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The Cockfields
Series 1 cast
GenreSitcom
Created by
Directed bySteve Bendelack
Starring
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series2
No. of episodes10
Production
Executive producers
  • Lucy Lumsden
  • Lucy Ansbro
ProducerJohn Rushton
Running time30 minutes
Production companyYellow Door Productions
Original release
NetworkGold
Release12 November 2019 (2019-11-12) –
13 December 2021 (2021-12-13)

The Cockfields is a British television sitcom created by Joe Wilkinson and David Earl, and produced by Yellow Door Productions for Gold. It aired over two series from 12 November 2019 until 12 November 2021, including a Christmas special, for a total of 10 episodes. The first series was shown on BBC Two in March 2023 followed by its second in February 2025. Set on the Isle of Wight, it stars Wilkinson as Simon and Diane Morgan as his girlfriend Donna. The show begins with Simon and Donna returning to Simon's home to visit his family for his fortieth birthday. Sue Johnston plays Simon's mother Sue, Bobby Ball as his stepfather Ray, and Ben Rufus Green as his stepbrother David. The cast also includes Nigel Havers as Larry (Simon's father), and Sarah Parish as Melissa (Larry's girlfriend).[1][2]

Series 2 commenced with Simon again visiting the Isle of Wight, this time with new fiancée Esther (Susannah Fielding). Gregor Fisher takes over the role of Ray,[3] following the death of Bobby Ball in October 2020.

A Christmas special was broadcast on 13 December 2021.

Cast and characters

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Episodes

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Series 1 (2019)

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No.
overall		No. in
series		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release dateUK viewers
(millions)
11"Friday"Steve BendelackJoe Wilkinson & David Earl12 November 2019 (2019-11-12)N/A
On Friday, Simon and his new girlfriend Donna arrive on the Isle of Wight to stay with Simon's overbearing family for his 40th birthday weekend celebrations.
22"Saturday"Steve BendelackJoe Wilkinson & David Earl13 November 2019 (2019-11-13)N/A
On Saturday, the family visit Aunty Rose in the nursing home and have a nose at Alan Titchmarsh's house. Back home, Donna risks everything by suggesting she makes the tea to give Simon's mother Sue a break.
33"Sunday"Steve BendelackJoe Wilkinson & David Earl14 November 2019 (2019-11-14)N/A
Sunday is Simon's 40th birthday. Preparations for the lunch are in full swing but the stress levels are sky high. Simon's father Larry and Larry's partner Melissa disrupt the day. Simon shares some big news with his stepfather Ray.

Series 2 (2021)

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overall		No. in
series		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release dateUK viewers
(millions)
41"Wednesday"Simon HyndJoe Wilkinson & David Earl8 November 2021 (2021-11-08)N/A
Simon and Esther are engaged and it's the first day of their budget summer holiday on the Isle of Wight, staying in Sue and Ray's new house.
52"Thursday"Simon HyndJoe Wilkinson & David Earl8 November 2021 (2021-11-08)N/A
Ray, Sue, Simon and Esther all go to Ventnor. Back at the house Esther has a quiet chat with David asking about his love life and she gives him a few tips.
63"Friday"Simon HyndJoe Wilkinson & David Earl9 November 2021 (2021-11-09)N/A
Simon and Ray head to the nursing home to see Rose, while Sue and Esther mind Sue's stall at the Craft Fayre together.
74"Saturday"Simon HyndJoe Wilkinson & David Earl10 November 2021 (2021-11-10)N/A
Simon goes on a bike ride with Larry while Esther spends the day with Sue, fielding questions about the wedding. Esther helps David get ready for his date.
85"Sunday"Simon HyndJoe Wilkinson & David Earl11 November 2021 (2021-11-11)N/A
Ray teaches David and Simon how to bowl, while Sue tries to plan for Christmas. Esther's conversation with Lyn leads to a drastic decision.
96"Monday"Simon HyndJoe Wilkinson & David Earl12 November 2021 (2021-11-12)N/A
Simon and Esther decide to keep their news a secret from his parents. Simon and Sue get into an argument at dinner.

Christmas special (2021)

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series		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release dateUK viewers
(millions)
10–"Christmas Special"Simon HyndJoe Wilkinson & David Earl13 December 2021 (2021-12-13)N/A
It's 27 December and Simon and Esther pay a flying visit to Ray and Sue. They can only stay for the day as Simon is so busy with work. Sue wishes they'd stay longer. A reunion at the local pub reminds Simon of what he might be missing.

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The Cockfields is a British television created and written by and David Earl, which premiered on the Gold channel in 2019 and ran for two series until 2021. The series centers on Simon (played by Wilkinson), a man in his forties who repeatedly endures comically tense weekends at his parents' home on of Wight, particularly when introducing his girlfriend Donna () to his eccentric relatives, including his mother Doris (). Produced by Yellow Door Productions, the show is known for its warm-hearted yet cringe-inducing portrayal of British dynamics, awkward social interactions, and gatherings, often escalating into farcical situations. Notable guest stars across the seasons included Michelle Dotrice, adding to the ensemble's mix of established talents like Ben Rufus Green as Simon's stepbrother David. The programme received positive reception for its relatable humor, earning a 7.4/10 rating on from approximately 1,700 user reviews as of 2025, and later spawned a special that extended the family's misadventures.

Premise and format

Plot summary

The Cockfields is a centered on Simon, a 40-year-old man who returns to his family home on the rural , bringing his girlfriend along for increasingly tense family visits. In the first series, Simon introduces his girlfriend Donna to his overbearing Sue, distant stepfather Ray, and eccentric stepbrother during a weekend marking his 40th birthday, where well-intentioned but intrusive relatives amplify the awkwardness of the gathering. The isolated setting of the family home heightens the sense of as minor misunderstandings escalate into comedic chaos among the group. Across the series, the narrative evolves through recurring family dynamics, with Sue's smothering affection clashing against Ray's detachment and the unpredictable interventions of extended relatives, all contributing to Simon's growing discomfort. In the second series, Simon, now engaged to his new partner Esther, attempts a budget summer at the family's newly built on the Isle of Wight, only for similar familial tensions to resurface amid celebrations and surprises. A 2021 Christmas special further extends these misadventures during festivities at the family . This progression from a birthday surprise to an engagement getaway and gathering underscores the persistent comedic friction of Simon's attempts to navigate adult relationships within his unchanging family environment.

Themes and style

The Cockfields employs a comedic style that blends cringe comedy with awkward family realism and elements of black humor, drawing inspiration from British sitcom traditions such as Gavin & Stacey. This approach manifests through cringe-inducing dialogue and social faux pas, capturing the discomfort of everyday interactions within a dysfunctional household. The series' humor is dialogue-driven, crafted by creators Joe Wilkinson and David Earl, who infuse conversations with authentic, observational wit that highlights petty feuds and overbearing hospitality. Central themes revolve around family dysfunction and generational clashes, particularly the unease of adult children returning home and navigating strained relationships. These motifs underscore the discomfort inherent in familial obligations, where love is often expressed indirectly through conversational tics and quirky habits rather than overt affection. Subtle poignancy emerges in the portrayal of these dynamics, balancing humor with emotional depth to reveal underlying tenderness amid the chaos. The format consists of 30-minute episodes centered on a single-location focus, primarily the family home, which allows for escalating absurdity in interactions without relying on extensive plot progression. Visually and tonally, the mundane setting of the Isle of Wight amplifies the everyday awkwardness, with its scenic yet ordinary backdrop—featuring chalk cliffs and rolling fields—contrasting the domestic absurdities unfolding indoors. This choice creates a warm yet dark tone, akin to influences like and Mum, where gentle humor coexists with black-hearted social commentary.

Production

Development

The Cockfields was created by comedians and David Earl, who served as co-writers and drew heavily from their personal experiences to craft the series' narrative. The show's inspirations stem from autobiographical elements in Wilkinson's life, including the awkward dynamics of gatherings, blended with Earl's own relatives' traits to create relatable characters. Set on the Isle of Wight, the location was chosen partly due to Wilkinson's wife growing up there and Earl having grandparents from the island, which amplified themes of emotional and physical confinement during visits. The writing process involved close collaboration between Wilkinson and Earl, who used software like for simultaneous drafting and spent time discussing family anecdotes to build authentic scenarios. The series was commissioned by UKTV's channel and produced by Yellow Door Productions, with an initial order for a three-part, 30-minute run announced in June 2019. Following the success of the first series, renewed the show for a full six- second series and a special, both airing in 2021. In 2023, the series was acquired by the , with the first series airing on in March 2023; as of 2025, the full series became available on from January 22, Series 2 aired on starting January 29, and the special aired on December 25. Filming for the debut series commenced later in 2019, directed by , while series two and the holiday were helmed by Simon Hynd. No significant awards or nominations occurred during the phase.

Casting

The lead role of Simon was created for and played by , who co-wrote the series and starred as the protagonist throughout both runs. was cast as Donna, Simon's girlfriend in the first series, bringing her established comedic timing from prior roles in British television. portrayed Sue, the matriarch of the Cockfield family, drawing on her experience in ensemble comedies like . was selected for the role of Larry, Simon's flamboyant father, adding a layer of established dramatic and comedic presence to the family dynamic. Supporting roles included as Ray, Sue's husband, in the first series; Ball's performance was noted for its authentic portrayal of a working-class patriarch before his death from complications in October 2020. For the second series, stepped in to play the role of Ray, ensuring continuity amid the cast change, with announcements highlighting his suitability from iconic roles like . Ben Rufus Green was cast as David, Simon's awkward brother, appearing across both series and contributing to the show's focus on familial tensions. A notable casting adjustment occurred for the role of Melissa, Larry's younger girlfriend: was originally announced in June 2019 but withdrew later that month due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts, prompting producers to recast with , known from Bancroft and W1A. For the second series, joined as Esther, Simon's new partner, expanding the ensemble with her background in comedies like . Guest appearances, such as Nigel Havers' recurring turn as Larry, exemplified the production's approach to casting, which prioritized veteran British comedy talents like Johnston, Ball, and Fisher to ground the series in authentic, relatable humor reflective of UK family dynamics. Casting announcements began in June 2019 with the initial lineup, including the Cattrall reveal, followed by Parish's confirmation and a fuller cast reveal in November 2019 ahead of the series debut. Post-2020 adjustments for the second series were revealed in May 2021, incorporating Fisher's replacement and Fielding's addition to maintain narrative flow after Ball's passing.

Cast and characters

Main cast

The main cast of The Cockfields revolves around the Cockfield family, portraying a blend of awkward familial tensions, overbearing affection, and set against the backdrop of the Isle of Wight. The series highlights Simon's struggles within this dynamic, with his mother providing constant doting interference, his stepfather offering gruff detachment, his stepbrother fueling competition, and his girlfriend serving as a grounded outsider. plays Simon, the awkward protagonist and adult son who navigates the pressures of family expectations and his romantic relationship during visits home for milestones like his 40th birthday. As the central figure, Simon often finds himself infantilized and overwhelmed by his relatives' well-intentioned but chaotic involvement in his life. portrays Donna in series 1, Simon's pragmatic girlfriend who acts as an outsider to the Cockfield family's eccentricities, providing a voice of reason amid the domestic turmoil. Her character highlights the contrast between Simon's normal aspirations and the family's overbearing normalcy. stars as Sue, Simon's overbearing and doting mother who frequently infantilizes him through excessive care and mediation in family conflicts. Sue's peacemaking tendencies often enable the household's dysfunction while smothering Simon's independence. plays Ray in series 1, the gruff and distant stepfather figure whose controlling demeanor adds tension to the family interactions. Following Ball's passing, assumes the role of Ray in series 2, maintaining the character's brusque, Lancastrian edge as Simon's reluctant paternal authority. Ben Rufus Green depicts David, Simon's more successful stepbrother and a key source of within the household. David's presence underscores Simon's insecurities, as he represents the family's unattained stability and achievement.

Recurring and guest cast

Maggie Steed plays Lyn in series 1 and Michele Dotrice in series 2, Simon's aunt who appears in multiple episodes, adding to the family dynamics with her eccentric personality. Sarah Parish portrays Melissa, the girlfriend of Simon's father Larry, appearing in three episodes of the series. Her character introduces a sophisticated, career-oriented perspective that contrasts sharply with the family's everyday dysfunction, heightening the comedic awkwardness during family visits. Parish stepped into the role after exited due to scheduling conflicts. Nigel Havers plays Larry, Simon's flamboyant biological father, who recurs in three episodes, including the special, as an eccentric presence whose self-absorbed antics disrupt family harmony and provide opportunities for exaggerated relational humor. Susannah Fielding appears as Esther, Simon's fiancée introduced in series 2, contributing romantic subplot tension through her laid-back demeanor amid the family's overbearing dynamics; she features in six episodes overall. The series incorporates various guest performers as Isle of Wight locals and extended relatives to bolster ensemble , such as David Earl as John, a quirky acquaintance who appears in three episodes to amplify the small-town absurdity and provide via his intrusive familiarity. Additional one-off guests, including as Andre in three episodes, further emphasize the show's reliance on peripheral characters for situational exaggeration, typically appearing in 2-5 episodes to support the core family narrative without driving main arcs.

Episodes

Series 1 (2019)

The first series of The Cockfields comprises three episodes broadcast on UKTV Gold, premiering on 12 November 2019 and concluding on 14 November 2019, with each installment running for approximately 30 minutes. The episodes focus on the initial family visit during Simon's 40th birthday weekend on the Isle of Wight, introducing Donna to the Cockfields and highlighting the awkward dynamics, including the first meeting with the overbearing relatives and the introduction of Simon's stepfather Ray, played by . Episode 1 (aired 12 November 2019) introduces Simon and his girlfriend Donna as they arrive at the family home for the birthday celebrations, setting the stage for escalating familial tensions and humorous misunderstandings from the outset. The episode emphasizes the awkwardness of Donna's debut interaction with Simon's well-meaning but intrusive parents and . Episode 2 (aired 13 November 2019) follows the group as they visit Aunty in a and peek at a neighbor's house, while back at home Donna attempts to contribute by offering to make tea, further amplifying the weekend's comedic discomfort. Ray's presence adds to the lighthearted yet chaotic family atmosphere. Episode 3 (aired 14 2019) builds to the climax of the birthday lunch preparations, which become increasingly stressful amid disruptions from relatives and , culminating in Simon confiding in Ray about personal news. The finale underscores the persistent awkwardness and relational strains introduced earlier in the series.

Series 2 (2021)

The second series of The Cockfields consists of six episodes, marking an expansion from the three episodes of the first series following its renewal due to positive reception. It premiered on UKTV's channel from 8 to 12 , airing nightly at 10:00 PM, and was subsequently broadcast on starting 29 January 2025. The series shifts focus to Simon's to , introducing new family tensions and adjustments amid a group holiday on the Isle of Wight, while reflecting subtle post-pandemic relational strains through confined family interactions and delayed celebrations. The narrative centers on Simon (Joe Wilkinson) and his fiancée Esther (Susannah Fielding), who arrive at Sue (Sue Johnston) and Ray's (Gregor Fisher) newly purchased home for a budget summer getaway, evolving the family dynamics from the introductory chaos of the first series into deeper explorations of commitment, , and anxieties. Ray's recasting with Gregor Fisher brings a gruffer, more exasperated paternal energy, amplifying sibling between Simon and his brother David (Ben Rufus Green), particularly over wedding plans and potential family expansions like a baby announcement. Holiday mishaps, such as outings to and bowling lessons, underscore the Cockfields' dysfunctional yet endearing bonds, with Esther's outsider perspective prompting awkward revelations about past relationships and future uncertainties.
EpisodeTitleAir Date (Gold)Summary
18 November 2021Simon and kick off their holiday at Sue and Ray's new house, navigating initial excitement and scrutiny over logistics.
2Thursday9 November 2021The group heads to for a , where bonds with over his romantic woes, while Ray's overbearing advice heightens tensions around roles.
3Friday10 November 2021Sibling rivalries intensify during a casual evening, with discussions of engagements revealing underlying jealousies and hints at new additions.
4Saturday11 November 2021Simon joins Larry for a biking outing, escaping pressures but returning to confront planning mishaps and Ray's meddling.
5Sunday12 November 2021Ray teaches the bowling, leading to comedic holiday chaos that forces confrontations over commitments and culminates in tentative resolutions to ongoing rivalries.
6Monday12 November 2021The lunch ends in acrimony; Simon and decide to keep their news a secret from his parents, while Sue helps Simon with his indecision about .

Christmas special (2021)

The Christmas special of The Cockfields aired on 13 December 2021 on U&Gold, with a runtime of 60 minutes. It served as , concluding the narrative arcs from the second series, and was later broadcast on in 2025 as part of the series 2 broadcast. Set on 27 December, the episode follows Simon and his new wife as they make a brief visit to the Isle of Wight to see his mother Sue and stepfather Ray, limited to just one day due to Simon's demanding work schedule. The holiday reunion escalates into chaos with the arrival of Simon's father and his new American girlfriend , whose presence amplifies the 's typical dysfunction and introduces additional comedic tensions. Sue expresses disappointment over the short stay, highlighting the emotional undercurrents of family expectations during the festive period. The special incorporates seasonal elements through the post-Christmas family gathering and a reunion scene that prompts Simon to reflect on his life choices, ultimately leading to resolutions that tie into the series' themes of belonging and marital commitment. Recurring characters like Ray and Sue take on heightened roles in the holiday setting, navigating the awkward dynamics with humor.

Reception

Critical response

The Cockfields has received generally positive reviews from critics, who have praised its understated humor and relatable portrayal of dynamics. On , the series holds an average rating of 7.4 out of 10 based on approximately 1,700 user votes as of November 2025. Reviewers have highlighted the show's authentic depiction of awkward social interactions, often comparing it to for its gentle, set in a British environment. Critics have lauded the strong ensemble performances, particularly Joe Wilkinson's portrayal of the hapless son Simon and Sue Johnston's role as the well-meaning but overbearing mother. The Telegraph described the first episode as "a well-observed, gently addictive gem," emphasizing its charm and potential for broader appeal. Similarly, The New Statesman called it "a genius, black-hearted British social ," noting its hysterical take on interpersonal tensions. included it among the "unsung TV gems of 2019," commending Wilkinson's ability to deliver "a gut-punch of awkwardness" through pitch-perfect timing. While the first series earned widespread acclaim for its originality and cringe-inducing yet endearing scenarios, some reviews of the second series pointed to minor shortcomings. Beyond The Joke noted that the humor remained subtle and low-key, but the pacing felt slow in places, with extended scenes of inaction that occasionally lacked comedic momentum. Cast changes—such as replacing the late as the father and stepping in for as Simon's partner—were described as initially confusing, potentially disrupting the established family chemistry without adding significant depth to the cringe elements. Despite these critiques, there was no overarching negative consensus, with the series maintaining its reputation for solid, character-driven comedy.

Viewership and legacy

The first series of The Cockfields achieved a consolidated audience of 788,000 viewers, marking it as the most-watched launch in the history of UKTV's Gold channel. The second series premiered to 378,000 viewers, representing a notable performance amid the channel's comedy slate. These figures underscore the sitcom's solid reception on a niche network focused on classic and contemporary British comedy, contributing to Gold's overall audience growth during its run. Originally broadcast on Gold from 2019 to 2021 across two series and a Christmas special, The Cockfields expanded its reach through acquisitions by , with the first series airing in March 2023 and the second following in February 2025. The February 2025 airing received positive mentions for its relatable awkward in-law dynamics and pitch-perfect ensemble performances. The series is also available for streaming on platforms including Apple TV, broadening access to international and on-demand audiences. The show's legacy reflects the distinctive awkward, style of creators and David Earl, who drew from their experiences in projects like to craft relatable family dynamics reminiscent of classic sitcoms such as . As of 2025, no third series has been commissioned, with Wilkinson confirming the program would not return. Its enduring appeal lies in the poignant family themes, amplified by Bobby Ball's portrayal of the controlling stepfather Ray in the first series—his final television role before his death in 2020—which added emotional depth to the ensemble. The second series, airing amid the , resonated with viewers through its depiction of confined family interactions, enhancing its rewatch value on streaming services.

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