LGBTQ+ Sitcom Smoggie Queens Returns for a Third Series

The popular British LGBTQ+ sitcom Smoggie Queens is coming back. The BBC has confirmed that the show will return for a third series. Fans are very excited about the news.

The show is created and written by Phil Dunning. He also stars in the series. The sitcom is set in Middlesbrough, a city in the north of England. The stories follow a group of LGBTQ+ characters living there.

The second series aired earlier this year. It was a big success with viewers. Around the same time, a spin-off show called The Dickie Show was also released. Both shows were well received by audiences and critics.

Smoggie Queens is known for its funny and warm storytelling. It shows LGBTQ+ life in a working-class northern English city. This is quite rare on British television. Many fans say the show feels real and honest.

Phil Dunning has built a strong following with this series. He is proud to represent LGBTQ+ people from outside London. Most LGBTQ+ stories on TV are set in big cities. Smoggie Queens offers something different and refreshing.

The BBC's decision to recommission the show is seen as good news. It shows that LGBTQ+ stories are finding a bigger audience. It also proves that regional stories can be successful on national television.

No release date has been announced yet for series three. However, the cast and crew seem very enthusiastic. Reactions on social media have been very positive. One fan wrote: 'Can't wait to see the chaos.'

The show continues to grow in popularity. It has become an important part of LGBTQ+ representation on British TV. Many viewers say it makes them feel seen and heard.

Series three is expected to bring more humour, drama, and heart. Fans are already looking forward to new episodes. The return of Smoggie Queens is a celebration for LGBTQ+ audiences across the UK.