Noel Fielding's Apple TV+ series The Completely Made-up Adventures of Dick Turpin has been renewed for season 2.
The show, which debuted earlier this year, provides a fictional take on the famous 18th century highwayman.
Apple has now confirmed that more episodes are on the way, which will follow "another round of fantastical adventures for Dick Turpin" alongside "a host of great British comedy talent to star".
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As well as Fielding, the show stars the likes of Downton Abbey's Hugh Bonneville, People Just Do Nothing's Asim Chaudhry and Friday Night Dinner's Tamsin Greig.
Earlier this year, Fielding talked to Digital Spy about The Completely Made-up Adventures of Dick Turpin, explaining how he worked with younger writers who had grown up on The Might Boosh.
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"Sometimes they will say to me, 'Oh, that's a little bit Boosh,'" he recalled. "Because they know all of the episodes, and I've forgotten them.
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"I think I sort of went away from Boosh because we did 20 years together on it, you know, and it was very special for us. And then I felt like I couldn't really do that kind of comedy in that way."
Fielding further explained that the period nature of the new series "feels different enough", adding: "That is kind of my humour, really. There's nothing I can do about it. I couldn't just go off and write an episode of Veep instead. It's not my bag.
"So there will definitely be a bit of a crossover. What I'm hoping is that Boosh fans like it, because it is a bit Boosh-y."
The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin is streaming on Apple TV+.
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