The final episode of There She Goes series two premieres tonight (Thursday, August 6) at 9.30pm on BBC Two. The series is a British comedy-drama and follows the life of the Yates family as they raise daughter Rosie who has learning disabilities but will there be more to come? Express.co.uk has everything you need to know.
Will there be another series of There She Goes?
At the moment, there has been no official announcement regarding the future of There She Goes.
The final episode airs on BBC Two tonight, but fans have been binge-watching the show on iPlayer since it premiered in July 2020.
Following the show’s happier ending, fans are curious to know if there will be more to come.
Although there has been no official news about a third series, show creator Shaun Pye has opened up about his hopes for a third series.
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Speaking to RadioTimes.com he said: “We’ll have to see how [season two] goes on BBC Two, and the BBC have been wonderfully supportive, but let’s see how it goes.
“[My daughter] Joey is writing stories on a daily basis that we could put in, so we’re not short of things to write.
“I mean, she is literally coming up with them quicker than I can write them in my notepad.
“So yes, to be honest, we just want to see how this goes down, and the reaction and how people feel, and we’ll take it from there really.”
WARNING: This article contains spoilers about the ending of There She Goes season 2
What will happen in There She Goes season 3?
There She Goes is based on show creator Pye’s own experiences of raising his daughter Joey, who has a chromosomal disorder.
The series follows the Yates family, Simon (played by David Tennant), his wife Emily (Jessica Hynes) and their daughter Rosie (Miley Locke).
There She Goes is told across two different timelines, one in the semi-present day where Rosie is older and the other in 2009.
Rosie has severe learning difficulties and the series explores how the family copes and adapts to her needs.
The ending of season two saw Simon and Emily reconcile their relationship in the flashback timeline.
They had grown apart as they tried to raise their daughter, Rosie, but thankfully, they were able to put aside their differences and be a family.
Simon and Emily are now content and secure in their relationship in both timelines, so hopefully, season three will see them overcome any more challenges they face.