Outnumbered: fans take to Twitter to say goodbye to the family comedy
The end of improvised comedy Outnumbered, starring Claire Skinner, Hugh Dennis, Tyger Drew-Honey, Ramona Marquez and Daniel Roche, saw fans take to Twitter to share their sorrow
- Ellie Walker-Arnott
Published: Thursday, 6 March 2014 at 9:27 am
So Outnumbered is over. The final episode of the improvised family comedy aired on BBC1 last night. And we're not alone in thinking this is the end of an era.
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Twitter was awash with tears, farewells... (and declarations of 'I am Spartacus')
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Very sad that #Outnumbered has drawn to a close. Such a clever and brilliantly cast comedy.
— Stacia Silverweb (@StaciaSilverweb) March 6, 2014
Watched the last episode of outnumbered last night and it was great! Left me smiling but gutted that's the end :-(
— Rachael Clark (@RachaelClark811) March 6, 2014
Goodbye! : ( #outnumbered
— India Knight (@indiaknight) March 5, 2014
Last episode :( what a shame @BBCOne #Outnumbered #sadtimes
— Rachel Nye (@RachieNye) March 6, 2014
Sad that there will be no more Outnumbered.
— Diane Simmons (@scooterwriter) March 6, 2014
For some fans, it just all got too much...
Finished watching Outnumbered. *sobs openly*
— Daniel Hardcastle (@DanNerdCubed) March 6, 2014
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Some struggled to let go. You've got to stop watching it at some point, Brammall.
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In literally any form.
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Other fans seemed to have missed the news that last night's episode was the final. Ever.
Crying at Outnumbered's Sparticus. I hope this episode wasn't the last one!
— Cherry Pop (@FoolOnTheHills) March 6, 2014
Sorry, Cherry Pop...
Omg, was it the last ever outnumbered last night? ?
— liv snooks (@oliviasnooks) March 6, 2014
Erm. Yes, yes it was Liv Snooks.
Meanwhile, over at BBC HQ, emotional farewells were pushed aside as their Twitter accounts battled it out to be Spartacus.
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Well played, BBC. Well played.
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Ellie Walker-Arnott
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