Here We Go - Series Three Preview

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By Jon Donnis

The Jessops are back, and it looks like the chaos hasn't let up. Here We Go, the sharply observed family sitcom from creator and star Tom Basden, returns to BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Friday 25 July at 9pm, with the full series dropping the same day.

Now into its third series, the show once again follows the misadventures of the Jessop family as they stumble their way through life's everyday dramas. Rachel (Katherine Parkinson) is starting over with a new job as a therapist, while husband Paul (Jim Howick), now officially a police constable, continues to seek respect from just about everyone. Uncle Robin (Basden) and Cherry (Tori Allen-Martin) are learning how to function on very little sleep, thanks to their newborn son Atlas. Meanwhile, Amy (Freya Parks) is still navigating the messy in-between of early adulthood, and grandmother Sue (Alison Steadman) has moved back in, adding a little more unpredictability to an already crowded house.

At the centre of it all is Sam (Jude Morgan-Collie), ever-present with his camera, capturing the family's bungee jumps, riverside baptisms, and everything in between. The new series also features a family holiday to Malta, which, in typical Jessop fashion, doesn't go to plan.

The returning cast is joined by a stacked line-up of guest stars, including Jane Horrocks, Robert Glenister, Jamali Maddix, Susannah Fielding, and Kathryn Drysdale. Here We Go is produced by BBC Studios Comedy and was created by Tom Basden, who also serves as executive producer alongside Josh Cole, Will Sinclair and Steven Canny. It was commissioned by BBC Comedy's Gregor Sharp.

Expect more awkward encounters, personal disasters, and heartfelt moments, all stitched together with the show's signature sense of warmth and sharp comic timing.