[04/06/17 - 09:01 AM] Video: Trailer for Amazon's "Catastrophe" Season 3 Now Available Look for the new season Friday, April 28 on the streaming service.
[via press release from Amazon]
Catastrophe Season 3 Trailer
NOW AVAILABLE
*** New Season Premieres Friday, April 28 ***
on AMAZON PRIME VIDEO
Entire first and second season is also available on Amazon Prime Video
About Catastrophe - Season 3
Rob and Sharon have faced down unexpected pregnancy and abrupt parenthood, but can they survive an unexplained receipt for the morning after pill? With their relationship on shaky ground, they attempt to weather unemployment, mortgages, children who bite, Brexit, jealous coworkers, drunken mistakes, friends in rehab, disastrous job interviews, insane family, and, of course, keeping the children alive. Written by and starring Rob Delaney (Mother. Wife. Sister. Human. Warrior. Falcon. Yardstick. Turban. Cabbage.) and Sharon Horgan (Divorce, Pulling), the critically acclaimed comedy series Catastrophe is produced by Avalon Television, with co-producers Birdbath Productions and Merman.
Cast:
Sharon Horgan, Rob Delaney, Carrie Fisher, Ashley Jensen, Mark Bonar, Daniel Lapaine, Douglas Hodge, Jonathan Forbes, Domhnall Gleeson, Gary Lilburn, Tobias Menzies, Frances Tomelty
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