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Mrs Brown's Boys repeats scoring big audiences

Mrs Brown's Boys has cemented its popularity in the UK with high ratings for its Saturday night repeats.

Paul Millar, Digital Spy, 25th June 2012

Mrs Brown Rides Again - live review

The references to gays are horribly unfunny, the show's heavy-handed Oirishness makes me uncomfortable and many of the jokes are so old you could supply the punchlines. But there's an undeniable warmth to this show and it's filled with big laughs because of Brendan O'Carroll's superb clowning.

Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 15th June 2012

Mrs Brown's Boys is a hit with autistic kids

Brendan O'Carroll's sitcom Mrs Brown's Boys is a hit with youngsters suffering autism.

The Sun, 6th June 2012

Mrs Brown's Boys: The Movie confirmed

Brendan O'Carroll confirms that Mrs Brown's Boys: The Film is set to happen. But it's a while off yet...

Simon Brew, Den Of Geek, 29th May 2012

Brendan O'Carroll turns down HBO Mrs Brown USA offer

Brendan O'Carroll has turned down a "ridiculous" amount of money to take Mrs Brown's Boys to the US.

JOE, 3rd April 2012

New pilot and Mrs. Brown's Boys cartoon in production

Mrs. Brown's Boys creator and star Brendan O'Carroll has revealed that he is working on a cartoon version of the series, and a new pilot for the BBC.

British Comedy Guide, 6th March 2012

Mrs Brown's DVD sales hit a million

Brendan O'Carroll's hit comedy series Mrs Brown's Boys has sold more than a million DVDs since it hit the shelves last October.

Allison Bray, The Independent (Ireland), 11th February 2012

Mrs Brown's Brendan has 'no idea what's going on'

Brendan O'Carroll tells TV Times magazine about his joy at playing everyone's favourite potty-mouthed Irish matriarch in Mrs Brown's Boys.

TV Times, 20th January 2012

Mrs Brown's Boys holds strong

Mrs Brown's Boys was the only bright spark in BBC One's comedy lineup last night.

Paul Millar, Digital Spy, 10th January 2012

The brilliant Irish comedy returns, beginning with a timely Christmas special. Agnes is looking forward to having all her kids home for the first time in four years, as son Trevor will be returning from missionary work.

But as this is the Brown household, things aren't going to go to plan. Trevor suddenly can't make it and Dermot is under pressure to spend his first wedded Christmas at his snobby in-laws.

Those situations aren't unique. Indeed, many of the gags are comedy staples - the tree too big for the lounge, an overdose on decorations, the turkey still being alive, Grandad wearing a crash helmet and been seen before.

But even when gags aren't new, they're still funny in the world of Agnes Brown.

Jane Simon, The Mirror, 26th December 2011

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