**Cooper Siblings Return To TV After This Country**

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Post on Oct 27, 2024

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The Cooper Siblings Are Back! (But Not in This Country)

You know those hilarious Irish siblings from "This Country," the sitcom that made us laugh at their awkwardness and relatable shenanigans? Well, guess what? They're back on our screens!

But Hold Up, It's Not "This Country" 2.0

Now, before you get too excited about another season of "This Country," let's be real, the Cooper siblings aren't exactly returning in the same way. No, they're not in a brand new show about their lives, but they are together in a new project!

Meet the "Cooper" Family on "The Big Hospitality Show"

The Cooper clan, aka the brilliant and funny actors Daisy May Cooper and Charlie Cooper, are now part of the hilarious cast of "The Big Hospitality Show," a new comedy series on Channel 4.

"This Country" Fans Will Be Delighted!

What makes this exciting for "This Country" fans? Well, Daisy May and Charlie are once again playing siblings (although the characters are not the same). They're bringing that same dose of weird, wacky, and wonderfully cringeworthy humor that made "This Country" such a hit.

So What's the Show All About?

"The Big Hospitality Show" is, as the name suggests, about the world of hospitality. Think restaurants, bars, and all the crazy things that can go wrong when trying to serve customers. It's got all the ingredients for a funny and relatable show!

Get Ready for More Cooper Sibling Magic

If you're looking for a new show with a dose of that "This Country" magic, then "The Big Hospitality Show" is definitely worth checking out. It's got the Cooper siblings, their humor, and a fresh take on the world of hospitality.

The Bottom Line?

While the show is not a direct sequel to "This Country," it still offers a chance to see Daisy May and Charlie Cooper doing what they do best: making us laugh! So, grab some snacks, settle in, and get ready for more hilarious antics from the Cooper siblings.

(And hey, maybe a "This Country" revival is in the works! We can always hope, right?)