky, and deservedly so. It’s sweetly crude and witty, and a heartfelt endeavour reminiscent of Gilgun collaborator Shane Meadows at his warmest. As series four begins, we reconvene with heartbroken lovable “loser” Vinnie (Gilgun) who’s desperate to hear from estranged ex Erin (Michelle Keegan) and his son. Gilgun is a natural tragicomic clown, his lugubriously expressive face conveying a multitude of emotions in the crushed blink of an eye. It’s a delightfully subtle performance and as always, writer Danny Brocklehurst lets the story’s pathos speak for itself.

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Didn't really enjoy this at all, no laugh out loud moment for me.

Its gone from the brilliance of season one, with it being mostly about "the lads" to Vinnie moaning on about Erin and Tyler. How much he loves and misses his "boy" - you know, the one he tended to ignore until he found out he was his son? Talking of which, Tyler is now totally ignoring Dylan, the man who brought him up for years.

The bad language is more extreme.
I watched the first two series with my daughter and grandson - I would feel too uncomfortable to do that with this season going by episode one.
To be honest, if Damien wasn't in it, I would be very unlikely to watch episode two! Talking of which, Damien barely got to say more than a sentence or two.

I'll watch the next episode solely because Damien is part of the cast but to be honest if it doesn't improve (or Dylan doesn't get a bigger role) then I probably won't bother watching any more.

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