India Mullen as Samantha (series 3): A barmaid who becomes close with Vinnie. She is later revealed to be an undercover police officer, working with Carl to bring Vinnie and his friends to justice. The programme is set in the fictional town of Hawley, which is inspired by Gilgun's experience of growing up in Chorley. [17] Regarding the setting, location manager Jonathan Davies stated, "We were given the scripts and a few of us had a meeting with Joe [Gilgun] to talk through the feel and look of the show and to talk about which direction to go in. It's a very collaborative process to build a world that fits with the story and script. People want to feel like they're being transported into that real world of Brassic." [17]

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When is Brassic on TV? Who is in the cast and what is it about?". Radio Times . Retrieved 3 August 2019.

Tim Dantay as Vinnie's Dad (series 1–2; guest series 4): Vinnie's unnamed alcoholic drifter father. He considered suicide after splitting with his girlfriend, devastating Vinnie, who in turn sent him to rehab, which he later escaped from. Dominic West as Dr. Christopher "Chris" Cox: Vinnie's general practitioner who he ends up developing a close bond with. In reality, he does not offer Vinnie any constructive advice though the pair agree to help mentor each other, as Chris also reveals his obsession with other people's knees. Claude Scott-Mitchell as Sara (series 2): Dylan's girlfriend after he ends his relationship with Erin. He later breaks up with her after eventually reuniting with Erin. Jude Riordan as Tyler Croft (series 1–3, 5; guest series 4): Erin and Vinnie's son, who was conceived after a drunken one-night stand. Erin refers to him as "not exactly planned but the best mistake". He is close to Dylan and later has a father-son relationship with Vinnie after learning he's his biological father. a b Westbrook, Caroline (28 August 2019). "Will there be a series 2 of Michelle Keegan's Brassic and how can you watch the first series?". Metro . Retrieved 29 August 2019.On 24 April 2020, Sky began to screen the second series' trailer, once again briefly showing clips for the new series and confirming its premiere date of 7 May. [12] Release [ edit ] Broadcast [ edit ] Ryan Sampson as Thomas "Tommo" Schaftner: A loner but very content with his lifestyle, Tommo has no family and is happiest when he is taking part in various sexual activities. Turning his passion into a business, he makes money holding secret S&M nights for rich local businessmen, barristers, and brigadiers. Tommo is a free spirit: he does what he wants, when he wants, and is the wild card of the gang, making him unpredictable. Juliet Cowan as Lizzie "Liz" Jones (series 5; guest series 3): Sugar’s alcoholic Mother. Seeking to reconnect with her daughter, she becomes a bartender at The Crows Nest.

a b "Brassic renewed for season 3 by Sky One before the second has aired". Radio Times . Retrieved 14 May 2019. Brassic season 4 release date: Cast, trailer and latest news". 18 October 2021 . Retrieved 21 October 2021.

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Carl Rice as Ronnie Croft (series 5; guest series 1–3): Erin’s estranged criminal brother who escapes from prison. Despite promising his sister that he would reform, he continues to lie compulsively and get into trouble. New comedy Brassic coming to Sky". UK Air Dates. 22 August 2018. Archived from the original on 17 September 2021 . Retrieved 24 May 2020. Brassic cast and crew credits – British Comedy Guide". British Comedy Guide . Retrieved 21 March 2023. News: Award Nominations For Home, Brassic, Derry Girls & More". Beyond The Joke. 4 December 2019 . Retrieved 6 June 2020.