Fans of Dinosaur don't have long to wait as the beloved sitcom will be back soon with its second season, and the BBC has dropped the first look at the upcoming series.
First airing back in 2024, the first season of Dinosaur followed Nina (Ashley Storrie), an autistic palaeontologist working at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, whose life is upended when her sister, Evie (Kat Ronney) announces that she's engaged to Ranesh (Danny Ashok).
The series was positively received when it first aired, even winning a BAFTA Award for Best Writing, which ultimately led to the show being recommissioned for a second season. Fans were also positive, with one hailing Dinosaur as a "gem of a show" while another called it "brilliant".
The show will pick up eight months after the conclusion of the first season and sees Nina far away from her Glasgow-based family as she takes part at a fossil dig on the Isle of Wight. However, when she returns home, Nina is faced with family drama and a love triangle.
Who stars in Dinosaur?
Leading the cast of the BBC sitcom is Scottish comedian Ashley Storrie. Like her character, Ashley is also autistic, having been diagnosed later in life, and she described the process of playing Nina as "liberating".
She's joined by Kat Ronney (McDonald & Dodds) as Evie, David Carlyle (It's a Sin) as Bo, Sally Howitt (River City) as Diane, Greg Hemphill (Still Game) as Ade and Danny Ashok (Strike) as Ranesh.
Completing the cast are Sanjeev Kohli (Midsomer Murders) as Sachin, Sabrina Sandhu (The Syndicate) as Amber, Lorn Macdonald (Bridgerton) as Lee, Ben Green (Mandy) as Shane, Jim Kitson (Land of Women) as Declan and Kate Dickie (Game of Thrones) as Cecily.
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