This weekend Peter Kay took to the stage for the first time in three years for a charity event to raise money for Laura Nuttall, who is battling Glioblastoma, a grade four brain cancer. During his show, he teased some exciting news regarding the return of the Nation’s favourite duo.
The Car Share actor has been out of the spot for some years now but took part in two sell out Q&A shows to raise money at Manchester Apollo. Fans were thrilled with his
Whilst delighting audiences in a matinee Q&A show he didn’t rule out the return of the popular sitcom Phoenix Nights spin-off, Max and Paddy’s Road to Nowhere. Played by long time friends Paddy McGuiness and Peter Kay, the show ended back in 2005 and the comedian hasn’t ruled out a return with their campervan.
When he was asked if TV series Max And Paddy make a comeback, Peter told the Apollo: “I loved making Max And Paddy, it was one of the best times we ever had filming and we had such a good laugh. We actually wrote two Christmas specials and then we never made them so you never know.”
A fan who was at the show said: “First half of Peter Kay’s return absolutely hilarious. So good to see him back on stage (and he hasn’t ruled out more episodes of Max & Paddy!).”
So, there you have it, we might get another glimpse at where the hilarious doorman is in their lives with two Christmas specials scripts sat waiting to be used.
All proceeds for the ‘Doing It For Laura’ shows will go towards life-saving treatment for Laura Nutall.
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