Ann Droid made a comeback tonight with another twist in Sue and Linda’s story.
BBC fans rushed to say the same thing about Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston’s new sitcom Ann Droid tonight.
The fourth episode of Ann Droid aired this evening, Friday, August 7, at 9.30pm, on BBC One, with Sue (played by Sue Johnston) welcoming her son Michael (Paul Ready) and his wife Renee (Andrea Valls) for what was meant to be a happy family dinner.
Of course, this didn’t go quite according to plan as they announced they were trying to get pregnant, much to Sue’s frustration, before asking her to give them money for a new house.
But as the episode continued to play out with carer droid Linda (Diane Morgan) not sure when it is appropriate to celebrate their news, fans soon had their say.
Many viewers flocked to X share the same praise with some labelling Ann Droid as “absolutely brilliant”.
The same fan continued: “lots of real laugh out loud moments both Sue and Diane are fantastic!” A second wrote: “Love Ann Droid, so funny”, with another writing: “So funny!
“I absolutely love this series! I wish robots were really so advanced – I’d definitely buy one!”
A fellow viewer said: “Time for the best part of the week” at the start of the episode with someone else remarking: “It’s a terrible idea – but somehow it does work.”
Meanwhile, a user who had already binge-watched the entire six episodes, commented: “Just finished Ann Droid and my sides are splitting. That was f*****g hilarious.”
By the end of this evening’s episode, Phyllis (Margot Leicester) visited Sue in tears, sharing that no one turned up to her birthday party.
After sharing a few glasses of wine with Diane playing party music in the background, the pair shared stories of their “terrible families”.
But realising that she didn’t want to miss out on being a potential grandmother, Sue left her son Michael a voicemail saying she would downsize to free up money for him and Renee.
A tipsy Sue and Phyllis continued to dance and celebrate as Linda tried to tell her that it would lead to “financial ruin” but is she right?
Ann Droid continues every Friday on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
