Miranda -2009- All Episodes- Complete Series 1-3 May 2026

The complete collection of (2009–2015) spanning Series 1 through 3 consists of 18 regular episodes, with six episodes per series. While the core series concluded in 2013, the story officially finished with a two-part finale special in late 2014 and early 2015, bringing the total count to 20 episodes. Series 1 (2009)

Date: Miranda tries to prove she can be a "normal" woman on a date.

Teacher: She joins a French class to overcome her social awkwardness.

Job: Miranda's mother, Penny, tells people she has a "proper" job, forcing her to find one.

Holiday: Miranda attempts to go on holiday but ends up stuck in a hotel near her home.

Excuse: To get out of a wedding, Miranda creates an elaborate web of lies.

Dog: Miranda gets a dog to help her meet men but things go predictably wrong. Series 2 (2010)

The New Me: Miranda tries to reinvent herself after Gary leaves.

Before I Die: She decides to do some good in the world and signs up for a parachute jump.

Let's Do It: Miranda struggles when multiple men show interest in her at once. Miranda -2009- All Episodes- Complete Series 1-3

A New Low: She and Stevie try to keep up with a much younger, more energetic friend.

Just Act Normal: Miranda and Penny end up in a therapy session together.

The Perfect Christmas: A series of disasters ruins Miranda's plans for a quiet Christmas at the shop. Series 3 (2012–2013)

It Was Panning: Penny threatens to cancel Christmas if Miranda doesn't sort her life out.

What a Surprise: Penny runs for local councillor while Miranda and Gary look for dates.

The Dinner Party: Miranda tries to prove she's an adult by hosting a party and babysitting.

Je Regret Nothing: Stuck at home caring for her ill mother, Miranda reflects on her regrets.

Three Little Words: As Gary's restaurant reopens, Miranda struggles to tell him how she feels.

A Brief Encounter: Miranda decides to go traveling, leading to a dramatic airport confrontation. The Finale Specials (2014–2015) The complete collection of (2009–2015) spanning Series 1

The story concludes with two final episodes often included in "Complete" box sets:

I Do, But To Who?: Miranda must choose between two marriage proposals.

The Final Curtain: The series finale where Miranda finally decides what she wants for her future.

For a quick look at the Series 1-3 DVD collection and its features, check out this release trailer:

Best Episodes to Watch

If you are dipping in and out of the box set, look out for these highlights:

  1. "Date" (Series 1): Miranda attempts a dinner date at a fancy restaurant with disastrous results involving a chocolate mousse.
  2. "The Dinner Party" (Series 2): A classic "everything goes wrong" scenario involving a misunderstanding with a lesbian friend.
  3. "The Quiz" (Series 2): Features a highly competitive trivia night and a hilarious meltdown.

1. Physical Media (DVD & Blu-ray)

For collectors, owning the physical Miranda -2009- All Episodes- Complete Series 1-3 box set is the safest bet. Look for:

  • "Miranda: The Complete Collection" (BBC DVD) – Includes all 3 series + the 2014 Christmas special. Bonus features: outtakes, behind-the-scenes, and Miranda’s video diaries.
  • Region coding: UK DVDs are Region 2 (PAL). US fans will need a multi-region player or the US import version (Region 1 – Acorn Media released it in North America).

4. DVD Box Set Special Features

If you buy the Complete Series 1-3 DVD box (BBC catalog number: BBCDVD3924), you get:

  • "The Making of Miranda" documentary
  • Deleted scenes (including extended "look to camera" moments)
  • Miranda’s audition tape
  • Christmas special commentary with Miranda Hart and Sarah Hadland

Why Miranda (2009) Remains a Cult Classic

Before diving into the episode lists, it’s worth understanding why the Miranda complete series remains in high demand over a decade later. The show revolves around Miranda, a 6’1” woman who runs a joke shop, suffers constant interference from her social-climbing mother (Penny), crushes on her handsome waiter friend Gary, and navigates life with the grace of a falling bookshelf.

Hart’s signature “Look to camera” (with a deadpan, desperate stare) and the famous “That’s what I wanted to say, but I said something else entirely” became comic gold. The complete series 1-3 offers a perfect arc: from hopeless single woman to a finale that is both hilarious and genuinely moving. Best Episodes to Watch If you are dipping

Essential Episodes to Watch First (If You’re Skipping Around)

While the complete series 1-3 is best watched in order for character growth, the standout episodes are:

  1. S2E4 "A New Low" – The power hose scene is physical comedy at its finest.
  2. S3E3 "Three Little Words" – The most painful/uncomfortable/funny declaration of love ever filmed.
  3. S1E1 "Date" – Introduces every single running gag perfectly.
  4. The 2014 Christmas Special – A feature-length farewell that will make you cry and laugh simultaneously.

The Verdict: A Modern British Sitcom Classic

If you are looking for a comfort-watch that combines slapstick physical comedy with a sharply witty script, Miranda is essential viewing. Originally airing from 2009 to 2015 (with specials concluding in 2016), the show is a masterclass in traditional sitcom structure, brought to life by the unique comedic genius of Miranda Hart.

This "Complete Series 1-3" set represents the core of the show's run, containing 18 episodes of chaotic, feel-good television.

Miranda: Complete Series 1 (2009) – The Birth of Such Fun

The first series aired on BBC Two in November 2009. Low-budget but high-energy, it introduced the world to the chaotic flat above her joke shop, her best friend Stevie (Sarah Hadland), and the ever-unimpressed Gary (Tom Ellis).

Series 1 Episode Guide:

Episode 1: "Date" – Miranda accidentally attends a job interview instead of a blind date. We meet her school nickname ("The Tree"), her love for penguins, and her inability to act "normal." Classic moment: Running from a suitor on a mobility scooter.

Episode 2: "Teacher" – To prove she can be responsible, Miranda becomes a temporary gym teacher at her old boarding school. Disaster ensues. Includes the iconic "bum clenching" hallway walk.

Episode 3: "Job" – Miranda gets an office job but her honest (and loud) commentary on office politics gets her fired. Stevie shines as the chaotic sidekick.

Episode 4: "Excuse" – A desperate attempt to avoid a school reunion leads to a fake engagement. Features one of the best "falling down the stairs" slow-motion gags.

Episode 5: "Dog" – Miranda buys a puppy to appear more adult, but the dog hates her. Gary steps in as the reluctant hero.

Episode 6: "Party" – The series finale sees Miranda throw a New Year’s Eve party where she finally tries to confess her feelings to Gary. A cliffhanger ending sets up series 2.