Christmas Special of BBC's Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing Teased by Show's Editor

What to Expect

The beloved BBC programme, Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, concluded its sixth season this year, leaving fans eager for more. However, one of the show's editors, Dough Bryson, recently took to Twitter to tease fans with an update about an upcoming Christmas special episode. According to Bryson, the episode is currently in the editing process and will be an hour-long festive treat.

Christmas Fishing and Hogmanay Celebrations

In the Christmas special, the show's hosts, Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse, along with their furry friend Ted, will embark on a fishing adventure in Scotland. They will not only enjoy some Christmas fishing but also experience the traditional Hogmanay celebrations, making it a truly festive episode.

Excitement from Fans

Diehard viewers of Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing quickly expressed their excitement in response to Bryson's announcement. Fans praised the show's previous seasons and eagerly awaited the Christmas special. Many were thrilled to hear that the episode would be an hour long, as regular episodes are only 30 minutes.

A Successful Series

Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing has been a hit with audiences, leading to its renewal for a sixth season earlier this year. Throughout the season, Bob, Paul, and Ted explored various fishing spots in Wales, Shropshire, Wiltshire, the Scottish Borders, Yorkshire, and Devon. The show's success has prompted the BBC to commission a seventh season in 2024.

Air Date Yet to be Confirmed

While fans eagerly anticipate the Christmas special, the BBC has yet to announce the official air date. However, with the episode in the editing process, it won't be long before viewers can enjoy this festive treat during the Christmas holidays.