The Mighty Boosh: 12 of the best characters to appear on the BBC show
From Old Gregg to The Hitcher
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Your support makes all the difference.Mighty Boosh fans are getting increasingly excited over the prospect of a fourth season, especially now Noel and Julian are writing material with each other once more.
To celebrate the possible return the beloved BBC show, we’ve done some reminiscing and brought together twelve of the best Mighty Boosh characters to feature on the show.
From Old Gregg to The Hitcher, all the classics are here. Flick through the gallery below.
Of course, we’ve left out a couple of classics like Naan Bread, Dixon Bainbridge, Rudi van DiSarzio, Leroy and Kirk, so you can go explore the world of the Boosh once more.
In a recent interview Noel Fielding said that he and Julian Barratt were once again thinking of working together again: “Me and Julian have just started – we sort of had a big break - we never weren’t friends, we carried on being friends because we live in the same street.”
“So we see each other all the time, and we’ve just recently started thinking we should write something again.” Read the full report here.
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