Actor Martin Clunes has revealed he has reunited with his former Men Behaving Badly co-star Neil Morrisey for a new TV series. The legendary pair starred opposite each other as Tony Smart and Gary Strang in the laddish flat-share comedy, which aired on ITV and then on BBC between 1992 and 1998.
Their reunion comes 27 years after the last episode of Men Behaving Badly aired as they reconnect for a road trip adventure through France. But Clunes ruled out the much-loved sitcom ever returning for a special episode. Speaking to The Mirror ahead of Out There's premiere, Clunes simply said "no", when asked if a Men Behaving Badly special would return to television.
Clunes added: "I have just done a thing with Neil in France, like two old men driving around. It’s not a drama, it's just me and Neil. "When he’s not working he has a place in France, honestly the bad ideas people have planned for us to do over the years you wouldn’t believe.
The Doc Martin actor then joked: “One of them was ‘why don’t you and Neil do a pub crawl around Africa’. But this idea came up and it seemed not too crass and it's a fee, so Neil just showed me around and we did some great stuff.". Without giving too much away about their new show, Clunes opened up about some of the adventures they embarked while they enjoyed each others humour.
