Brassic Bows Out: Sky's Hit Comedy Confirms Final Season 7 is the Last Hurrah
Brassic to end after upcoming seventh season

The beloved Sky Original comedy Brassic is preparing to take its final bow. The broadcaster has officially confirmed that the upcoming seventh season will be the show's last, bringing the chaotic adventures of Vinnie and the gang to a conclusion.

Created by Joe Gilgun and Danny Brocklehurst, the series has become one of Sky's most successful original comedies since its debut in 2019. The show follows the unconventional life of Vinnie and his group of friends in the fictional northern town of Hawley as they navigate life through various money-making schemes.

A Natural Ending Point

In a statement that will resonate with fans, Gilgun explained that the creative team felt season seven represented the "right time" to conclude the series. Rather than stretching the story indefinitely, they wanted to end the show while it remained at its peak, giving the characters the send-off they deserve.

"We've always wanted to end Brassic on our own terms," Gilgun stated, "and season seven feels like the perfect time to do that."

What to Expect from the Final Season

The final season promises to deliver everything fans have come to love about the series:

  • The return of the entire main cast including Joe Gilgun as Vinnie and Michelle Keegan as Erin
  • More of the show's signature blend of heartfelt drama and outrageous comedy
  • Proper closure for the characters' storylines
  • The same chaotic energy that has defined the series

While this marks the end of the regular series, Brocklehurst hinted that the door isn't completely closed on the world of Brassic, suggesting that "special episodes could always be a possibility in the future."

A Legacy of Success

Since its launch, Brassic has consistently ranked among Sky's most-watched comedies, praised for its unique combination of laugh-out-loud moments and genuine emotional depth. The series has been particularly noted for its authentic portrayal of working-class life in northern England and the chemistry between its ensemble cast.

The final season is expected to premiere on Sky and streaming service Now later this year, giving viewers one last adventure with their favourite Hawley residents.