David Tennant and Michael Sheen are set to reunite in less than two weeks as the date for their comedy show has been confirmed.
According to David's wife Georgia, fans won't be waiting too long for the hilarious series to start as she announced it will air on BBC One on Wednesday June 10 at 10:45pm.
The Doctor Who actor, 49, and his Good Omens co-star, 51, will lead the new series which is set and filmed in lockdown.
It's set to be a hit with fans as the show is based on the current worldwide pandemic, and actors David and Michael will pretend to play part of the cast of a West End production who have been furloughed due to the crisis.
Sharing the exciting news on Instagram, Georgia wrote: "What's the worst that could happen?"
The actress and producer, 35, shared a screenshot of Michael and David chatting over a Zoom call, which is what the show will be based around.
It read: "Confirmed: Wednesday June 10. 10:45pm."
Fans were going wild in the comments as the long-awaited show will be on screens in days to come, following BBC's announcement last Friday.
One fan wrote: "Looking forward to this".
Another shared: "Can I hear a wahoo?"
"Georgia Tennant just causally saving lockdown and once again winning the internet ❤️" a third penned.
"it's so exciting and awesome to see them playing together again, I can't wait ... the lockdown is made positive thanks to David and Michael ... ❤️ and thank you to you Georgia ..." another added.
The show will feature David's wife, Lucy Eaton and Anna Lundberg, as well as guest star Nina Sosanya.
Eager fans are super excited as the countdown to watch the new comedy series is on.
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