Fans are loving that My Family are back on their screens while new TV shows are running low thanks to the COVID-19 lockdown. The series, which originally aired from 2000 to 2011, followed a dysfunctional family, including stars Robert Lindsay, Zoe Wanamaker and Kris Marshall, as they lived together under the same roof. As a treat for fans, BBC One has released the never-before-seen outtakes, and it looks like Robert has reprised his role as Ben Harper to introduce the hilarious clips.
WATCH: My Family outtakes
Speaking to the camera from his home, Robert said: "Hi there! Well, here we all are, in our homes, safe and sound... with our family. What could be better?" Distracted by a television in the background, he then shouts: "Turn that down!" He is then hilariously interrupted over and over again while his son shouts from him, someone starts vacuuming upstairs, and his wife telling him off.
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My Family has been back on our screens
Kris Marshall recently opened up about whether there would be more episodes of the popular show. Chatting on Good Morning Britain, he said: "Part of the issue that the reason the series worked in the first place was because it was a family - and while they're still a family - but now the children have grown up, I'm not sure how it would work... It's amazing watching it back, even though it's a bit like watching a time-travelling portal, but it's amazing to see how it stands up. Never say never, if the scripts are good and if the opportunity came along, never say never!"
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