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Filming underway for new series of 'Please Like Me'

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Filming is underway on series four of ‘Please Like Me’.

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Creator, writer and star of the show, Josh Thomas, will once again be joined by co-stars Thomas Ward (Tom), Hannah Gadsby (Hannah), Debra Lawrance (Mum), David Roberts (Dad), Caitlin Stasey (Claire), Emily Barclay (Ella), Keegan Joyce (Arnold), Renee Lim (Mae) and Josh’s incredibly talented cavoodle, John.

Like the first three series of the internationally successful show there will be six episodes in the new series. This time Josh is pulling double duty and directing half of the episodes himself.

Thomas shared the news that filming was underway by posting a picture of him in the make-up chair on the set of the show.

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