Monarch of the Glen
For those who remember this series and would like to see it again, it is being shown again from the beginning, on Drama, starting Thursday 20th Feb, during the afternoon.
forums.digitalspy.comThe latest updates indicate that Monarch of the Glen is being revived for a new series, with Channel 5 in the UK greenlighting a reboot that will reimagine the Highlands-set drama for a modern audience. Filming is reported to begin later in 2026, and the new six-episode run is described as a fresh, family-focused saga built around legacy, love, and survival, with Ecosse Films returning as producer and a brand-new lead character at the center of the story. Expect a 2027 broadcast window for the new series, with casting details to be announced in due course. [Sources note: announcements from Digital Spy, Radio Times, and TV Guide coverage published in late April 2026]
If you’d like, I can pull in more details on the cast as they’re announced or compare the reboot concept to the original series’ premise.
For those who remember this series and would like to see it again, it is being shown again from the beginning, on Drama, starting Thursday 20th Feb, during the afternoon.
forums.digitalspy.comParamount-owned 5 in the UK has commissioned a reboot of classic Scottish Highlands-set comedy drama series Monarch of the Glen.
www.c21media.netMonarch of the Glen (TV Series 2000–2005) - Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...
www.imdb.comIt's a new era as Channel 5 commissions a reimagined series
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www.newsnow.co.ukIt's been over 20 years...
www.digitalspy.comAnyone think the BBC should bring this back now with a special episode or even new series? it ended in 2005 so enough time has now passed to make it possible.
forums.digitalspy.comFilming is set to kick off on the series later this year.
www.radiotimes.comIt was a huge hit when it launched in 2000 - now the same production company is to give the Scottish drama a new lease of life
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