The future of Gavin and Stacey has been sealed after one of the show’s actors revealed the short statement left for the cast by writers Ruth Jones and James Corden at the end of the script, as many fans have been left wondering if the sitcom is really coming to an end forever. Speaking on the Off the Telly podcast, Pete star Adrian Scarborough, 56, told hosts Natalie Cassidy and Joanna Page and fellow co-star Robert Wilfort, who plays Jason West, what was left for them at the end of the script. When quizzed by Natalie on whether the show could make another comeback in the future, Adrian said: “I like what they put at the end of the script - 'The End forever, and ever.
Amen'. Also, I think it’s really, really brave to finish things because often I just think things go on a little bit too long. “And I think with this, the best thing they could have done was just go, ‘We’ve got an ending’.
Endings are good, moving on and moving onto new projects, which hopefully we’ll all be in.” Adrian’s comments come as anticipation builds for what will be the final episode of the British television staple, which first aired in 2007 and stars the likes of James Corden, Matthew Horne, Ruth Jones, Joanna Page and Rob Brydon. The end of the show has triggered waves of emotions from fans across the country and even brought James to tears.
Appearing on The Graham Norton Show on Friday night, the actor and presenter, 46, said: “It was a very, very special day. We really, kind o.
