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Channel 4 Announces Second Series of Big Mood for April 16

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Channel 4 Announces Second Series of Big Mood for April 16
Key Points
  • Second series premieres April 16 with six episodes
  • Stars Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West lead returning and new cast
  • Plot follows Maggie and Eddie's reunion after a year apart

Channel 4 has announced the launch date for the second series of Big Mood. The second series of Big Mood is a six-episode run. The second series of Big Mood stars Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West in lead roles.

Returning cast members for the second series include Nicola Coughlan, Lydia West, Robert Gilbert, Eamon Farren, Niamh Cusack, Amalia Vitale, Luke Fetherston, Rebecca Lowman, Stephen Sobal, and Kate Fleetwood. New cast members for the second series include Rupert Everett, Hannah Onslow, Robert Lindsay, Marina Bye, Marcus Collins, Munroe Bergdorf, Kyran Thrax, Lois Chimimba, Kelly Campbell, Leo Wan, Zachary Hart, and John Locke. The plot of the second series involves Maggie and Eddie not seeing each other for a year, with Eddie returning for a wedding and bringing a spiritual healer named Whitney, creating competition for Maggie.

I think one of the things I knew that was important to me is that even though the show deals with difficult stuff, Camilla (Whitehill) said it's a comedy.

Nicola Coughlan, Actress

The debut series of Big Mood followed the lives of Maggie and Eddie, whose friendship was strained by Maggie's bipolar disorder. According to Daily Express - Showbiz, Nicola Coughlan described the show as a comedy that balances laugh-out-loud moments with emotional depth, feeling true to the characters' voices and real-life friendships. The specific time on April 16 for the premiere has not been announced, and it is unclear whether the series will be available for streaming on platforms like All 4.

How the plot involving Whitney and Maggie's chaos will develop remains to be seen.

It's so brilliantly balanced by how much you have these proper laugh out loud moments and then the next scene, you're crying.

Nicola Coughlan, Actress

I love that it felt very true to her voice. It's also very much in the vernacular of how her and I and our friends speak to one another, so it felt very real.

Nicola Coughlan, Actress
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