List of Mrs. Brown's Boys episodes

This is an episode list for Mrs. Brown's Boys, an Irish-British sitcom which debuted on RTÉ One in Ireland on 1 January 2011 and on BBC One in the United Kingdom on 21 February 2011.

The Live Special in 2016 is the highest rated episode in the program with over 12 million people watching the live special.

Series overview

Series Episodes Originally aired Ave. UK viewers
(millions)
First aired Last aired
Series 1 6 21 February 2011 28 March 2011 3.00
Special (2011) 1 26 December 2011 8.24
Series 2 6 2 January 2012 4 February 2012 6.98
Specials (2012) 2 24 December 2012 26 December 2012 11.20
Series 3 6 1 January 2013 4 February 2013 9.41
Specials (2013) 2 25 December 2013 30 December 2013 11.40
Specials (2014–15) 2 25 December 2014 1 January 2015 9.76
Specials (2015–16) 2 25 December 2015 1 January 2016 9.00
Live Special (2016) 1 23 July 2016 12.07
Specials (2016-17) 2 25 December 2016 1 January 2017 TBA

Episode list

Series 1 (2011)

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date UK viewers
(in millions)[1]
00"Dermot's Dilemma"Gareth CarrivickBrendan O'CarrollUnairedTBD

This unaired pilot episode of Mrs. Brown's Boys follows the storyline of the first aired episode of the series, "The Mammy". However, there are some noticeable character and dialogue differences within the pilot.

Note: This unaired pilot was later released with the Series 1 DVD.
11"The Mammy"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll1 January 20112.64
(Overnight)[2]
Agnes learns that her son, Dermot has split up with his girlfriend, Maria because he does not wish to move in with her and look at houses with her. Grandad also receives a visit from Dr. Flynn, who asks to do a rectal reading. This results in Grandad getting a thermometer stuck in his posterior. Agnes becomes concerned over Dermot, and talks to Cathy about the situation. However, when she says she wants to try and sort out the situation, Cathy tells her to stay out of it. Agnes does not listen, and talks to Maria before asking her to apologise for upsetting Dermot. Maria states she has misunderstood the situation, and when Dermot arrives home, she tells him to "get stuffed". Winnie talks about sex and vibrators when Cathy announces at the local pub she has a date. Betty proposes Cathy give Dermot and Maria a counselling session, which Agnes does not agree with. Cathy goes ahead with the counselling, and stages a fake fight with Agnes, which results in Dermot proposing to Maria.
22"Mammy's Secret"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll28 March 20112.63
(Overnight)[3]

Mrs. Nicholson, Dermot's soon to be mother-in-law, pays a visit, and on seeing the Browns, believe that they are rednecks and relocates the wedding to Italy. Betty has kicked Mark out because he turned down a promotion to supervisor; the reason being that he is illiterate. Rory attempts to come out of the closet but Agnes does not understand him. And finally, Cathy is keeping her boyfriend a secret.

Note: This episode is notable for introducing Mark and Rory to the TV series, and for including the first mentions of Betty and Mark's son, Bono.
33"Mammy's Merchandise"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll3 May 20112.68
(Overnight)[4]

With Dermot and Maria's wedding just weeks away, the Brown household is in crisis. Dermot wants to ask his childhood friend, Buster, to be best man, but Agnes has set her heart on Mark filling the position. And Buster is a crook of whom both the strong-willed Maria and Agnes strongly disapprove. On top of this, Agnes's best friend and neighbour, Winnie, is distraught. Her husband Jacko has been rushed to hospital and cannot possibly afford to pay for the operation he urgently needs. And, needing cash for the wedding, Dermot has allowed himself to get embroiled in one of Buster's stupid - and dodgy - money-making scams. It's time for Mrs. Brown to exercise all her diplomatic skills, starting with "accidentally" letting Maria know all about Dermot's best man decision.

Note: This is the first TV appearance of the break out character, Buster Brady.
44"Mammy Rides Again"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll10 May 20112.99
(Overnight)[5]

Agnes and Winnie are excited about going to Maria's hen party, until Cathy tells them they are not invited because they are too old. Undeterred, Agnes decides she'll crash the event and show the girls that she and Winnie are not too old to party. All she has to do is find out where the party is being held. Agnes thinks her luck is in when Dermot tells her that the girls are meeting at local pub, Foley's. But when Agnes bursts into the pub in full hen party attire it becomes clear that Dermot "may" have misinformed her. That night, after bringing a huge dildo to a funeral, Agnes mistakenly invites Maria's mother to dinner. Finding out that Mrs. Nicholson is so sophisticated that she has two toilets in her house, Agnes has one fitted in an understairs cupboard in order to impress her. Despite this, and despite drafting in Rory's cordon-bleu friend Dino to cook dinner, on the night Agnes is incredibly nervous and turns to drink. With Agnes incredibly desperate to delight Mrs. Nicholson, the evening descends into chaos as the drink takes hold, the aftermath of Agnes's hen party mistake plays out, and Grandad decides to go to the toilet in the wrong cupboard, and he gets caught in the element of surprise.

Note: This is the first TV appearance of Rory's boyfriend, Dino Doyle.
55"Mammy of the Groom"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll22 November 20112.96
(Overnight)[6]
Dermot and Maria's wedding is just days away and tensions are running high in the Brown household. The groom is getting cold feet. His best man, Buster, cannot find anything good to say about Dermot in his speech. And to cap it all Agnes is mystified why Cathy has given her a book on homosexuality - is she trying to tell Agnes that one of the family is gay? When Dermot's pre-marriage nerves get the better of him, he locks himself away in a cupboard. Father Quinn is bemused to have to give Maria and Dermot their pre-marriage talk in slightly unusual circumstances - with the mother of the groom in attendance and the groom himself in a cupboard. Buster finally finishes his speech and to Agnes's delight it's very touching - so touching that it draws Dermot out of his hideaway. On the morning of the wedding, Agnes takes a moment to lament her son flying the nest. But this only lasts a moment before Dermot asks her if he and Maria can live with her. Meanwhile, Agnes goes on a hunt for the homosexual in the family - until eventually she realises it is son Rory. With help from Cathy and a greetings card, Agnes reassures him as only she can, that she loves him whatever his sexual orientation.
66"Mammy's Miracle"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll2 December 20114.10
Agnes thinks everyone has gone mad. Father Quinn is losing his faith as fast as he loses parishioners, newly-weds Dermot and Maria will not stop fighting, and Grandad has decided he wants to stage his own funeral. He's keen to hear all the nice things people say about the deceased at funerals, but before he's actually dead. Maria tells Agnes why she and Dermot have been arguing so much - she thinks they should move out of the Brown household but Dermot is resisting. Dermot, meanwhile, is scheming with Buster to make some quick cash so he can afford a first home for him and Maria. However, their plotting comes to an abrupt end when Cathy and her policeman boyfriend turn up unexpectedly. After some discussion the Browns decide to make Grandad happy by secretly staging his funeral. However, their plans go awry when Agnes mistakes two Mormons for the men who are supposed to be delivering the coffin. Later realising these are the preachers who have been pinching Father Quinn's parishioners, Agnes decides to teach them a lesson.

Special (2011)

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date UK viewers
(in millions)[1]
7–"Mammy's Ass"Ben KellettBrendan O'CarrollIreland: 25 December 2011
UK: 26 December 2011		8.24

It's Christmas at the Brown household and Agnes's son Trevor is coming back from the missions abroad for the first time in four years. Agnes is determined to make this Christmas a truly special celebration, with her whole family present at last. But, as with the Brown household nothing is straightforward. Son, Dermot, recently married to Maria, is under pressure to spend Christmas with his in-laws, the posh Nicholsons. Maria's mother, Hilary, is doing her best to belittle Agnes's efforts to decorate the Brown family home. And neighbour Winnie needs help finding a job. Dermot's dodgy friend, Buster, has his own problems delivering the turkey... And to cap it all, there's still no sign of any snow.

Note: This is the first TV appearance of Agnes' youngest son, Trevor.

Series 2 (2011–12)

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date UK viewers
(in millions)[1]
81"Mammy Pulls It Off"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll2 January 20126.60
Agnes's son, Dermot, and his new wife, Maria, have a baby on the way, and they are desperate for a place of their own. The newly-weds just cannot afford to move out, but Agnes has a plan to help her son by trying to get her hands on the insurance money that Grandad has. Trevor tells Agnes to stop trying to prove that Grandad is dead, which follows the events from the finale of Series 1 where Agnes faked Grandad's death, as Agnes may face prison due to fraud. When Agnes receives a visit from a life insurance officer regarding the faking of Grandad's death, she dresses Grandad up as "Gretchen", an exchange student from Switzerland. However, the plan fails when Buster walks in and says to "Gretchen: "Heya, Grandad!". After Agnes is informed she be charged, and sent to prison, Maria bails her out.
92"Mammy's Coming!"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll9 January 20126.29
Agnes is upset that her son Trevor has been called back to the missions in Africa, but is determined to give him a massive send-off to remind him what a loving family he has back home in Ireland. Meanwhile, Buster and Dermot run into trouble with a circus lion, burgling a house... The only person having a good day is neighbour Winnie: thanks to his new medication, her husband Jacko's erections are back. Winnie gives the famous "orgasm" talk that she gave in the book, movie and live show. And finally, daughter Cathy's family counseling session descends into chaos. To make matters worse for Cathy, Maria reveals a shocking discovery about her boyfriend, Mick, that he is, in fact, married. This leads to him getting a good telling off by Agnes in the style of "Feck off!".
103"iMammy (Batteries Not Included)"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll16 January 20126.37
With Dermot and Maria's baby due very soon, Agnes is excited about the prospect of having a new Brown in the house. But in the meantime, she has to make do with the robot baby which the expectant couple have been given to practice with at their pre-natal classes. Unfortunately, the new addition to the family keeps crying and disturbs everyone at night. Agnes kindly offers to babysit the robot baby and seems to have the magic touch, but her methods are not exactly orthodox (including removing the batteries). Meanwhile, Cathy is feeling down about her love life. However, there's a new man on the horizon: her psychology lecturer, Professor Thomas Clowne.
114"SuperMammy"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll23 January 20127.05
Agnes is feeling self-conscious about her weight after some less-than-flattering comments from her family. She decides to go on a diet but struggles to keep her resolve when she sees her favourite foods. Meanwhile, Rory is in good spirits after securing a promotion as manager of the local hair salon. However he is immediately thrown in the deep end when he has to deal with a major staff incident. And as if that was not stressful enough, boyfriend Dino is in a foul mood with him after being overlooked for the job.
125"Mammy's Going"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll30 January 20127.25

When Spartacus, the old family dog, starts looking poorly, the Brown children reluctantly decide the time has come to put her in a home. But when the Brown children decide how to break the sad news to their mother, Agnes gets the wrong end of the stick. Under the impression that her children are planning on putting her in a nursing home, a furious Agnes sets out to persuade her children she's not going senile. Meanwhile, Cathy's new boyfriend, Professor Clowne, is determined to interview Agnes for his new book about motherhood and will not take no for an answer. Agnes reluctantly agrees to the interview but then becomes convinced that Clowne actually wants to study her to prove that she's going senile. Moreover, with Agnes's birthday fast-approaching, the Brown family have decided to throw their mother a surprise party. But poor Agnes is expecting a completely different surprise...

Note: This a TV adaption of A.L.F, the 6th DVD in the Mrs Browne septilogy from before the TV series and after the movie.
136"New Mammy"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll4 February 20128.31
Agnes is upset about all the unrest at home but realises that she has an equally frosty relationship with Maria's mother Hilary. With Maria about to give birth, Cathy convinces Agnes to build bridges and invite Hilary out for dinner. Agnes and Winnie takes Hilary for dinner in a rather unusual setting and relations between them gradually begin to thaw - particularly as Hilary gets increasingly drunk. Meanwhile, back at home, Maria suddenly goes into labour. The ambulance then arrives to take Maria to hospital with Dermot coming along for the journey while the rest of the family waits at the house for Dermot's phone call. They all learn Maria gave birth to triplets. Meanwhile, Rory's troubled relationship with Dino improves after Agnes helps the two to reconcile. The episode ends with the cast performing "I Try" by Macy Gray.

Specials (2012)

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date UK viewers
(in millions)[1]
141"Mammy Christmas"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll24 December 2012[7][8]11.68
Agnes faces her busiest Christmas yet with Trevor visiting and grandson, Bono, sleeping over. Added to that, Dermot is now the proud father of triplets. Also, Cathy instigates a clever plan for revenge after Agnes opens her mail. And when Agnes hears that the nativity play is cancelled, she decides to stage her own, despite Father Damien's objections.[9]
152"The Virgin Mammy"Ben KellettBrendan O'CarrollIreland: 25 December 2012[10]
UK: 26 December 2012[11]		10.72
Agnes has finally been given permission to stage her own Nativity Play and is determined to put on the greatest show on Earth. The only thing standing in her way now is Father Damien.[9] During the play, however, things get out of control as people mess up their lines and three men dressed as Elvis Presley for the Three Kings. Eventually, Agnes is kicked out and Cathy takes over, making the play a big success.

Series 3 (2013)

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date UK viewers
(in millions)[1]
161"Mammy's Spell"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll1 January 2013[12]9.78
During a party to celebrate the baptism of Dermot and Maria's triplets, an unwitting Agnes and Winnie are put under the spell of the hypnotist booked to provide the entertainment. Mark has some upsetting news and Agnes has to turn a heartbroken Bono away.
172"Mammy's Inflation"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll7 January 2013[13]9.20
Agnes is disappointed with Cathy who has decided to undergo surgery to impress her new boyfriend, Professor Clowne. Agnes is also unimpressed with the man Buster has hired to measure up her kitchen for redecorating. Meanwhile, Professor Clowne tries to find the perfect moment to give Cathy a life-changing proposal.
183"Mammy's Break"Ben KellettPaul FuscoIreland: 14 January 2013[14]9.66
It's the 27th anniversary of Redser's death, and to celebrate, Agnes wants to go off on a holiday to Galway, but 1 problem stands: Grandad, or as Agnes calls him, "The man that God forgot". Agnes tries to send him to a home, but due to Winnie actually believing the lies Agnes told Grandad to get him into the home, Winnie gets sent away. Meanwhile, Redser has some very ominous news from beyond the grave.
194"Mammy's Valentine"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll19 January 2013[15][16]9.26
Betty buys the "ABC Of Sex" book in order to teach her son Bono the "birds and the bees". Agnes, meanwhile, with the help of a gigolo site called "Dial A Dick", gets a sex date for Valentine's night. Dermot employs Buster to buy a bus saying "I love Maria Brown" after hearing that she thinks he is not romantic anymore. Buster screws up by also writing "Cathy Brown does not need her tits blown up". Grandad, with the help of viagra, gets a threesome.
205"Mammy?"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll26 May 2013[17]9.46
Agnes gets a phone call that makes her children believe they are adopted. They all try hinting at her but in the end it turns out they are all biological. Meanwhile, Rory and Dino have a bust-up but get engaged shortly afterwards. Also, Mark and Betty bring good news to Agnes: they are not emigrating, as the printing out flyers for Mark's business was caused by Cathy, who manages to reunite with Mick after the latter reveals the truth about his past and affair.
216"Mammy Swings!"Ben KellettBrendan O'CarrollIreland: 2 July 2013[18][19]9.10
Rory and Dino are getting married, but La La Doggie, the wedding planner, believes that it should stand out because it is a gay wedding. He proposes an underwater wedding. Agnes meets Cathy's boyfriend's parents and learns they are swingers. Meanwhile, Agnes gets a new kitchen, supplied by Mark, but Rory destroys it with his new unlicensed car, although Agnes is pleased by this, because she "didn't love the kitchen anyway". After this scene, the cast quickly transitions into performing "Greased Lightnin" from Grease (sung by Mark). Agnes makes a cake in her microwave but screws it up. Rory and Dino end up marrying in a private ceremony.

Specials (2013)

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date Viewers
(in millions)[1]
221"Buckin' Mammy[20]"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll25 December 201311.52
Christmas is just round the corner, and no-one knows what Agnes's grandson, Bono, wants for a present. He's already posted his letter off to Santa, so how can she find out in time? Meanwhile, at her family games night, Agnes struggles to control her temper when none of the guests will play by her rules, which also leads Agnes to have a conflict with Hillary. But at least there shouldn't be any problems with the Christmas tree this year - she's having a very special one delivered.
232"Who's A Pretty Mammy?[21]"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll30 December 201311.27

The lead-up to New Year starts with some sad news as Maria discovers that her Auntie Mary has died in a car accident. As if that wasn't bad enough, Father Damien and grumpy new parish priest Father McBride announce that Mary's pet parrot will need to be put down unless someone offers to take it in. Luckily, Agnes has her New Year's party planning to take her mind off things - if only people would stop turning down her invitations. Meanwhile, Mark and Betty have decided that Bono is going to attend the infamous local school, St Stephen's. Convinced that it will be too rough for her beloved grandson, Agnes does everything in her power to convince the couple to change their minds: also, Dermot and Buster dress up as Laurel and Hardy and Agnes learns from Rory that Dino doesn't eat meat and only vegetables; Agnes response is not good as she vows to get revenge on him with roughage: however, the payback ends in disaster, when Rory reveals that Dino is not a vegetarian and that he is allergic to meat. His confession happened moments after Dino got lured into Agnes trap, which causes Dino's body to become swollen.

This episode ends with the cast performing "Auld Lang Syne", with a little help from the local Pipes and Drums group.

Specials (2014–15)

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date Viewers
(in millions)[1]
241"Mammy's Tickled Pink[22]"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll & Paul Mayhew-Archer25 December 20149.85

Agnes reacts badly when Rory announces that husband Dino is buying him plastic surgery for Christmas. And things go from bad to worse when Agnes gets the wrong end of the stick about exactly what sort of nips and tucks Rory will be having. Winnie receives some bad news when Jacko's brother Willie passes away, prompting her to make a life-changing decision. Could Winnie's announcement spell the end of her and Agnes's lifelong friendship? Meanwhile, Buster Brady has delivered Agnes a magical new Christmas Tree which is sure to restore Agnes's festive spirit, if only it would co-operate.

Note: This was the first episode not to be written solely by Brendan O'Carroll, with Paul Mayhew-Archer coming on board to help write the Christmas Specials from this point onwards.
252"Mammy's Gamble[22]"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll & Paul Mayhew-ArcherIreland: 31 December 2014
UK: 1 January 2015[23]		9.67
Agnes is determined to make sure she doesn't fall victim to the recent crime wave. Not only has she fitted a reinforced steel bolt to her back door, but she's asked Buster Brady to install a state-of-the-art alarm system. If only Buster didn't get all his gear off the back of a van... Dermot's hopes are dashed when the bank refuse him a loan to set up his own promotions business - but Agnes is determined to rescue her son's dreams. The only way she can think of to get her hands on the 10,000 euros he needs is to win the local poker tournament. But will she ever be able to beat her arch nemesis and reigning Poker champion, Hilliary Nicholson? Cathy is feeling broody and decides to pursue unconventional means to get pregnant. Agnes is left reeling at Cathy's announcement, but a lovelorn Buster spots an opportunity.

Specials (2015–16)

It was announced that the show would continue with two Christmas specials[24] every year until at least 2020,[25] Brendan O'Carroll confirmed that there would be no fourth series and the show would only continue as specials. The 2015 Christmas Specials were filmed in front of a live studio audience on Thursday 24 September 2015 and on Thursday 1 October 2015.[26][27]

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date Viewers
(in millions)[1]
261"Mammy's Christmas Punch[28]"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll25 December 2015[29]9.8
Agnes Brown is determined to have a peaceful Christmas at home this year. However, Mark's first love, Bubbles, reappears, causing friction between Mark and Betty. Meanwhile, Buster installs a security alarm in the Brown house and Agnes is tormented by carol singers.
272"Mammy's Widow's Memories[30]"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll1 January 2016[30]8.2
When a handsome stranger appears in Foley’s Pub, everyone presumes he must be after Cathy. But the stranger reveals he's actually interested in Agnes, much to her surprise. Agnes agrees to go on a date with him, which ultimately ends in disaster.

Live Special (2016)

It was announced in September 2015, that the show would return for a one off live episode[31] in celebration of the 60th anniversary of sitcoms airing on BBC One. The episode was commissioned by Charlotte Moore as being the launchpad for BBC One's Landmark Sitcom Season airing in July 2016.[32]

A cast and crew script read though took place on 13 July
A camera/ sound rehearsal took place on 21 July.
An audience recorded rehearsal took place on 22 July.[33]
The live studio recording took place on 23 July.

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date UK viewers
(in millions)[1]
281"Mammy Sutra[34]"Ben KellettBrendan O'Carroll23 July 2016[35]12.07
When Agnes discovers that Mark and Betty are having bedroom problems, she takes it upon herself to help. Meanwhile, as Dermot's business grows, he has a difficult decision to make about his best friend Buster.

Specials (2016–17)

It was announced that the show would continue with two Christmas specials. The 2016 Christmas Specials were filmed in front of a live studio audience with the Christmas day episode recorded on 6 October 2016 and the New Year´s Day episode on 13 October.

Total
no. 		Series
no. 		Title Director Writer Original air date Viewers
(in millions)[1]
291"Mammy's Forest[36]"TBABrendan O'Carroll25 December 2016TBA
302"Chez Mammy[37]"TBABrendan O'Carroll1 January 2017TBA

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