Never Learned to Read: On account of dropping out of school to help support his mother after his father died. Flat Character: Other than him being mentioned to be a carpenter, there's not very much to know about Mark. Mama's Boy: Has arguably the softest relationship with his mother of the Browns, probably a reason he fretted so much about coming out. Singing Voice Dissonance: Maria has a wonderful singing voice, which sounds significantly different from her normal, huskier-sounding speaking voice.

The Alcoholic: He turned to the bottle when his faith started wavering after beginning to lose parish-goers. The main character. A 70 something year old woman who speaks her mind. She's can be quite rude but loves her family more than anything. Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Downplayed. He is a career criminal, which makes everyone think less of him, particularly Agnes and Maria. However, he is genuinely a nice guy and they tolerate him as they realize that he truly does have Dermot's best interests at heart.

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O.O.C. Is Serious Business: One episode has Rory upset because he and Dino had a fight that resulted in Dino ripping a radiator off the wall. Averted when it turns out this was not an act of violence, Rory had left him handcuffed to the radiator. Beloved Irish “Mammy”, Mrs. Brown is set to return with a much-anticipated commission for a fourth mini-series of MRS. BROWN’S BOYS. The hit series, created by Brendan O’Carroll, is a BBC Studios Comedy Production in partnership with BOC-PIX and RTE for BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Rude, uncouth and rather arrogant and stubborn, but Agnes cares about her family more than anything. Any implications she would ever stop loving one of them are succinctly shot down. Drives Like Crazy: So bad that his driving instructor asks for him to bring in a crash helmet...for the instructor. Hypocrite: Seems like one when she tells Agnes and Winnie they're not welcome at Maria's hen party because it's for young people, despite being a middle aged divorcee herself. Then it's revealed she wasn't going either, she was attending a memorial service.

Catchphrase: "Do you want a cup of tea?", "That's nice." and "How do doo do?" when she answers the phone.What Happened to the Mouse?: Is mentioned in the second episode to have been married and divorced before the start of the series. This is never mentioned again afterward. Really Gets Around: She flirts around with any man in the bar and once openly offers sex in front of a bar crowd to anyone who can guess the contents of a paper bag she's holding up. Her mom Winnie is apparently oblivious to her daughter's antics, as she's always confused whenever Agnes makes a snide remark about the topic and even thinks she's still a virgin. Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He does indicate at times that he appreciates his daughter-in-law, in spite of all the (comedic) abuse she heaps on him. He also seems to have a good relationship with his grandkids and great grandson

Brendan O’Carroll said: “This mini-series was actually planned for 2021. Having been thwarted twice, firstly by Covid-19 and then by a post Covid shortage of studios, it’s fantastic to, at last, have the chance to make it happen. Fasten your seatbelts and hold onto your hats!” MRS. BROWN’S BOYS is commissioned for BBC One and BBC iPlayer by Jon Petrie, Director of Comedy. The Executive Producers for BBC Studios Comedy are Steven Canny and Josh Cole, Brendan O’Carroll and Fiona Gibney for BOC-PIX and Justin Healy for RTE. Written by Brendan O’Carroll. The Commissioning Editor for the BBC is Ben Caudell. Agnes' gay son. He spent the whole of the first season trying to come out to his mother, but something always got in the way. She had no idea he was gay despite dressing in pink and acting very gay. He's usually the target of a tea towel slap from Agnes, especially after he's said or done something silly. Deadpan Snarker: Always has to have a battle of wits with Agnes every time they meet. With Agnes winning of course. A regular feature of Christmas schedules for over a decade, this marks the first mini-series run since 2013 with four new episodes set to delight fans. Filming will take place this Spring with transmission slated for later this year.

Maria's snooty mother who is very rich and dislikes the Browns for being lower class than her family. Elvis Impersonator: Mark does a pretty good impersonation of Elvis as the main King in the Nativity play. Dermot's wife and daughter of Hilary Nicholson. She can be quite snooty like her mother sometimes. She also becomes mother to triplets by the beginning of Season Two. Singing Voice Dissonance: He has a pretty good singing voice, which sounds rather different from his normal speech. MRS. BROWN’S BOYS is created, written by and stars Brendan O'Carroll as mischievous matriarch Agnes Brown.

All 43 previous episodes of MRS. BROWN’S BOYS are available to enjoy on BBC iPlayer whilst viewers await the new mini-series. The Ditz: So much so that she's diagnosed as demented after she butts in on a mental health test actually intended for Grandad.

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