Daniel Roche: Last News

Outnumbered followers were totally gutted, right from the very first moments of the 2024 festive special's opening scene. With an eight-year gap since we last saw the Brockmans in a Christmas showdown back in 2016, they've made their much-anticipated return to our screens for what was meant to be a cozy family Christmas. But Hugh Dennis' character Pete is hiding a devastating secret – he's fighting cancer.

Fans of Outnumbered are in for an emotional rollercoaster this Christmas as the holiday special delivers a poignant storyline, with dad Peter Brockman, portrayed by Hugh Dennis, disclosing his prostate cancer diagnosis. Returning after an eight-year hiatus, the upcoming Boxing Day episode of the acclaimed BBC comedy-drama will see the Brockmans coping with the news during their festive celebrations.The treasured family sitcom welcomes back beloved characters Peter and Sue, played by Claire Skinner, as they await their adult children's homecoming.

The Outnumbered kids are completely unrecognisable as they return for their fifth Christmas special. It’s the first time in eight years that the cast have been together for a feature length special - and they’re all back for the festive episode. Hugh Dennis returns to play dad Pete, Claire Skinner as mum Sue, Tyger Drew-Honey as eldest son Jake, Daniel Roche as middle child Ben, and Ramona Marquez as daughter Karen.

The beloved Outnumbered kids look unrecognisable in a new clip, with the now grown-ups seen sporting tattoos and facial hair 10 years on from the hit BBC sitcom.The Brockman siblings reunited to launch a limited-edition digital series called ‘Rewind’ for Comic Relief’s YouTube channel.The new series sees the three youngest stars share behind-the-scenes secrets, including how the crew got the kids to behave and laugh on cue, and what it was like working with Hugh Dennis and Claire Skinner, who played their on-screen parents Pete and Sue. In a snippet, Ramona Marquez, 23, who played the adorable Karen, is all grown up with tattoos.

BBC sitcom Outnumbered are rejoicing at the news that the show is returning for a new special this Christmas.It was announced today (May 23) that the show about the Brockman family will be back later in the year for its first new episode since a one-off in 2016.Created by Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin, Outnumbered ran for five seasons from 2007 to 2014, and now it has been confirmed that all of the original cast members, including High Dennis and Claire Skinner, will return for the new instalment.It will catch up with Pete and Sue Brockman as they attempt to navigate a family Christmas with their now-fully-grown children and their new grandchild. The preview suggests that among the obstacles to a peaceful family time will be “fate, neighbours, hyenas and bus replacement services”.A post shared by BBC Press Office (@bbcpressoffice)The show was famous for being semi-improvised, with the child actors usually being given last-minute instructions by the writers instead of them learning full scripts.

Fan-favourite TV sitcom Outnumbered is returning to BBC after almost a decade off-screen with the five original stars to return.The returnees include Hugh Dennis as dad Pete, Claire Skinner as mum Sue, Tyger Drew-Honey as eldest son Jake, Daniel Roche as the middle child Ben, and Ramona Marquez as daughter, Karen.The characters are all back for a Christmas special in 2024, which will see how Pete and Sue are coping now their kids are all grown up.The new story will show how the kids are now all adults - and one has a child of their own - but they are brought back together to celebrate a traditional family Christmas. Somehow fate, neighbours, hyenas and bus replacement services get in their way.

Iconic BBC comedy Outnumbered is returning for a Christmas special after eight years.

Claire Skinner, who is best known for her role in Outnumbered, is returning to our screens for Channel 5's new thriller Coma. But away from fame, the actress, 59, tends to keep her life out of the spotlight, however, she is known to be dating her co-star from the hugely popular comedy series.

For fans of the iconic sitcom, Outnumbered, you'll be pleased to know that three of the main characters recently reunited for the first time in 10 years in aid of Red Nose Day.The show ran for seven years on BBC One from 2007 to 2014, and followed the daily antics of the Brockmans, a middle class family living in Chiswick.The part improvised comedy starred Hugh Dennis as the father Pete, Claire Skinner as mum Sue, Tyger Drew-Honey as their teenage son Jake, Daniel Roche as his younger brother Ben, and Ramona Marquez as their little sister Karen. Naturally, when the award winning programme ended, viewers everywhere were left gutted at the fact that they'd no longer get the see the quirky characters all together again on a regular basis.

Outnumbered star Ramona Marquez - who starred as Karen Brockman on the BBC Sitcom - has shared a snap of herself sporting a bikini.

Tyger Drew Honey was snapped at the West End premiere of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Aspects of Love on Thursday night, smiling for pictures on the red carpet. The 27-year-old actor, known for playing eldest son Jake Brockman in BBC sitcom Outnumbered, was joined by his girlfriend of five years, Fluke Chotphuang, for the outing. Keeping a casual look, he donned a pair of dark-wash jeans with a printed T-shirt, layering a light grey jacket over the top.

Actor Daniel Roche has posed with several packets which appear to contain marijuana in a photograph shared on Instagram. Daniel, 23, who is famed for portraying Ben Brockman in BBC One sitcom Outnumbered, is currently travelling South East Asia and has been documenting his trip on social media with his 40,000 followers.

Child star Daniel Roche, known for his role on Outnumbered, has shared snaps posing with packets of green leaves that appear to possibly be marijuana, on his social media.

Outnumbered have reunited for a “family” photo, prompting an emotional response from fans.Tyger Drew-Honey, Daniel Roche and Ramona Marquez – who played the Brockman family’s children, Jake, Ben and Karen, respectively – recently got together to take the snap, 15 years after their screen debuts.Drew-Honey posted the image on his Instagram account on Saturday (July 16), writing in the caption: “Family. #Grateful.”“It’s genuinely heartwarming to see pics of you guys growing up over the years,” replied one fan.Another wrote: “Look how grown up they all are!”A post shared by Tyger (@tygerdrewhoney)Outnumbered, which also starred Hugh Dennis and Claire Skinner as parents Pete and Sue, ran for six series between 2007 and 2014, with the family reuniting for a Christmas special in 2016.In the same year, creator Andy Hamilton hinted that the show would likely return for a number of specials in the future.“Our plan is to pop in every couple of years and see how the family is getting on,” he told The Telegraph.“You learn not to think too far ahead, but who knows? Many years down the line there’ll be an episode where Karen becomes a grandmother.”Dennis previously called for a reunion of the sitcom, although with an added twist.“I really liked making it, and I’d be very happy to do some more,’ he told Radio Times.

Outnumbered fans went wild on Sunday as co-stars Tyger Drew-Honey, Daniel Roche and Ramona Marquez all reunited for a sweet "family" snap.Taking to Instagram, Ramona, 21, who played Karen, posted a picture with Tyger, 26, who played Jake, and Daniel, 22, who played Ben, on her platform.To which Tyger also shared to his Instagram account with the caption: "Family. #grateful" with his followers joking that they now felt "old" over the reunion.

Outnumbered star Daniel Roche has grown up a lot in the 15 years since the BBC comedy show first debuted in 2007. Daniel, now 22, played Ben Brockman in the sitcom, which ran for five series from 2007 to 2014.The series focussed on the adventures of Ben and his siblings Jake, played by Tyger Drew-Honey, and Karen, portrayed by Ramona Marquez as well their parents Pete, played by Hugh Dennis, and Sue, played by Claire Skinner. Daniel's character Ben was known as the energetic middle child, tickling viewers with his hypothetical questions and wild stories.