I'd love to see a second series but wonder whether the format can carry that to the same level (as was the case with the Trip and the Trip to Italy which struggled a little). If you're struggling and you just get a sense when you're writing that you might be running out of ideas, that's when I think you should walk away.

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Fans have been left devastated after the popular BBC show, which follows two supermarket employees sharing their daily drive to work, announced that the progamme’s future would be in the scrap heap. Excellent performances from the cast, the characters are believable within their own world, though just a little exaggerated of course, but there is the familiarity to ensure a connection. Speaking to BBC Radio Manchester, Kay was asked whether his character John Redmond would ever switch from Forever FM to Radio Manchester, to which he announced: "There's not going to be a series three so it won't ever happen. In fact there's a whole series three been written for about 15 years but so many things get in the way in life like touring and being a father. Assistant manager John Redmond and promotions rep Kayleigh Kitson are forced to commute together every day.Very good chemistry between the two and i wonder how much was ad libbed, some of their own amusement at each in the car seems genuine mirth with a hint of corpsing at times.

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Car Share season 3: Peter Kay makes shock announcement confirming series has been scrapped PETER KAY today confirmed that he will no longer be creating a third series or a Christmas special of Car Share. There's only so much you can do in a car and the last thing you want to do is ruin it because I think it's a lovely thing. Kay added: "I am absolutely delighted and overwhelmed by everybody's support and the fact that everyone's loved it so much has been wonderful for everyone who's made it, but you're better quitting while you're ahead. The comedy star also revealed he has been approached to make another series of his hit sitcom Phoenix Nights.

With the final episode of the current run airing tonight, the 43-year-old comedian admitted that it was the right time to bow out following the success of the second series. Talking about starring alongside 40-year-old actress Sian Gibson, he continued: "It's been wonderful working with Sian, who's one of my closest friends in the world. A lot of series' tend to go on for one series too many, especially with comedies, and I think people say, ‘Oh, it's gone off, that'.