Two Doors Down creator Simon Carlyle dies aged 48". BBC News. 10 August 2023 . Retrieved 12 August 2023. The Telegraph called the 2021 festive "a wryly witty treat which captured the claustrophobic domesticity of Christmas", while the Radio Times observed that the "joy of Two Doors Down is that you can more or less predict what comes next [...] but the way the familiar beats develop is still laugh-out-loud funny, believable and even (in certain moments) a little bit festive," concluding it was "simple but well-observed character comedy". Michelle hosts a girls' night for Beth, Cathy and Christine over at hers, with Cathy eager to take advantage of the free-flowing alcohol and Christine keen to get on with some knitting for granddaughter Madison - misunderstanding what a gathering of just women has instore. The discussion turns to the annoying foibles of their other halves', before the conversation strays into dangerous territory creating a rift between Beth and Christine, and Cathy tries to end the night on a less salubrious note by convincing the others - and introducing Christine - to watching porn. Colin hosts a dinner party to introduce everyone to his new skittish and overzealous partner, Anne-Marie, but they're a little startled by how much she throws herself into the festivities, as Colin continuously assures everyone she's simply nervously trying to impress them all, with a disturbing willingness to divulge personal information about her troubled son and how maternally doting she is in serving up the scrumptious, but semi-chaotic, evening meal. First appearance of Anne-Marie English, Paul (28 December 2014). "Scottish TV comedy Two Doors Down, filmed as a one-off pilot, is to be made into a series next year". Daily Record . Retrieved 30 December 2020.

Singh, Anita (28 December 2020). "Two Doors Down: Christmas Special, review: what a treat – a sitcom that is actually funny". The Telegraph . Retrieved 29 December 2020. Rowat, Alison (21 January 2019). "TV Review: Two Doors Down". The Herald . Retrieved 30 December 2020. a b "Kieran Hodgson: From Two Doors Down to the Edinburgh Fringe". BBC News. 16 August 2023 . Retrieved 18 August 2023. Recommission for a seventh series was confirmed by Elaine C. Smith in January, [14] but not by the BBC until February. The series will comprise six episodes (and a Christmas special), filmed in summer 2023, and broadcast on BBC One in autumn 2023. [15] [38] TVGuide - Two Doors Down - Cathy Loves Michelle - SEASON 7 EPISODE 2 OF 6". TVGuide.co.uk . Retrieved 19 November 2023.

Gordon invites his parents, Graham and Sandra, up to meet the Bairds, and the conversation soon becomes animated when the neighbours call round, and the topic of Scottish independence causes a rift between the guests. Cathy persistently tries to turn the solemn occasion of Colin's dad's wake into a less mournful one - with the help of some alcohol, as well as reluctant, happenchance invites Alan, Michelle and Gordon. Christine is frustrated about the non-religiosity of the affair, and is not afraid of voicing her complaints or trying to get everyone else to reminisce over Seve Ballesteros. BCG has learned that the comedy's fourth festive episode will follow the sixth series later this year, with readthroughs of the latest scripts by writers Simon Carlyle and Gregor Sharp already underway.

Filming for the BBC show is currently underway with it set to air later this year. No air date has been confirmed yet however we will bring you the news as soon as we have it.Hogan, Michael (20 December 2021). "Two Doors Down Christmas Special, review: comedy as awkward as Christmas with the neighbours". The Telegraph . Retrieved 20 December 2021. The much-loved sitcom has steadily built a fanbase that has consistently grown with each series. The most recent Christmas special attracted its highest audience to date, with 2.8 million viewing the special across 30 days on all screens. This marked the show’s highest audience since its launch in 2013. Lots to laugh about - bumper collection of comedy from BBC Scotland". BBC Media Centre . Retrieved 30 December 2020.