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[via press release from Amazon]
CATASTROPHE Season 3 Teaser
NOW AVAILABLE
***CATASTROPHE Returns Friday, April 28th *** with Third Season on Amazon Prime Video
Seasons One & Two are currently available on Amazon Prime Video
ABOUT CATASTROPHE - SEASON 3
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 follows an Irish woman and an American man who, after making a bloody mess as they struggled to fall in love in London, have embarked on a series of best-attempts to clear it up and generally do the right thing. Additional cast members include Carrie Fisher, Ashley Jensen, Mark Bonar, Daniel Lapaine, Douglas Hodge, Jonathan Forbes, Gary Lilburn, Tobias Menzies and Frances Tomelty. Catastrophe is produced by Avalon Television, with co-producers Birdbath Productions and Merman.
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