One of Australia’s most beloved family series, Bump is returning for a fifth season. However, a July announcement has confirmed Bump’s fifth season will be its last.
The Stan comedy-drama is gearing up for a massive final season after filming in Sydney.
It has been a brilliant four seasons of Bump, with fans laughing and crying with the protagonists. A fifth season was originally announced in March by Stan via Instagram with co-creator and star Claudia Karvan, plays Angie Davis, sharing the news.
“Bump is back,” she began. “We’re going to do series five. Can’t wait to share it with you, really thrilled to be doing it.”
Meanwhile, the video’s caption read: “Bump’s back, baby! The much-loved Stan Original Series will be back for season 5 with five times the fun, five times the drama, and five times the heart.”
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So what can fans expect in the show’s wrap-up season? We have answered all your burning questions regarding season five of Bump.
What is the plot for Bump season five?
The final season will jump between past and present as the Chalmers-Davis family tackle the ups and downs of life, including Angie’s cancer diagnosis and Oly’s second pregnancy.
Who is the cast for Bump’s final season?
Returning for its triumphant ending is Nathalie Morris (Oly), Carlos Sanson Jr. (Santi), Claudia Karvan (Jacinda), Angus Sampson, Christian Byers and Ava Cannon. Joining them are Loane Sa’ula, Safia Arain, Paul Garcia, Claudia de Giusti, Steph Tisdell, Dylan Alcott, Anita Hegh, Ryan Johnson and Matilda Ridgway.
A bunch of new faces will also be joining the Bump family including Oscar Leal, Henriette Amevor, Miguel Andrade and Alex Sanson.
When will Bump season five release?
Bump’s final season will premiere on Stan on December 26, 2024, with all episodes dropping at once.
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What was Bump season four about?
Season four of the Stan series was arguably one of the biggest yet. Beginning with a two-year time jump, Santi was the unhappy stay-at-home dad while Oly was the ‘breadwinner’, and little Jacinda was starting primary school.
However, the idea of a fourth season was completely unexpected to Claudia.
“We actually didn’t expect a fourth season,” Claudia told TV WEEK at the time. “We thought that was it. Then when Stan ordered a fourth, Kelsey [Munro] and I put our heads together and settled on an environmental lens to see the world through. Series one, two and three was very much and very consciously a feminist lens.”
Despite the family fun core of the series, Bump discusses “solid and subversive storylines” Claudia told Mamamia.
“Even in the first season you see this high school girl being presented with her new baby and she says ‘get that thing away from me’. That’s a hard-hitting storyline but one we do wrap up in a lot of goodness, love, warmth, and loyalty. We’ve made it a bit like an urban fantasy.
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