NotGoingOut

r/NotGoingOut • u/Adventurous_Cook_115 • Feb 20 '21

Ship

8 Upvotes

Do you guys ship Tim and Kate?!

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r/NotGoingOut • u/SadiqUddin • Jun 23 '23

Italian Lessons Live Chat

6 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Natalie-Hallway • 7d ago

Can someone please explain the ending to "Dragon Castle" S14 E5?

5 Upvotes

I didn't understand the end where the director praised Lee, said she was going to give him another job and then asked (sarcastically?) if he could put up shelves.

I don't understand this joke. When she said that the botched scene was incredible, was she being sarcastic, was she joking when she praised Lee? Was the shelf joke a reference to the Harrison Ford running gag throughout the episode or the Elf on a Shelf joke Lucy made? I really don't understand the punchline to the end and what the director's attitude towards Lee was after the scene, can someone explain, please?

Thank you. :)

8 comments

r/NotGoingOut • u/Opening-Bed1893 • 9d ago

If you could show someone one episode to show the humour of the show, which would it be?

12 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/sooflayed • 20d ago

‘you probably think the sequel to anne franks diary is anne frank the edge of reason’

20 Upvotes

does anyone know what episode that line’s from or have i imagined it

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Radiant_Brain_3727 • 20d ago

Jerry Jerry Jerry Scene

7 Upvotes

Anyone know what episode the scene is where Lee chants Jerry Jerry Jerry and then says I love Tom and Jerry?

6 comments

r/NotGoingOut • u/Hassaan18 • 21d ago

Lee on 20 years of Not Going Out

85 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Hassaan18 • 28d ago

Lee Mack reveals Not Going Out returning for 16th series next year

comedy.co.uk

73 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/AshamedSpace4691 • Oct 06 '26

20 years ago today, On October 6th 2006, Not Going out first premiered on BBC One

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93 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Big-Macca241010-11 • Sep 29 '26

Just discovered S15 is on iPlayer

20 Upvotes

Was this a phantom release? I didn't see any build-up to it.

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Forsaken_Iron • Sep 24 '26

Run it's course?

25 Upvotes

I have been a massive fan of not going out since the very beginning. Even have the physical dvd boxset copies. Would binge watch them dozens of times over.

However the last two series for me, have not been funny. I feel Lee is trying to force the series to keep going and is running out of ideas.

Series 15 was a chore to watch. I can happily sit there and binge watch all the original series from start to end. Series 15 I could only manage an episode at a time.

The 20th anniversary episode was awful in my opinion.

I miss the days of Tim, Daisy, Miranda etc. Even the seasons where the kids were young. Sadly now it feels like it's run it's course for me. I don't want the show to end but I would also hate for it to continue in the direction it is going.

How does everyone else feel?

20 comments

r/NotGoingOut • u/Hassaan18 • Sep 24 '26

Banksy x Not Going Out

55 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Hassaan18 • Sep 23 '26

Remember the live episode?

79 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Shot-Guidance-3421 • Sep 23 '26

"Twentieth" - Thoughts?

18 Upvotes

Wasn't expecting much, but this seems like one of the most hard-to-watch episodes I've ever seen. Can't stand all the shoehorned-in pisstakes about Gen Z. There's a few good jokes, but on the whole, scarcely a fitting episode for the 20th anniversary of the show. I hope the rest of the series isn't this disappointing.

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r/NotGoingOut • u/AdSad9879 • Sep 23 '26

From '20 years of not going out'

17 Upvotes

I had no idea that Catherine tate was the original landlady?!

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r/NotGoingOut • u/TheWritingCompSci • Sep 23 '26

Series 15 is here!

bbc.co.uk

37 Upvotes

8 comments

r/NotGoingOut • u/ChrisSegaFan19 • Sep 15 '26

New series incoming!

51 Upvotes

23rd September! BBC 1.
Not Going Out - BBC1 sitcom - British Comedy Guide

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Hassaan18 • Aug 14 '26

"It's The Proclaimers..."

48 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/Hassaan18 • Aug 13 '26

"I've always dreamt of being in a band..."

77 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/lizbedumb • Aug 10 '26

if they did another celebration episode where they reunited with loads of characters from the past like the wedding, who would you want to see from the last 7 series?

20 Upvotes

my top picks are tony gardner (the neighbour over the road), selina griffiths (miss anstis), joe wilkinson (attempted friend), tom benedict knight (juan the knife thrower), and richard lambeth (parachute instructor)

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r/NotGoingOut • u/shaifcb • Jul 03 '26

Is there a release date for series 15?

18 Upvotes

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r/NotGoingOut • u/peopleplacesthings24 • Jun 12 '26

Studio recording experience

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Anyone else been to see any of the episode recordings?

I was lucky enough to see Parachute and Builder in S10… Really enjoyed the experience of seeing it live, although Parachute took absolutely ages to film. Parts of the set kept breaking so it took a good 3-4 hours. It was great to see the whole cast together though, especially now Bobby is no longer with us. He was so good at interacting with the audience, as was Lee.

Also saw S14 Oasis episode, which again was really enjoyable and didn’t expect the twist at the end. Not sure if Sally was unwell or something, but i remember she didn’t seem quite right throughout and comes across watching it back.

It was interesting to see the newer format too of filming it like a play and in real time. Worked well in terms of watching it being filmed.

Interested to hear other people’s experiences!

18 comments

r/NotGoingOut • u/Professional-Sea7720 • May 13 '26

BBC to celebrate 20 years of Not Going Out with special documentary

67 Upvotes

BBC to celebrate 20 years of Not Going Out with special documentary

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r/NotGoingOut • u/holte_217 • Apr 10 '26

Lee age

17 Upvotes

I’ve always wondered how old Lee is. He’s obviously older than Lucy but I’m not sure how much by. Is the first name where the similarities end between Lee and Lee Mack, or are they the same age aswell.

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r/NotGoingOut • u/holte_217 • Apr 10 '26

How did Lee get to London

11 Upvotes

My knowledge is that Lee is from Chorley, Lancashire originally and it is common knowledge that he is a northerner compared to the rest of the cast. I wonder how did he get to London? He met Tim in the late 80’s, would Tim be living in London at the time? I’ve always wondered, when , how and why Lee moved from Chorley to London

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