Tripped
- TV comedy drama
- E4
- 2015
- 4 episodes (1 series)
Comedy drama set amidst parallel universes, starring Blake Harrison and George Webster as a pair of friends trying to get home. Also features Georgina Campbell, Richard Gadd, Jamie Demetriou and Phillip Rhys.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 2
Further details
People keep taking pictures of Milo... Plus Milo's house has turned into a museum in his honour.
It becomes apparent in this dimension he was a legendary rock star who lived fast and died young.
Milo is delighted that he made something of himself. But things are not so rock 'n' roll for Danny as he appears to be Milo's nerdy, obsessed fan.
To make matters worse, in this reality Danny's fiancée Kate is in love with Milo, and he's not exactly trying to put her off.
Notes
No director was credited on this episode.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 15th December 2015
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- E4
- Length
- 50 minutes
Repeats
Show past repeats
| Date | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday 19th December 2015 | 2:50am | E4 |
Cast & crew
| Blake Harrison | Danny Gates |
| George Webster | Milo Edwards |
| Georgina Campbell | Kate |
| Richard Gadd | Callum |
| Jamie Demetriou | Paul |
| Dean Bardini | Taxi Driver |
| Leilah Isaac | Girl |
| Lucy Trodd | Paramedic |
| Dominic Grant | Hughes |
| Tony Gardner | Henry |
| Harry Williams | Writer |
| Jack Williams | Writer |
| Paul Testar | Script Editor |
| Andrew Ellard | Script Editor |
| James Dean | Producer |
| Preethi Mavahalli | Executive Producer |
| Damien Timmer | Executive Producer |
| Jack Williams | Executive Producer |
| Harry Williams | Executive Producer |
| Betsan Morris Evans | Post Production Producer |
| Sacha Szwarc | Editor |
| Andrew Purcell | Production Designer |
| Rowan Sawday (as Dizraeli) | Composer |
Video
Episode 2 trailer
In the second episode Danny and Milo land in a world that feels just like their own, except that people keep taking pictures of Milo.
Press
Radio Times review
After a patchy first episode, this dimension-hopping comedy seems to find more of a groove this week as our heroes find themselves transported to a world where Milo is a beloved (and dead) rock star and Danny is an obsessive, nerdy fan.
Faced with the adoration of millions and a sweet lifestyle, who wouldn't want to stick around a bit? Even if there was a maniac with a broadsword on your tail...
Huw Fullerton, Radio Times, 14th December 2015