February 24, 2010

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Fourth series of Lark Rise To Candleford?

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Jennie Bee left us a comment, Thank you Jennie!

Fourth series of Lark Rise has been commissioned according to posting at: www.johnowensmith.co.uk/flora/

It says: Fourth Series — six episodes commissioned to be filmed May/June 2010 for transmission in 2011 [source Bill Gallagher]

Does anyone know any more?

36 responses to "Fourth series of Lark Rise To Candleford?"
Susan said:
February 26, 2010

I do hope this is wrong! Not the part about there being a Series 4 of course, but that there’s only going to be 6 episodes!! To wait 9 months for new Lark Rise and to only have 6! A little sad.

charlotte said:
February 26, 2010

i sort of agree with you susan. its bad enough we have to wait a year for the next series, but to hear it will only be on for 6 wekks is disappointing!:(

lynda said:
February 26, 2010

I agree with this notion there should be more than six episodes! However, I am so glad to hear about a series four!

jon said:
March 2, 2010

WHAT ONLY 6 EPISODES.

come on bbc, this is surely one of the best to come from bbc drama. i could watch it 52 weeks a year.

amz said:
March 2, 2010

totally agree with you, jon…..this is my favourite BBC drama. (I did really enjoy the recent Emma adaptation and the Sense and Sensibility though.) Lark Rise is the best continuing series.
:)

Rachel said:
March 9, 2010

If they are six top quality, achingly scripted masterpieces then I’ll take it!!!

K Thompson said:
March 20, 2010

They should condsider making it into a weekly soap! I can’t think of anything better to do on a Sunday evening! :o )

charlotte said:
March 21, 2010

i completely agree!! i couldnt think of anything better!

Horatio said:
March 21, 2010

I am very very pleased that there is a 4th series being done,but 6 episodes only !

It should be an on going concern for as long as it can – I’m a massive fan and it is as big a Sunday fixture as Roast potatoes

Louise said:
March 22, 2010

I do hope that the beeb are not cost cutting on this splendid programme. If they are trying to save money may I suggest cutting that drivel Eastenders back to 2 episodes a week, then maybe us Lark Rise fans can have our 12 episodes back, we have to wait long enough for them

Sheila said:
March 25, 2010

Come on BBC, what are you thinking, we need 12 episodes, the best drama you have done for years, and you make everyone wait for a whole year and just give us 6 episodes, PLEASE we all wont 12 episodes

angel said:
March 25, 2010

This is the best series the bbc have done in a long time. I look forward to it all sunday!

Can we please have more scenes with Alf in too.

Richard said:
March 27, 2010

Count us in here in Canada. Love this series and so glad to hear it will continue. But only 6 episodes? Aw shucks, eh!

Leslie Black said:
March 28, 2010

As a ‘big strapping lad’ I did not want to watch these series at first , However, I was persuaded to watch a single episode by my wife. Unfortunately I am now completely hooked these wonderful have now become my One Weakness. Please, Please, Please let there be many more series. I too could watch and enjoy this all year round.

Robert said:
March 28, 2010

OK, BBC, let’s do a compromise. You get your six episodes… but let’s make each of them two hours long.

Sophie said:
March 28, 2010

I completly agree with everyone. Only 6 episodes!? Robert I love your idea. Or give us 12 episodes and have them as 2 hours anyway. The funny thing is I can’t really remember why I watched it on the very first one. I’ve been hooked ever since! Julia is an amazing actress, she can perform brilliantly in anything! My one weakness!!

Sarah said:
March 29, 2010

Thrilled that there is going to be a fourth series just sad about the fact of waiting a year and then on top only having 6 episodes :_-( I love this series and like alot of my fellow LR2C fans I could watch it 52weeks a year.Its a great sunday night programme, if it wasnt for this programme Sunday night tv would be so boring,I love the cast theyr amazing and the story lines are brill!!Totally hooked will be devastated when its gone for good!

Roley Joy said:
March 29, 2010

If the bbc want to attract the public to watch more of there programs then this is the kind of thing that will bring them to watch BBC the acting in this episode was second to none. I hope there is more of LR TO CF. if not more of the same sort of period. R

pauline said:
March 29, 2010

love lark rise so much. it really is food for the soul.
when it is on my daughter husband and i have tea and cakes on our best china. a tribute to dorcas and a delicious sunday eve treat

Julia said:
March 29, 2010

Oh to have to wait a year and then only six episodes! Unfair! I wish the BBC would release a Music CD of some of the lovely old English Folk Songs used in the series, like An Acre of Land and The Keeper.

Bev LS said:
March 29, 2010

Love it Love it, another series yipee, and yes – make it 12 episodes please! Where is it filmed? Can we go on set? Great bunch of fab actors and thanks so much to the crew.

BBC person said:
March 30, 2010

I do not like or trust the BBC after their bad weather predictions back in winter but I have to say, this is probably the best show on television next to the simpsons and if anything on the BBC should go it’s those boring programmes they show during the weekdays, alternitavly they could make more channels on sky or freeview for those other programmes if anybody does watch them!

Sky said:
March 30, 2010

Why only six episodes BBC? This is so much better than eastenders or corinaton street, I know it may sound strange but I don’t really know the difference between them and or which channel they’re on, for all I’m concerned they could be on sky sports. I know many more people who have just discovers larkrise and love it! I have previously made complaints to sky, cbbc and other services and I’ll do it again!

Cherry said:
March 31, 2010

Sunday nighes will be bereft from now on. Glad there will be a 4th Series and it HAS to be 12 episodes. But a long time to wait. I know the stories from the books ran out a while ago, but there are LOTS more tales to be told about Lark Rise and Candleford folks. This is the sort of thing that the BBC does so well.

Debs22 said:
April 3, 2010

I love this series! My fingers are crossed that there will be a 4th series! and 12 episodes! I have the other two series on dvd and its the perfect thing to watch when u want to escape ‘eveyday’ life! Love it!

Simone said:
April 3, 2010

Does anybody know to what address/department do we write in at the BBC to show our support for the series? We may have run out of stories from the book but enough is known about Flora’s life to perhaps write the series up to the point Laura gets married and moves away. Wouldn’t that be a fitting close for the whole series? Definately need to see Alf and Minnie’s wedding, and Thomas and Margareth need to have a real baby to play with Amelia Cordelia. Or is it Cordelia Amelia :-) ? There is so much potential for character and plot development. And please, we must have a happy ending for Miss Lane. I say, bring back one of her old flames, preferrably the school master in series 1, there was real chemistry there.

amz said:
April 3, 2010

Here’s a link to bombard the BBC with thanks for Lark Rise To Candleford and request another series!!
https://faq.external.bbc.co.uk/templates/bbcfaqs/emailstatic/emailPage?

Norma Mason said:
April 4, 2010

I cannot believe that the BBC are going to make us wait a whole year and that there will only be 6 episodes. I just love my Sunday evenings because of ‘Larkrise’ and am lost when the series ends. Please, please give us another series very soon and please make it as long as possible. All my friends watch it and love it. This is the BBC at its best. It will be a sad day when the period dramas are cut. Very sad.

Sophie said:
April 17, 2010

I like your idea Simone. If people who who like the show write in to the BBC then they might make it 12 episodes. After all there is over 7 million viewers. Period dramas are the height of the BBC. I wonder if the actors are unhappy with the prospect of only 6 episodes. Come on writers, make some more episodes! Give us all our one weakness!

jane smith said:
April 30, 2010

Suffering serious larkrise withdrawal, why can’t we have a weekly series at least 37 weeks a year?

kat flacy said:
May 1, 2010

Of course, we could all just read the books, make a book club of it. That would keep us busy, eh?

Sophie said:
May 3, 2010

I’ve read one of the books and it was great. Whenever I read one of the names I have the person from the show in my head.

Margo said:
June 6, 2010

I love Larkrise and I hope series 4 sees the return of James Dowling.

Liz Williams said:
June 8, 2010

I live in Queensland, Australia. I found Lark Ride to Candleford whilst browsing ebay and searching for new BBC dramas. As an Anglophile (though 2nd generation Aussie male line, 3rd generation Aussie female line)I love all things British! I am always on the lookout for DVD’s from the UK. I have now bought the three series of L R to C direct from the UK on ebay and today finished watching the last episode of Series 3. So I HAD to look up the website to check if there would be a 4th series. Yipee!! Bonza mate!….. (actually no one in Australia EVER says Bonza mate! yikes!!) You people in the UK may have to wait a few months for Series 4, but I have to wait until it comes up for sale on ebay. The ABC shops rarely sell new BBC dramas, but seem to wait til the series are shown on our ABC TV. Our own illustrious ABC TV (equivilant of your BBC) in its wisdom has chosen NOT to play the series at all here. BUT, there may yet be hope for all the deprived BBC drama loving people here in Oz who have never heard of LRtoC. After all we did EVENTUALLY get the first series of Cranford! (I’d already bought it from the UK and watched both series by then). I’ve also had the delight of finding other new BBC dramas on ebay, such as Berkeley Square, and consider myself very fortunate to be able to acquire them.
Just had to say I LOVE LR to C and I loan my copies to a friend who is so excited when I hand over a new series that she AND her husband sit and watch the whole series non stop.
So, here’s an Aussie who’s grateful to ebay and those wonderful people who sell new BBC drama for underprivileged Australians to discover and fall in love with. Since I’ve now reached the magical age of seventy, I may not have been around when our esteemed ABC TV decided to start showing any of these series.
Long Live the series of Lark Rise and Candleford and all who act (produce, direct etc etc) in them. Liz

Kate Sharp said:
July 16, 2010

Please could you release a CD of all the folk songs you have used. Everytime I watch the DVDs I find myself still humming certain tunes the next day! Being a musician I would really welcome one. The only one I know is `When the Roll is Called Up Yonder` which my grand mother taught me 50yrs ago! It is a wonderful series – please keep in going as long as possible.

Larry Loo said:
August 16, 2010

They have just started to film the fourth series – yippee!!! Somewhere near Bath, I think.

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