Go behind the scenes of Big Boys Series 2 with writer/creator Jack Rooke | BAFTA

Come behind the scenes on the set of Series 2 of Jack Rooke's beloved comedy Big Boys! Writer Jack Rooke, Director Jim Archer and cast Dylan Llewellyn, Jon Pointing, Izuka Hoyle, Camille Coduri, Harriet Webb and Olisa Odele talk the success of Season 1, what second year of Uni has in store for the gang and how great it's been to reunite for the new series.
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[@natasha7760]

god I hope there is a series 3, this one was lovely

[@clearlynotjosh88]

Amazing, amazing, amazing series 2. Thoroughly enjoyed all the way till the end.

[@KW-ro5ow]

The last episode about Jack's dad in the hospice was a bit close to home. Crying to laughing rollercoaster ride, wonderful. They deserve every award coming their way 👏❤️

[@rm-kq3sl]

IT BETTER NOT STOP I NEED SERIES 3 PLEASE

[@sueschuler8025]

Hello You,This was amazing. I loved it. Funny, sad , poignant, thought provoking and uplifting. I want to tell everyone to watch it. When i try and explain the story line it is so so much more than that. Genius. Jack, you're a legend, thanks for telling the story

[@LetMeDoItForYouKermit]

I really hope there’s a season 3!! I’d love if the episodes were longer too, like 45 min long ones 💞

[@yemia1415]

Yemi is by far my favorite character, I'd love to meet the actor that plays him, he seems cool ❤😂

[@Intz51]

Danny is my favourite, but all of them portray the characters and emotions so so well. Amazing show

[@Intz51]

Can we please have more than 2 seasons, Jack?

[@bod3699]

Loving the teacher hes fit as

[@Tao_Tology]

It's great that they included the 'naive scottish nationalist separatist' scenes. Shows that they are willing to laugh at nationalists, so although it's not set in the present day, it resonates with the problems of brexit gammon nonsense. 👍🏻