The new six-part season will pick up from the cliff-hanger ending of series two, as idiotic letting agent Stath is faced with rescuing the family business, Michael & Eagle, and his relationship with Katia, while expecting his first child by Carole. Season two of the sitcom set in a letting agency in north London won three BAFTA TV Awards at the virtual event in July: Best Male Actor in a comedy, for star Jamie Demetriou, Best Writer of a Comedy, also for Jamie, and the programme itself won the award for Best Scripted Comedy. Presiding over them all as Stath and Sophie’s long-suffering dad Vasos is Christos Stergioglou.Stath Lets Flats, the multi BAFTA-winning comedy, has been renewed for a third series. There’s also Al Roberts of comedy trio Sheeps, Ghosts’ Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Katy Wix, and The Other One’s Ellie White. She plays Stath’s sister Sophie, a sort of Labrador in human form. The sitcom has one of the best comedy casts and most distinct voices around – specifically, the voice of creator and star Jamie Demetriou who plays Greek-Cypriot lettings agent and golden-hearted idiot Stath.ĭemetriou stars in the series alongside his comedian sister Natasia, of What We Do in the Shadows fame. If the cast were up for it, of course Channel 4 would make more.

The comedy’s three-Bafta win earlier this year gives the renewal news a ‘well, dur’ slant. And he hasn’t even had an egg for energy or nothing.

Stath Lets Flats is officially returning for a third series. Netflix may be busily wielding the scythe of cancellation (give us back our GLOW, you curs) while Covid-19 is doing its level best to mess up all that’s good in the world (new Peaky Blinders, cinemas, and holding hands with strangers on the bus) but thanks to Channel 4, there’s hope on the horizon.

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