James Corden has said it "would be a shame" not to make another Gavin and Stacey special.

Ruth Jones, co-writer of the hit BBC comedy, previously told fans their were no plans for more episodes , but speaking on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast this morning, Corden told Zoe Ball "it doesn't feel like the end".

"As it stands right now, there aren't any plans to do one, but that's not to say that there isn't the want or the inclination to do one… that special ends on such a, it's so open-ended that I think it would be a shame to leave it there," he told the radio host.

"That's certainly my feeling and I think Ruth feels the same"

The Late Late Show host went on to say if there was another episode, it would mark the end of the programme.

"It doesn't feel like the end of a book, it feels like the end of a chapter, so I do feel like if we ever did another one that would be the end of it," he said.

"But with the last one, that's why we wrote it without telling anyone.

"We'd finished it before we called the BBC because we just didn't want to make anything that would in any way let everybody down.

"And so my hunch is no-one will ever know if it's coming until we've got it, but we haven't had a single conversation about it… we also can't write separately, we're terrible at it because they're part writing sessions and part therapy sessions really.

"It feels sometimes like we open a portal, there's all these characters in Barry Island, then slowly but surely these ideas present themselves and we just happen to be the two that write them down, you know?"