Steve Coogan has begun filming a new six-episode iteration of his Alan Partridge faux docu-series in the south of England, the BBC announced Monday.
"Steve Coogan and [writer-directors] Neil and Rob Gibbons have done it again," Jon Petrie, BBC director of comedy commissioning, said in a statement.
"This look into the state of the nation (and Alan's own psyche) through a unique lens -- that of Alan Partridge -- promises to further bolster the already iconic repertoire of the most legendary comedy character in the United Kingdom. This series will firmly cement Alan Partridge as a national treasure."
Coogan has played the over-confident, inept broadcast journalist in various TV series, specials, stage shows and podcasts since 1991.
