Almost time now to say goodbye to the Brassic crew, which is unfortunate because their comedy show seems to be wrapping up with its seventh season. However, it appears that their swan song will be appropriately wild and chaotic.
Following Sky unveiling initial images and a sneak peek trailer for the upcoming installments, it appears that not much has altered regarding our cherished band of characters as they face their final hurdle together.
In the trailer, they recall past moments as Vinnie, played by Joe Gilgun, queries them about instances where death seemed imminent.
With a comedic flair, a series of clips play out, each showcasing the same theme, yet Vinnie remains undeterred. “It won’t sound good if I list it all like this,” he remarks.
However, there’s a final task left, reminiscent of the old times, and as expected, it appears to be just as chaotic as ever.
You can watch the teaser trailer for yourself below.
The summary for season 7 hints at an epic conclusion to the beloved tale, presenting it in the signature flamboyant fashion of Brassic. In other words, this grand comeback signifies the final act for the rowdy group, who vow to depart with a dramatic explosion and more of the wild chaos and turmoil that viewers have fondly enjoyed throughout the series’ history.
As a devoted enthusiast of this captivating series, I’m thrilled to share that we’re in for one final rollercoaster ride packed with excitement, chaos, and playful misadventures featuring our beloved characters, led by none other than the charismatic Vinnie!
This lively bunch’s tales will conclude following an astounding seven seasons, as the show took off magnificently when it premiered in 2019 and has since captivated fans.
Apart from concluding its significant 50-episode series, Brassic season 7 is set to deliver the chaos and excitement that fans adore, accompanied by a few unexpected twists.
Besides Joe Gilgun playing Vinnie, the entire cast is set to reappear. This includes Ryan Sampson as Tommo, Michelle Keegan as Erin, Aaron Heffernan as Ashley, Parth Thakerar as JJ, Joanna Higson as Sugar, Steve Evets as Jim, and Bhavna Limbachia as Meena.
When the announcement for season 7 was made, Danny Brocklehurst, one of the co-creators and writers of Brassic, expressed his thoughts in a statement: “Joe Gilgun and I never thought, even in our wildest imaginations, that we would produce seven series of Brassic and win such a devoted and affectionate fan base.
It has been an absolute pleasure building this unique universe, yet as the saying goes, every good thing eventually concludes. We’d prefer to part ways at our peak moment, perhaps paving the way for that long-awaited BAFTA!
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