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Miranda and Gary have agreed to be ‘just good friends’ and so the third series finds Miranda desperate for another man to keep her mother off her case. Making a success of the shop wouldn’t go astray either…
Miranda and Gary have agreed to be ‘just good friends’ and so the third series finds Miranda desperate for another man to keep her mother off her case. Making a success of the shop wouldn’t go astray either…
A fed-up Miranda makes a big life decision: she's going travelling.
Will Stevie persuade Miranda to declare her true feelings towards Gary?
Trapped in her flat and being shouted at, Miranda is forced to think about her regrets.
Miranda decides to prove to herself and her friends that she can officially be an adult.
Penny embarrasses Miranda by running for local councillor with Tilly as her wingman.
Penny threatens to cancel Miranda's Christmas if she does not sort her life out.
Following the conclusion of the first series, the BBC commissioned a second series for BBC Two in 2010. Of this, Hart said "I am not only relieved but totally overwhelmed by the response and thrilled that people have enjoyed the series. I am very grateful for all the support and to the BBC for giving me the chance to do another series next year." Filming started during the first weeks of summer, and the new series began broadcast in November 2010. The second series comprises six episodes and saw the return of Miranda's mother and friends, Stevie, Gary and Tilly
Following the conclusion of the first series, the BBC commissioned a second series for BBC Two in 2010. Of this, Hart said "I am not only relieved but totally overwhelmed by the response and thrilled that people have enjoyed the series. I am very grateful for all the support and to the BBC for giving me the chance to do another series next year." Filming started during the first weeks of summer, and the new series began broadcast in November 2010. The second series comprises six episodes and saw the return of Miranda's mother and friends, Stevie, Gary and Tilly
It's Christmas and Miranda would like a relaxing and fun time without her parents.
Miranda and Penny find it impossible to be normal in a session with a psychiatrist.
Miranda competes with Stevie to keep up with a new, young, trendy girl in town.
Miranda doesn't know how to cope when several men turn their affections towards her.
Worried about what people may say about her life, Miranda decides to try and do some good.
In a hilarious attempt to get over Gary, Miranda tries to reinvent herself.
Miranda finds it impossible to stand up to her eccentric mother Penny who makes embarrassing and desperate attempts to marry her off. Her rivalry with boarding school chum and PR Sloane Tilly gets her in to all sorts of trouble as she can’t help but lie to impress her; and worst of all her hapless pursuits of long-term crush Gary means she always ends up flat on her face-- literally in most cases. All her old friend Stevie does is stand back, laugh and unhelpfully point out where she is going wrong.
Miranda finds it impossible to stand up to her eccentric mother Penny who makes embarrassing and desperate attempts to marry her off. Her rivalry with boarding school chum and PR Sloane Tilly gets her in to all sorts of trouble as she can’t help but lie to impress her; and worst of all her hapless pursuits of long-term crush Gary means she always ends up flat on her face-- literally in most cases. All her old friend Stevie does is stand back, laugh and unhelpfully point out where she is going wrong.
When a handsome guy leaves his wallet in the shop, Miranda and Stevie argue over who he'd prefer to take to dinner if he had to choose one of them. Meanwhile, Miranda is invited to a regatta and is determined to be able to cope at a tricky social occasion just once.
An old school insists on throwing Miranda a party to introduce her to a suitable man. Miranda is notoriously bad at coming up with excuses, but when she sees a photo of her intended date he's so bad that the only option left is to lie and come out to her mother.
Being young, free and single has its advantages, like jetting off to Thailand on holiday for a few days. Miranda however, sets her holiday sights lower.
Miranda's mother is ashamed of her joke shop job, so Miranda decides to find a new career.
Miranda takes French class and Tango lessons so Gary will see her in a sexual light. Things don't quite go to plan.
Miranda gets overexcited by the prospect of her first real date and decides it's time to try to be more girly, but her makeover doesn't go quite to plan.
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The cast reunite to look back over a decade of such fun, friendship, romance and everything that made millions of fans connect with this unique and very special sitcom.
It's the final chance for Miranda to try to learn to accept herself and find contentment. Will it be alone, or does she find her one true love? One last chance to hang out with Miranda, Stevie, Penny, Tilly and Gary.
We find Miranda where we left her, with two proposals - one from Gary and one from Mike. Will she choose one of them or will she run away from the pressures of relationships and the fear of not coping with being a wife?
Miranda and some of the cast discuss and show footage of episode five of series three 'Three Little Words'
Miranda and some of the cast discuss and show footage of episode four of series three 'Je Regret Nothing'
Miranda and some of the cast discuss and show footage of episode three of series three 'The Dinner Party'
Miranda sits down and meets with the cast of their Christmas special.
Miranda chats to her real-life Mum (Dee Hart-Dyke) and Patricia Hodge, who plays her Mum in the sitcom.
Miranda Hart interviews Tom Ellis who plays Gary on the show. They talk about Gary being the eye-candy of the show, and what it's like to work on a sitcom full of women.
Miranda Hart chats to Sally Phillips and Adrian Scarborough about acting in front of a live audience.
Miranda Hart chats to Frank Skinner about writing the sitcom.
Each week, Miranda Hart discusses the inspiration behind the characters with a special guest exclusive on the BBC Red Button. Her first guest is good friend Clare Balding, and they discuss how their time together at school has shaped the character Tilly.
Series 1 special features
Series 1 special features, Miranda gives a tour of the set.
Series 1 Special features
Special features from Series 1 DVD, Miranda introduces us to the cast.
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