Lee Mack's Decision
Comedian Lee Mack, 55, has announced that he will be taking a year off from a beloved show, revealing that the decision is not entirely his own. The show in question is the long-running sitcom "Not Going Out," where Mack plays a fictionalized version of himself.
Future of "Not Going Out" in Doubt
Despite hitting its landmark 1,000th episode last Christmas, "Not Going Out" will not be returning this year, leaving the future of the hit BBC series uncertain. Discussions are ongoing about potentially bringing the show back, with a possible return in early 2025.
Lee Mack's Plans for the Year
Lee Mack shared that he will be focusing on other projects this year, including more episodes of his game show "The 1% Club" and the panel show "Would I Lie to You?". However, he confirmed that he will not be working on "Not Going Out" this year.
Uncertain Future
While Mack expressed his love for working on "Not Going Out" and his desire to do more, he revealed that the final decision is not always in his hands. He humorously mentioned that he simply waits for someone to offer him a bag of money to continue with the show.
Return of "The 1% Club"
In more positive news for fans, Lee Mack assured that "The 1% Club" will be returning this year, providing some solace for those who will miss seeing him on "Not Going Out."
