Sheridan Smith has sent fans into a frenzy after dropping hints about a possible return to the iconic BBC sitcom Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. The actress, who played Janet Keogh in the hit show, revealed her affection for the series and openness to a revival during a recent interview.
A Nostalgic Nod to the Past
Smith, now 42, fondly recalled her time on the show, which aired from 2001 to 2011. "I loved doing Two Pints," she shared. "It was such a laugh, and the cast were like family." Her comments have reignited hopes among fans who've longed for a reunion of the beloved comedy.
Co-Stars Open to Reunion
The actress isn't the only one keen on reviving the show. Former co-stars Ralf Little and Will Mellor have previously expressed interest in bringing back their characters. With the original cast seemingly on board, could a reboot be on the horizon?
Why Fans Are Excited
- The show's unique blend of humour and relatable characters made it a cult classic
- Original fans who grew up with the series are now sharing it with a new generation
- Streaming platforms have introduced the show to younger audiences
- The chemistry between the original cast remains unmatched in British comedy
What a Comeback Could Look Like
While no official plans have been announced, industry insiders suggest several possibilities for the show's return:
- A one-off special celebrating the show's legacy
- A limited series catching up with the characters in their 40s
- A reboot with original cast members mentoring a new generation
For now, fans will have to content themselves with rewatching the original episodes and hoping Smith's comments signal serious discussions behind the scenes.
