The highly acclaimed series Ten Pound Poms is set to return with its second season following a successful debut in 2023. BBC has officially announced that the show will premiere on Sunday, March 9, and will continue with weekly episodes.
Set in post-war Britain, the drama revolves around a group of British citizens embarking on a life-changing journey to Australia. While the storyline is rooted in historical events, it incorporates fictional narratives and characters crafted by writer Danny Brocklehurst.
Danny has hinted at exciting developments in the upcoming season, promising the introduction of a new family. Additionally, beloved characters from the first season, such as Michelle Keegan as Kate and Nic English as Robbie, will be making a comeback.
Returning cast members include Faye Marsay as Annie, Warren Brown as Terry, and Hattie Hook as Pattie. The second season will also feature new additions like Walter Stephen Curry as JJ, Emma Hamilton as Sheila Anderson, and Leon Ford as Bill Anderson, among others.
In an interview with the BBC, Danny revealed insights into the new cast members and storylines, emphasizing the importance of continuing existing narratives while introducing fresh elements to captivate the audience. The upcoming season will consist of six hour-long episodes airing weekly on BBC One.
The narrative of the new season will revolve around the Skinner family, Irish immigrants seeking a fresh start in Australia. As the story unfolds, unexpected events will alter the course of their lives and impact the existing characters in profound ways.
Don’t miss the premiere of Ten Pound Poms on BBC One starting on Sunday, March 9 at 8 pm.