December 25, 2009
It’s Bank Holiday Monday and the Essex contingent arrives for a sunny day out at the beach. Doris even puts her sun dress on, as the Bafta Award-winning comedy series continues.
Gavin’s heart-to-heart with his dad gives him something more to think about and a dark cloud looms on the horizon when Dave arrives to find Nessa and Smithy enjoying all the fun of the fair.
Doris is played by Margaret John, Gavin by Mathew Horne, Dave by Steffan Rhodri, Nessa by Ruth Jones and Smithy by James Corden.
December 17, 2009
Gavin is uncomfortable with Gwen and Bryn knowing the ins and outs of his and Stacey’s sex life, as the Bafta Award-winning comedy series continues. Meanwhile, Smithy goes beyond the call of friendship by making a staggering suggestion.
Later, Pete and Dawn prepare to renew their wedding vows and everyone heads to Billericay to help them celebrate. But how will Dave react to the bombshell revelation about the curry night in Essex?
Gavin is played by Mathew Horne, Gwen by Melanie Walters, Bryn by Rob Brydon, Stacey by Joanna Page, Pete by Adrian Scarborough, Dawn by Julia Davies and Dave by Steffan Rhodri.
December 10, 2009
Thursday 10 December
9.00-9.30pm BBC ONE
With four British Comedy Awards, two Baftas and a South Bank award to its name, Gavin & Stacey returns for a new series on BBC One.
Pam and Mick are in deep in discussions about the new conservatory, as the third and final series of Bafta-winning comedy Gavin & Stacey continues.
Meanwhile, Bryn is in his element as he awaits the arrival of his house guests; all the Essex boys are coming down for a big night out in Cardiff and having a sleepover at his place. Smithy gets in a state about seeing Nessa after their most recent embarrassing meeting, and Stacey makes a worrying discovery and can’t decide whether to tell Gavin.
Pam is played by Alison Steadman, Mick by Larry Lamb, Bryn by Rob Brydon, Smithy by James Corden, Nessa by Ruth Jones, Stacey by Joanna Page and Gavin by Mathew Horne.
December 3, 2009
Stacey is looking for a new job while insuring Gavin sticks to his recent promise, as the critically acclaimed comedy, written by James Corden and Ruth Jones, continues.
Dave’s not a happy bunny when Nessa tells him she’s taking baby Neil to Essex to see his dad. Meanwhile, over at the Shipmans’s house, Dawn and Pete have joined Pam and Mick for a beer and curry night of huge proportions – at the Billericay house of fun.
Stacey is played by Joanna Page, Gavin by Mathew Horne, Dave by Steffan Rhodri, Nessa by Ruth Jones, Dawn by Julia Davis, Pete by Adrian Scarborough, Pam by Alison Steadman and Mick by Larry Lamb. James Corden and Rob Brydon also star.