In 2022, we said goodbye to everyone's favourite Derry Girls and the wee English Fella after three series of the hit comedy.
Derry Girls changed how the world looked at Northern Ireland and put a global spotlight on the city as the laughs, heart and warmth of the show translated around the world (even if people need subtitles to understand the accents!)
Fans outside of the UK have finally been able to see the final chapter of Erin, James, Orla, Clare and Michelle's story and the third series of the acclaimed Channel 4 show was released on Netflix last week.
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If you haven't watched the show - what rock have you been living under - or you fancy feeling nostalgic by rewatching all of the episodes and crying (again) at the ending, here is where you can watch every series of Derry Girls.
Series One
The world fell in love with Derry and a group of misfit teenagers trying to navigate their youth in the midst of the Troubles in Northern Ireland when they were introduced to our screens in 2018.
If you want to see the gang set fire to the local chippy or pretend to witness a miracle then you can watch the series on both Netflix and All 4.
Series Two
"Protestants hate Abba" has become an iconic phrase that had everyone laughing when the Derry Girls burst back onto our TV for series two.
Watch Michelle spike the funeral scones and Bill Clinton's historic visit to Derry remembered on Netflix and All 4.
Series Three
The final series was the perfect way to round off the antics of the group and say goodbye to the beloved characters created by Lisa McGee.
Unfortunately, if you are watching in the UK, you are unable to watch series three on Netflix.
But never fear - All 4 have got you covered.
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