Greg McHugh, known for his roles in Gary: Tank Commander and Guilt, shared his experience working alongside Gregor Fisher in the upcoming comedy series Only Child. The series, created by Bryce Hart, follows the story of a father and son who are brought together by unforeseen circumstances.
In the show, Greg plays the role of Richard, a struggling actor who visits his widowed father, Ken. The dynamic between Richard and Ken is filled with frustration, love, and guilt, reflecting the complexities of family relationships. As they spend more time together, their differences become more apparent, adding to the humor and emotional depth of the series.
Greg describes the characters in Only Child as a diverse mix, including a neighbor, a local eccentric, and other quirky personalities that Richard has to navigate through while dealing with his father. The show explores the challenges of aging parents and the responsibility of caring for them, adding a relatable aspect to the comedy.
Despite the challenges of portraying his character, Greg expresses his love for working on the show and praises the heartwarming and comedic scripts written by Bryce Hart. He admits that there are some similarities between himself and Richard, making the role more personal and engaging for him as an actor.
On the other hand, Gregor Fisher humorously talks about his character, Ken, as being slightly eccentric and forgetful, traits that he jokingly relates to himself. He teases his co-star, Greg, about his youthful energy and occasional troublemaking on set, adding a playful dynamic to their working relationship.
Only Child also features talented actors like Amy Lennox, Stuart Bowman, and Forbes Masson, promising a delightful and entertaining viewing experience for the audience. The series is set to premiere on BBC Scotland on November 21 and on BBC ONE on November 22, inviting viewers to enjoy a mixture of humor, heart, and family dynamics in a new comedy TV series.
