Speaking to Digital Spy, writers Rob and Neil Gibbons said: “We’re putting it in a drawer for now. It was never intended to definitely be a one series thing with a huge catastrophe at the end, that’d be too similar to what’s gone before with Alan.”

They added: “So the door’s not shut.”

The writers then went on to discuss the potential for the character of Jamie outside of her character on This Time.

“We didn’t want her to be just the butter-wouldn’t-melt voice of reason, the one the audience align with. It’d get boring,” they explained. “So in the first episode, we had her ‘accidentally’ steal a joke from Alan and use it herself on air. The uncertainty that created in Alan – was that really an accident or is she f**king with me? – immediately put some more interesting flesh on the bone and from there we wanted to keep her motives unclear.

“From laughing at him slightly too much on air one minute to flirting with him off the air the next. It meant the audience’s sympathies shift between her and Alan.”

This Time with Alan Partridge is available now on DVD.

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Watch the hilarious trailer here:

“This Time is the perfect shop window for a man of Alan’s gravitas and will, or should, see him finally recognized as one of the heavyweight broadcasters of his era”, the BBC previously announced.

“The show itself is a heady mix of consumer affairs, current affairs, viewer interaction, highbrow interview, and lightweight froth; very much the sweet spots for a man whose CV boasts over two decades of weekday local radio. And with an array of diverse subjects on the agenda, it promises the perfect fit for a man whose broadcasting style has been described as ‘equidistant between chitchat and analysis.”

The first episode of the new season will air in six parts this year. No exact date has yet been confirmed.

The post Here’s “This Time With Alan Partridge” Trailer appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Speaking to Digital Spy, writers Rob and Neil Gibbons said: “We’re putting it in a drawer for now. It was never intended to definitely be a one series thing with a huge catastrophe at the end, that’d be too similar to what’s gone before with Alan.”

They added: “So the door’s not shut.”

The writers then went on to discuss the potential for the character of Jamie outside of her character on This Time.

“We didn’t want her to be just the butter-wouldn’t-melt voice of reason, the one the audience align with. It’d get boring,” they explained. “So in the first episode, we had her ‘accidentally’ steal a joke from Alan and use it herself on air. The uncertainty that created in Alan – was that really an accident or is she f**king with me? – immediately put some more interesting flesh on the bone and from there we wanted to keep her motives unclear.

“From laughing at him slightly too much on air one minute to flirting with him off the air the next. It meant the audience’s sympathies shift between her and Alan.”

This Time with Alan Partridge is available now on DVD.

The post Will There Be a Second Season Of “This Time With Alan Partridge”? appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Watch the hilarious trailer here:

“This Time is the perfect shop window for a man of Alan’s gravitas and will, or should, see him finally recognized as one of the heavyweight broadcasters of his era”, the BBC previously announced.

“The show itself is a heady mix of consumer affairs, current affairs, viewer interaction, highbrow interview, and lightweight froth; very much the sweet spots for a man whose CV boasts over two decades of weekday local radio. And with an array of diverse subjects on the agenda, it promises the perfect fit for a man whose broadcasting style has been described as ‘equidistant between chitchat and analysis.”

The first episode of the new season will air in six parts this year. No exact date has yet been confirmed.

The post Here’s “This Time With Alan Partridge” Trailer appeared first on Entertainment For Us.