The creator of Mrs Brown's Boys had strong words for the critics on Wednesday night, hitting back at negative reviews after the show won the 2014 NTA Best Comedy Award.

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"F**k them!," said Brendan O'Carroll, who plays the show's lead Mrs Brown. "I do respect them. I do respect critics. I know they’ve got a job to do. There’ll always be a donkey telling a racehorse how to win the race."

"If you want to be a racehorse, run the race," he continued. "But if you’re writing columns in your Mickey Mouse pullout newspapers, f**k off."

This is the second year in a row that Mrs Brown's Boys has won at the National Television Awards. The show has been a ratings success for BBC1, despite some critics being less than generous in their praise.

O'Carroll also said that we will see more of Mrs Brown next Christmas – although couldn't confirm whether there would be a full series.

"The Christmas specials are going to carry on, but as far as a fourth series is concerned it’s down to a time element," he said.


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