When is the Outnumbered Christmas special on BBC, who is starring and what has the cast been doing?
THE Brockman family will be back on our screens this Christmas with a one-off special for the festive season.
Producer Andy Hamilton has even hinted that there may be more episodes in the future.
We have all the details you need for the new Outnumbered episode.
When is the Outnumbered Christmas special on BBC?
The 40min special will air on Boxing Day at 10pm.
In the special, it's Boxing Day and the Brockman family have to carry out a special mission for Grandad.
They encounter car problems, child problems, parent problems, emotional problems and World War Two.
If the adults can't sort things out the children will have to.
Like all families, everything has changed and everything remains the same.
Who is in the cast?
BBC haven't released any info about guest stars, but all the original cast members will be back.
Tyger Drew-Honey, Daniel Roche and Ramona Marquez are all set to reprise their roles as the children - Jake, Ben and Karen.
Hugh Dennis and Claire Skinner will return as parents Pete and Sue.
About the upcoming special, Hugh said : "I can't wait to re-join our TV nucleus, and what better place to experience the full joy of family life than stuck in the family car."
Claire added: ";I am so happy to be back dipping into the Brockmans’ lives again - it is like putting on a big comfy jumper."
What have the Outnumbered cast been doing?
Tyger Drew-Honey
Since the show ended Tyger – who’s dad is famous porn star Ben Dover – has made a name for himself making documentaries on various topics.
Most famously he had sex with a robot for BBC3’s doc The Virtual Reality Virgin. He has also taken part in reality show 24 Hours in the Past.
He was also targeted by hackers who have posted naked pictures of him online back in June.
He had a role in the 2015 film Up All Night, he is the start of Scream Street on CBBC and took part in Celebs go Dating on E4.
Daniel Roche
Since Outnumbered, Daniel has been played representative rugby his school, Middlesex Rugby Football Union and the Wasps RFC Academy.
Despite acting in many shows during his stint on Outnumbered (such as Just William and Little Crackers), the actor hasn't made any appearances since, probably because he was sitting his GSCEs at University College School in London.
Ramona Marquez
Ramona is only 15, so has been at school since Outnumbered ended in 2014.
Over the summer Ramona Marquez – who was just six when she appeared on the BBC show – expressed her upset after seeing comments online accusing her of taking drugs at Reading music festival.
Taking to Instagram the star hit back writing: “I really enjoyed Reading and meeting lots of fans and cool people it was so lit ???? it is pretty upsetting though now seeing people posting about me and saying that Im doing drugs and really horrible things like that??
“I just don’t understand why people feel the need to being a**holes, it’s such a p**s take. But apart from that everyone was so lovely.”
Hugh Dennis
Dennis continues to be a panellist on Mock the Week - he has appeared in every episode since its inception.
He is a regular guest on various BBC-broadcast comedy panel game shows such as They Think It's All Over, Would I Lie To You?, QI and has guest hosted Have I Got News for You
Claire Skinner
Funnily Claire plays Tyger Drew-Honey's mother in CBBC show Scream Street.
As well as theatre work, she has starred in Morgana Robinson's The Agency on BBC Two and BBC show Inside No. 9.
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