The much-celebrated TV series ‘Dinosaur’ is making a comeback on BBC, rekindling its BAFTA-winning magic.
- Ashley Storrie and Matilda Curtis were celebrated at the BAFTA Awards for their contributions to ‘Dinosaur.’
- New episodes set in Glasgow will begin production in 2025, continuing Nina’s heartfelt journey.
- The series, recognized for its depiction of autism and sisterhood, promises further exploration of personal growth and relationships.
- Fans and audiences eagerly anticipate the second series, driven by its unique storytelling and relatable characters.
The return of ‘Dinosaur’ to the BBC has stirred excitement, as this BAFTA-winning series is renowned for its unique portrayal of life challenges through humor and warmth. Recently awarded for outstanding writing by Ashley Storrie and Matilda Curtis, the show also earned Ashley the Audience Award at the BAFTA Scotland Awards.
Filming of the new six-episode series is slated to commence in 2025, once again capturing the essence of Glasgow as its backdrop. The narrative continues to follow Nina, an autistic woman in her 30s, whose life is a delightful mix of routine and unexpected twists — from navigating family dynamics to contemplating a personal move for career advancement.
Series one of ‘Dinosaur’ introduced viewers to a host of compelling characters, including Nina’s sister, Evie, portrayed by Kat Ronney. Evie’s sudden engagement set off a series of challenges for Nina, ultimately leading her on a surprising journey of self-discovery and love. This strong ensemble cast brought life to the intricate dynamics of family and friendship.
The creative minds behind the show, including executive producer Sarah Hammond of Two Brothers Pictures, express deep gratitude for the series’ BAFTA-recognition. “We are thrilled for Ashley and Matilda, whose dedication has been justly rewarded,” Hammond noted, underlining the collective achievement.
Louise Thornton from BBC Scotland emphasized the joy of revisiting Nina’s world, which is marked by both comedic and poignant moments. The network’s decision to greenlight a second series reflects the successful reception and the eager anticipation for more of Nina’s adventures.
As ‘Dinosaur’ gears up for its next chapter, viewers can look forward to more heartfelt and humorous storytelling, continuing to resonate with many.
