The much-loved Australian TV series “800 Words” has kept fans in the UK glued to their screens. This daytime TV show, currently re-airing its second series on BBC Two at 2.30 pm, has been a hit. But what about a fourth season? Let’s dive into the details!
Is There a Season 4?
Yes, there is! Season 4 of “800 Words” premiered in Australia on Tuesday, August 14th, 2019, and was broadcast on Network Seven. Series 3 of the show concluded on August 16th, 2019, in the UK. Typically, each season of “800 Words” in Australia is divided into two parts. Series two aired from August to October 2016 and then again from January to March 201The first part of series three was shown from September to October 2017, with the second part airing from August to October 201While the third series was seen in the UK in July 2019, there’s been no official word on when British viewers can expect season 4.
The Cast of 800 Words Season 4
: Fans will be happy to know that most of the main characters will remain the same in season George, Shay, and Arlo Turner, played by Erik Thomson, Melina Vidler, and Benson Jack Anthony, will continue to be the heart of the series. Rick Donald will return as Jeff “Woody” Woodson, Bridie Carter as Jan, Emma Leonard as Tracey Dennis, and Jonathan Brugh as Monty McNamara.
How Many Seasons Will 800 Words Have?
It seems like season 4 will mark the end of the road for “800 Words.” Even though the lead actor, Erik Thomson, believed the show could have continued, plans for more seasons didn’t materialize. Erik Thomson, who portrayed George Turner, expressed that the original plan was to jump ahead a year in the storyline to see how things would pan out, but unfortunately, that won’t happen. Despite this, Erik Thomson’s acting journey is far from over. He clinched the TV WEEK Logie Award for Best Actor in 2016 for his role as George, and in 2019, he appeared in the Australian film “Storm Boy.”
Conclusion:
In summary, “800 Words” fans can rejoice as season 4 did grace our screens in August 201However, it appears that this season may be the final chapter in the Weld family’s story. While fans might be sad to say goodbye, they can cherish the memories and the wonderful performances that made “800 Words” a cherished series. So, if you’re eager to catch up on the latest from Weld, make sure to tune in! Don’t miss “800 Words” weekdays at 2.30 pm on BBC Two.
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