Outnumbered (UK TV series) as supporting characters throughout the five series. Samantha Bond has appeared in all series as Auntie Angela, Sue's sister. David Ryall has appeared as Grandad, Sue and Angela's father in series 1 and 2 as well as the Christmas Specials in 2009 and 2011. Rosalind Ayres has appeared as Gran, Pete's mother in series 3, series 4 and the Christmas Special in 2012. Hattie Morahan has appeared in series 1 and 2, as well as the Christmas Specials as Jane. In June 2012, "Outnumbered" was recommissioned for a Christmas special in 2012. A fifth and final series was commissioned and
Outnumbered (UK TV series) ridiculous carry-on of "My Family", it's much more low-key and realistic. In fact it's so low-key, nothing actually happens, which could well be a nod to "Seinfeld" – the touchstone of all great sitcoms. The getting ready for school chaos is like "Supernanny: The Movie" only with nicer children. It's also taken a leaf out of "Curb Your Enthusiasm's" book with large chunks of improvisation – although the strongest language you'll find here is "ponk". Kevin Maher of "The Times" dismissed the programme, saying it was not funny or dramatic enough. He wrote: "Outnumbered" was at its most meretricious. For