The second series of Sky One comedy- drama television series Brassic began broadcasting on 7 May 2020. Joe Gilgun, Michelle Keegan, Damien Molony, Tom Hanson, Aaron Heffernan, Ryan Sampson, Parth Thakerar, Steve Evets, Anthony Welsh and Dominic West reprised their roles from the first series, while Ramon Tikaram and Bronagh Gallagher joined the main cast. [1] The second series consisted of six episodes, which were broadcast on a weekly schedule, though all episodes were prematurely released entirely on the premiere date through the Sky television streaming service. [2] The series concluded on 11 June 2020. Ryan Sampson as Thomas "Tommo" Schaftner: A loner but very content with his lifestyle, Tommo has no family and is happiest when he is taking part in various sexual activities. Turning his passion into a business, he makes money holding secret S&M nights for rich local businessmen, barristers, and brigadiers. Tommo is a free spirit: he does what he wants, when he wants, and is the wild card of the gang, making him unpredictable. The programme is set in the fictional town of Hawley, which is inspired by Gilgun's experience of growing up in Chorley. [17] Regarding the setting, location manager Jonathan Davies stated, "We were given the scripts and a few of us had a meeting with Joe [Gilgun] to talk through the feel and look of the show and to talk about which direction to go in. It's a very collaborative process to build a world that fits with the story and script. People want to feel like they're being transported into that real world of Brassic." [17] Brassic season 4 release date: Cast, trailer and latest news". 18 October 2021 . Retrieved 21 October 2021. New comedy Brassic coming to Sky". UK Air Dates. 22 August 2018. Archived from the original on 17 September 2021 . Retrieved 24 May 2020.

The Lancashire town of Bacup in the South Pennines becomes Hawley in Brassic. Locals will recognise several town centre landmarks in the series.Greg Wood as Barry MacDonagh (series 4; guest series 3, 5): Davey's silent but intimidating brother who works with him against Vinnie and the gang. He is later killed after stepping on a land mine at Jim's farm. Bronagh Gallagher as Carol Dennings (series 2–present; guest series 1): Ash's older sister who shows an interest in Cardi after joining Vinnie's gang, which leads to a relationship with him and eventually marriage. July 2020, Henry T. Casey 30. "How to watch Brassic online: Hulu US release date for UK comedy series". Tom's Guide . Retrieved 1 August 2020. Erin attends a disastrous dinner party with Jake's family while Tommo hatches a plan to steal some erotic furniture to reinvigorate the Rat & Cutter.

Neil Ashton as David "Davey" MacDonagh (series 5; recurring series 4; guest series 3): A career criminal who forms a rivalry with Vinnie, hoping to take over his cannabis business. Working with his brother, Davey fills the void left by McCann's arrest as Hawley's most dangerous criminal. He acts as the main antagonist for the fourth series.On 24 April 2020, Sky One released the second series' trailer, briefly showing the events that would occur and announcing its release date of 7 May. [10] Release [ edit ] Broadcast [ edit ] Camille Cottin as Fiona Frank (series 5): A psychotherapist who Vinnie is referred to by Dr. Cox to help with his declining mental health. Because I've had four incredible years of, essentially, laughing and to suddenly shoot these scenes on my own, without the gang... there were a couple of moments that night where I was like: 'This is the end...'"