Lee Mack marks 20 years of sitcom 'Not Going Out' with anniversary special
The comedian celebrates two decades of the show with cast interviews, clips and behind-the-scenes access in a new BBC special.
Comedian Lee Mack is marking 20 years since the debut of his sitcom "Not Going Out" with a BBC anniversary special featuring cast interviews, clips and behind-the-scenes access.
The special looks back at two decades of the show, offering audiences a retrospective look at its cast and production history through interviews with those involved.
"Not Going Out" has been a long-running fixture of British sitcom television, and the anniversary special reflects on its run as it marks the milestone.
The program is available via BBC iPlayer, according to the network.
Sources
- Lee Mack celebrates 20 years of a modern classic — BBC Sport
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