Sir David Jason, the renowned actor, has shared insights on the potential return of the classic BBC comedy, “Still Open All Hours.” During an appearance on BBC Breakfast, Sir David discussed the future of the show, which has been on hiatus since the Covid-19 pandemic. The actor revealed that the cast and crew are eagerly awaiting the green light for a new series.
Jon Kay, the BBC Breakfast anchor, engaged in a conversation with Sir David about the beloved sitcom. The actor disclosed that Roy Clarke, the original writer, had already outlined storylines for a potential new series. These storylines include weddings for characters and resolutions to previous plots left open-ended.
Sir David expressed optimism about the show’s return, highlighting the readiness of the cast and scripts. He emphasised the desire to reunite with the cast and bring closure to the series. “Still Open All Hours,” which debuted in 2013 and aired for six seasons, has a loyal fan base eagerly anticipating its revival.
The last episode of the show aired in 2019 as a festive special, leaving fans eager for more. Sir David’s enthusiasm for a potential new series signals hope for viewers. Fans can catch up on “Still Open All Hours” on BBC iPlayer, while BBC Breakfast airs on weekdays on BBC One.
As discussions continue around the show’s comeback, supporters of “Still Open All Hours” remain hopeful for a satisfying conclusion to the series. Stay tuned for updates on this classic BBC comedy’s potential return.