In conversation with... Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney on Catastrophe, season four | BFI

The co-writers and stars of Catastrophe, the Channel 4 comedy about commitment, parenting and staying in love with each other anyway, talk about the show's fourth series.
Catastrophe's fourth series begins on Channel 4 at 10pm on January 8th.
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[@hhsquizbowl]

One of the most authentic portrayals of a couple on TV. The ability to fight but always maintain levity and never take things too seriously. Season 3 lagged a tad and lacked the humor of 1 and 2. Season 4 rebounded well. Great final episode. One of the best comedies of last decade.

[@felicepandola7466]

So sorry Season 4 was the final season. Wish it could go on forever.

[@carolpaterson122]

Such a great series. Waiting for number 5. Love Sharon and Rob together. Both super talented and lovely people.

[@kaseryn]

Rob is flat out hillarious and totally on the ball but also slightly terrifying.

[@susanlaffan6934]

Love this show, great interview

[@Mr.Feckless]

One of the most wonderful encapsulations of a series message in the finales end such a cool finish

[@abdoumaab5731]

we need moooooore series

[@simplesofisticatedjs3106]

Sharon 's character gets into troubles like me 😊love the show great script very clever my favorite serious comedians

[@WelshBathBoy]

It took me half way through to notice the interviewer was Emma Kennedy! She's great

[@Budcat101]

Is this great com coming back? LOVED it for its candor and great two actors

[@clipstone]

Tonight.

[@clipstone]

sorry, tomorrow night - Tuesday, January 8 at 10pm.

[@CFCalways]

very good series , must watch

[@matador4964]

wtf i love them

[@steveguy131]

The laugh at 22:25

[@alb0zfinest]

That was like a laugh and cum combined 😆

[@Epiphannie1]

This interviewer seemed full of backhanded compliments.

[@kitersrefuge7353]

There is real tension just under the surface there and it is palpable. Why? no clue...but it is clearly visible.

[@MrTonyInchpractice]

excellent interviewer. hope this series is better than the last couple.

[@markkavanagh7377]

Hello!😀

[@halbrenner8635]

35:16 why do they both start fidgeting with and eventually biting their fingernails?

[@lauriequinn7511]

yeah, interesting

[@bmorant1902]

Sharon recently got divorced.

[@greystubble5821]

Always thought Rob was really funny and I always thought Sharon was really hot. I still do.

[@bobsmith5441]

Wheres Sharon from, can't place her accent

[@100pcRenewables]

Ireland. Born in England but migrated to Ireland, County Meath where her parents ran a turkey farm - her mother's Irish and her father's from NZ.

[@bobsmith5441]

@@100pcRenewables Cheers. Guess there are tons of different accents in Ireland.

[@100pcRenewables]

@@bobsmith5441 There are ... and some are damn difficult to understand. Actually, Sharon is a friend of an Irish friend of mine whose father had a job that took the family around the country while the children were growing up. I met her when she was 19 and then again when she was a few years older and she was a lot of fun. While I have no difficulty understanding my friend, one of his siblings I can barely understand because of his very strong Cork accent. I must say, I wonder if Sharon has her own accent a little because she doesn't sound like any other Irish speaker I know. I love the way she speaks.

[@greystubble5821]

@@bobsmith5441 sharon has a leinster accent but she seems to punctuate in a kinda london accent. but if she is on american tv, its a cocktail of american,english and irish.

[@bcent5758]

Sounds like a very soft Dublin accent to me

[@tacobell6826]

Motherland is better observed than Catastrophe.

[@michellelekas211]

Is the interviewer pregnant?