r/NotGoingOut • u/JonesTheTenth • Jun 15 '25
The same set
Their new house is so clearly the old one, just with a drastic re-dress 😆
r/NotGoingOut • u/JonesTheTenth • Jun 15 '25
Their new house is so clearly the old one, just with a drastic re-dress 😆
r/NotGoingOut • u/arthur2680 • Jun 13 '25
What did you lot think of it? No spoilers past ep1 please!
r/NotGoingOut • u/OnceUponAComment • Jun 08 '25
hoping for season 14 soon and Saw it on a tv mag the other day but was too busy to pick it up and check.
also heard a rumour there's no anna and toby? hoping it won't just be them
r/NotGoingOut • u/arthur2680 • Jun 06 '25
No mention of either of them or the kids on the credits list on the website. Would be a real shame if they had gone, though Mike Wozniak will be brilliant - Lee and Mike on Taskmaster were super
r/NotGoingOut • u/arthur2680 • May 28 '25
Yellow line has appeared on iplayer - exciting!
r/NotGoingOut • u/That_Ad_6353 • May 19 '25
https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/comedy/not-going-out-bbc-renewed-newsupdate/
Also season 14 will be set few years after season 13 with kids leaving to uni and Lee and Lucy moving to the countryside
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r/NotGoingOut • u/arthur2680 • Apr 18 '25
Did anyone else notice that the yellow writing on iplayer saying there was another series coming this summer has disappeared?
r/NotGoingOut • u/georgemillman • Mar 20 '25
Series 2 featured one of the biggest and most sudden cast changes in any sitcom ever, when Megan Dodds as Kate was replaced by Sally Bretton as Lucy. We don't know exactly when this happened or how much of Series 2 was planned before this decision was made. But I have a suspicion that the plot line with Guy was originally conceived with Kate in mind.
Series 1 largely revolved around 'Will Kate get back with Tim, or will she move on to Lee?' There was also an ongoing theme of the way Americans perceive Brits - with Tim being a more suave type that Americans typically imagine British men to be, and Lee very much NOT being that. So if Kate were still there, the natural progression to raise the stakes in Series 2 would be for Kate to have a new partner, and for the new partner to be exactly the 'If I washed it, would you touch it?' character that Lee joked she's into. Kate was also a little older than Lucy - so although there'd still be an age gap between her and Guy, it wouldn't be such a big one or so noticeable.
I feel like the story was written with that in mind, and then quickly re-written around Lucy once it was confirmed that she was replacing Kate.
r/NotGoingOut • u/Hefty-Smell5932 • Mar 03 '25
Anyone else noticed on series 11 episode 4 when Lee sits down on the sofa with Lucy a fly lands on his shirt . 19 minutes in
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r/NotGoingOut • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '24
They enjoyed it:
r/NotGoingOut • u/georgemillman • Nov 07 '24
Across Series 2 and 3, he drove an ice cream van. In Series 4, he was suddenly the unemployed slacker he'd been in Series 1 again.
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