Sky has confirmed a release date for Brassic season six.
The hit Sky One comedy, starring Michelle Keegan, will return to screens on September 26 with a new season of laughs and antics from Vinnie O'Neill and his friends.
The news was announced on Sky's official X account alongside a new promotional poster for the sixth season.
"Buckle up, they're back. #Brassic returns for series 6 on 26 September," reads the caption.
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Season six promises "a madcap journey involving man-eating crocodiles, bigamists and a naked cult", with the trailer also featuring a speeding hearse.
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Fans should also be prepared for more problems from the MacDonaghs, whose trouble-making is set to step "up a gear", plus "some heartfelt goodbyes" in the later episodes.
Keegan is back as Erin Croft, with returning cast members also including Joe Gilgun, Ryan Sampson, Tom Hanson, Bronagh Gallagher, Joanna Higson, Aaron Heffernan, Parth Thakerar, Bhavna Limbachia and Steve Evets.
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In June, Sky announced that Brassic would be back for a seventh series – three months ahead of season six's release.
Thrilled by the news, the show's co-creator Danny Brocklehurst said in a statement at the time: "Brassic is a delight to make and it's a privilege to create more chaos for our loyal and loving audience."
According to Sky, season seven will see the show reach the 50-episode milestone, cementing it as the broadcaster's biggest original comedy.
Late last month, the first four seasons of Brassic landed on Netflix UK introducing the comedy to a new streaming audience. The show has released five seasons to date, as well as a Christmas special in 2023.
Brassic airs on Sky Max and NOW, and seasons 1-4 are now on Netflix. Season six will be released on Sky and NOW on September 26.
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