Matt Lucas recently appeared on RTÉ’s The Late Late Show and teased the possibility of a comeback for the beloved sketch show Little Britain. During his chat with host Patrick Kielty, Lucas hinted at the idea of revisiting the iconic show that he co-created with David Walliams. While he didn’t confirm anything, his comments have certainly piqued the interest of fans.
Lucas shared that he and Walliams had a lot of fun dressing up as different characters for the show, expressing a desire to work together on something new. The duo has always enjoyed creating comedy together, and it seems like they are open to exploring new avenues for their partnership.
Little Britain first premiered in 2003 and quickly gained a dedicated fanbase. Over the years, the show spawned multiple series and spin-offs, but it has also faced criticism for some of its characters and controversial portrayals. Both Lucas and Walliams have acknowledged the need to reevaluate their past work and adapt to the changing landscape of comedy.
If Little Britain were to make a return, it is likely that the duo would take a fresh approach to the show, updating it for a modern audience and addressing any concerns about its previous content. While nothing is set in stone, it seems that Lucas and Walliams are open to the idea of bringing back the beloved series at some point in the future.
Fans will have to wait and see if Little Britain will indeed stage a comeback, but it’s clear that the door is not completely shut on the possibility. Lucas and Walliams appear to be biding their time and waiting for the right moment to revive the show for their eager audience.
As we eagerly anticipate any updates on a potential Little Britain revival, it’s clear that the creative duo behind the iconic show are still passionate about collaborating and creating comedy together. Stay tuned for more news and developments on this front, as fans hold out hope for the return of their favorite characters and sketches.
