Great news for fans of Arthur Mathews' hit comedy Toast of London as Matt Berry is set to reprise the iconic role of Steven Toast for a brand new six-part series of for BBC One.
Original Toast of London co-creator Mathews - who also co-wrote Father Ted with Graham Linehan - will also return to write alongside Berry, and the new series will see Toast attempt to take on Hollywood.
The BBC has also confirmed there will be a mix of new and returning cast members joining the show.
Speaking of the new series, Matt Berry said: "I couldn't be more thrilled to not only be working with Arthur and the rest of the Toast family again, but to also be taking the show to the BBC which I know Toast himself would very much approve."
Arthur Mathews added: "It was a thrill to be writing Toast again after a long gap. Hollywood is a brave new world for Toast. There will be triumphs and tribulations (but mostly tribulations – and indeed humiliations)."
Watch: Toast co-creator Arthur Matthews talks to RTÉ Entertainment about the second series of the show in 2014
The original Toast of London ran on Channel 4 between 2013 and 2015, with Berry earning the BAFTA Best Male Comedy Performance for his role as an actor/VoiceOver artist with a chequered past who spends more time dealing with off-stage problems than performing on it.
The Toast of London is available to view on All4 and Netflix.
