Channel 4 renewed Big Mood in February 2025, and Tubi’s pick-up of Season 2 teases the series will drop sometime in the 2025-2026 TV season.Meaning, we’re closer to Maggie and Eddie’s return ...

Big Mood is available now on Channel 4. Sara Baalla. Freelance news reporter. Sara is an entertainment journalist who specialises in TV and film.

Big Mood follows Maggie, played by Couglan, a 30-year-old writer with bipolar disorder. Her best friend is Eddie, played by ...

For those who wish to watch Big Mood on linear TV, two episodes will air back-to-back each week from 10pm GMT on Thursdays. You can access the on-demand Channel 4 service on desktop and through a ...

Big Mood Season 1 ends on something of a “sucker punch,” as Coughlan describes it, that both actresses would love to resolve. “I definitely want to come back for Season 2,” West said.

What will Big Mood Season 2 be about? As viewers will recall, Season 1 concluded with Maggie and Eddie’s friendship in tatters after a mental health episode led Maggie to miss accompanying Eddie ...

On Season 2, Coughlan said Big Mood had “been one of the greatest joys of my life.” “Deeply grateful to everyone who loves our mad, funny, sad show,” she added.

"Big Mood" key art: Channel 4 / Dancing Ledge / Matt Crockett. At the start of Season 2, it's been a year since Maggie and Eddie last saw each other, without any contact between them.

Big Mood is to return to Channel 4 for a second series.. The comedy, which launched in March 2024, has become "Channel 4 streaming's highest new comedy launch since Derry Girls".The comedy drama is ...

I praised Big Mood when it first arrived Stateside, not least for providing the 2024 TV season with a much-needed jolt of energy. Upon rewatch, it remains a breath of fresh air and an astute look ...

Tubi‘s imported comedy Big Mood debuted in April 2024 and has left viewers wondering what’s next for friends Maggie (Nicola Coughlan) and Eddie (Lydia West) ever since it launched.

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 has given the greenlight to Season 2 of Big Mood starring Bridgerton’s Nicola Coughlan. Big Mood follows Maggie, played by Coughlan, a 30-year-old writer with bipolar disorder.