Summary
Erin and the rest of the gang are excited to attend an outdoor pursuits weekend, and new English teacher Ms De Brún arrives at Our Lady Immaculate.
Erin and the rest of the gang are excited to attend an outdoor pursuits weekend, and new English teacher Ms De Brún arrives at Our Lady Immaculate.
There’s a new girl at school called Mae, and thrillingly for the teenagers, she’s not white. The gang is enthralled by this “exoticism” and set about making her their new friend. “How class would it be to have a Chinese friend?” says Clare, dreamily. Disappointingly for them, she speaks not a word of Cantonese and is actually from Donegal, which Sister Michael points out wryly is a very different culture from Derry too.
When you least expect it, Derry Girls throws you with a moving, momentous scene. This week the TV is broken and Ma Mary is furious that she’s missed London’s Burning. What she’s actually missed, she discovers, is that John Major has issued the Downing Street Declaration in the hope of peace.
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
role | name |
---|---|
Michelle Mallon | Jamie-Lee O'Donnell |
Erin Quinn | Saoirse-Monica Jackson |
Clare Devlin | Nicola Coughlan |
Orla McCool | Louisa Harland |
James Maguire | Dylan Llewellyn |
Sister Michael | Siobhán McSweeney |
Sarah McCool | Kathy Kiera Clarke |
Mary Quinn | Tara Lynne O'Neill |
Gerry Quinn | Tommy Tiernan |
Joe McCool | Ian McElhinney |
role | name |
---|---|
Director | Michael Lennox |
Writer | Lisa McGee |
Producer | Sam Pinnell |
Editor | Mark Williams |
Production designer | Nicola Moroney |
The Prom
There’s a new girl at school called Mae, and thrillingly for the teenagers, she’s not white. The gang is enthralled by this “exoticism” and set about making her their new friend. “How class would it be to have a Chinese friend?” says Clare, dreamily. Disappointingly for them, she speaks not a word of Cantonese and is actually from Donegal, which Sister Michael points out wryly is a very different culture from Derry too.
When you least expect it, Derry Girls throws you with a moving, momentous scene. This week the TV is broken and Ma Mary is furious that she’s missed London’s Burning. What she’s actually missed, she discovers, is that John Major has issued the Downing Street Declaration in the hope of peace.
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
role | name |
---|---|
Michelle Mallon | Jamie-Lee O'Donnell |
Erin Quinn | Saoirse-Monica Jackson |
Clare Devlin | Nicola Coughlan |
Orla McCool | Louisa Harland |
James Maguire | Dylan Llewellyn |
Sister Michael | Siobhán McSweeney |
Sarah McCool | Kathy Kiera Clarke |
Mary Quinn | Tara Lynne O'Neill |
Gerry Quinn | Tommy Tiernan |
Joe McCool | Ian McElhinney |
role | name |
---|---|
Director | Michael Lennox |
Writer | Lisa McGee |
Producer | Sam Pinnell |
Editor | Mark Williams |
Production designer | Nicola Moroney |