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Growing pains

Irish Daily Mirror

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January 17, 2026

The Change's Bridget Christie joins Lucia Keskin's hit comedy about bumbling slacker Chi, who's still trying to learn new skills

Growing pains

Chi wreaks havoc at the bingo in the first episode

Chi is back for a second series and she's getting help. Questionable help.

In series one, Chi (Lucia Keskin) was forced to complete a list of tasks including getting a job and learning to drive, after the death of her parents. Now she's enlisted a grief counsellor called Ruth (Bridget Christie) to help her move on. Trouble is, Ruth is unhinged.

When we catch up with Chi, she still needs support from her remaining family members, and things are still spiralling out of control. Lucia, who also wrote the show, says, "Expect more things going wrong, sadness, plot twists, tiny pop stars, greasy hair, guest stars like Marc Wootten, Alistair Green, Juliet Cowan, Sarah Kendall, Nathan Foad and hot dogs."

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