Over 11 Million Viewers Gripped By The Final Series Of The BBC’s Happy Valley

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The first episode of this series of Sally Wainwright’s multi-BAFTA award winning hit Happy Valley has been watched by 11.3 million people so far, as revealed by 30 Days All Screens data…

Happy Valley has also been the biggest on-demand title across all platforms in the UK so far this year.

The third and final series sees Sarah Lancashire return as Sergeant Catherine Cawood – on the cusp of her retirement – and James Norton as her nemesis, the murderer and sex offender Tommy Lee Royce.

The series has received five star reviews week in, week out, alongside a constant online buzz as fans make predictions for the finale which airs this Sunday.

The BBC’s Chief Content Officer, Charlotte Moore says: “Happy Valley is the ultimate event TV, Sally Wainwright’s emotional rollercoaster has gripped the nation and grown week on week across the start of 2023. Water cooler moments don’t get much bigger than the unmissable final ever episode this Sunday.”

Sally Wainwright adds: “I’m thrilled and delighted that so many people are enjoying the show.”

The final ever instalment of Happy Valley is on BBC One and iPlayer 9pm this Sunday 5 February in an extended episode.

Happy Valley series three (6×60’) is a Lookout Point production for the BBC. Executive producers are Sally Wainwright and Sarah Lancashire, with Faith Penhale and Will Johnston for Lookout Point, Ben Irving and Rebecca Ferguson for the BBC.