BBC Comedy "We Might Regret This" Commissioned for Two More Series

Plot and Characters

A BBC comedy that captured the hearts of viewers in its debut season, "We Might Regret This," has been renewed for two additional series. The show revolves around tetraplegic artist Freya, played by Kyla Harris, a disabled Canadian in her 30s who moves to London to be with her partner, Abe, portrayed by Darren Boyd.

Critical Acclaim and Representation

The BBC has received praise for its groundbreaking portrayal of a disabled woman on screen, with critics hailing the show for its light-hearted humor and dark, jagged wit. Viewers and critics alike have commended the superb cast and the series' unique take on messy relationships and unparalleled intimacy.

Creator's Statement and BBC's Response

Co-creators Kyla Harris and Lee Getty expressed their gratitude for the BBC's support in exploring disability and complex relationships on screen. The CEO of Roughcut, Ash Atalla, shared his excitement for the upcoming series, describing it as a show full of heart and complexity. BBC Director of Comedy, Jon Petrie, praised the team for crafting comedy from deeply personal moments with sharpness and heart.

Viewer's Response and Critical Acclaim

British Vogue hailed the series as the BBC's smartest and sharpest sitcom since Fleabag, while The Daily Telegraph described it as richly layered with a mix of sarcasm, pain, and light-hearted laughs. They also praised the dark, jagged humor that adds depth to the show's narrative.

Don't miss out on the laughter and emotional rollercoaster of "We Might Regret This" - catch it on BBC iPlayer.