Not Going Out, starring Lee Mack, is arguably one of the best comedy shows out there. The first series actually starred Megan Dodds as Kate and, while that series is also a great watch, it really ...

Lee Mack's hit BBC comedy Not Going Out is back in June for its 14th season, but without four of its best characters! Yes, the BBC has confirmed via cast lists for the new series that Hugh Dennis ...

Not Going Out continued to potter along with Bobby Ball making regular appearances as Lee's feckless father and Geoffrey Whitehead as Lucy and Tim's dad, before things reached what could have been ...

To be fair, this is not the first-time jump for Not Going Out, which took us from Mack’s slacker Lee getting together with the lovely Lucy (Sally Bretton) to them raising a family together ...

Not Going Out officially renewed and will return with episode 101 – including another time jump There's plenty more Not Going Out coming to our screens.

All hell breaks loose next Thursday's (March 5) Not Going Out, when Lucy comes up with the utterly terrible idea to lock the whole family in an Escape Room to celebrate Lee's birthday.

For the penultimate episode of the current series of Not Going Out, the show transported us to fireworks night. As usual, that’s just the basis for something a little more complex, as thrown ...

Sally Bretton reportedly received emergency medical attention after she fell ill while filming Not Going Out in front of a live studio audience. The 45-year-old plays Lucy Adams, the landlady and ...

Who is in the cast of Not Going Out? As well as Lee and Lucy, it has been revealed that Mike Wozniak, Ray Fearon and Eileen O'Brien will appear in the first episode of season 14.

Lucy is three days overdue when she, along with Lee, his dad Frank and neighbours Toby and Anna, get held up in a department store robbery on Christmas Evwal ...

A guide to the main characters in Not Going Out, including Lee, Lucy, Toby, Anna, Geoffrey, Wendy, Frank, Tim, Daisy, Barbara, Kate, Guy ...

Not Going Out mixed plenty of one-liners drawn from a series of writers and the cast, with surreal set-ups, visual gags and North vs South humour, charting the adventures of the main cast in a ...