![Tripped. Image shows from L to R: Milo Edwards (George Webster), Danny Gates (Blake Harrison). Copyright: Mammoth Screen / Two Brothers Pictures Tripped. Image shows from L to R: Milo Edwards (George Webster), Danny Gates (Blake Harrison). Copyright: Mammoth Screen / Two Brothers Pictures](https://cdn.comedy.co.uk/images/library/comedies/300/t/tripped.jpg)
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 4
![Tripped. Image shows from L to R: Milo Edwards (George Webster), Danny Gates (Blake Harrison), Henry (Tony Gardner). Copyright: Mammoth Screen / Two Brothers Pictures Tripped. Image shows from L to R: Milo Edwards (George Webster), Danny Gates (Blake Harrison), Henry (Tony Gardner). Copyright: Mammoth Screen / Two Brothers Pictures](https://cdn.comedy.co.uk/images/library/comedies/900x450_eps/t/tripped_0104.jpg)
Further details
Milo is separated from Danny and stranded in a desperate and violent world where the universe is disintegrating fast.
Forced to flee from a feral mob, he seeks shelter in a police station, where he is immediately arrested and charged with crimes that transcend the very fabric of reality. These crimes are ones that he and Danny supposedly committed together.
Danny and Milo are eventually reunited, but only so that they can face their show trial together. And, believing they would never meet again, each has blamed the other for their crimes.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 29th December 2015
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- E4
- Length
- 50 minutes
Cast & crew
Blake Harrison | Danny Gates |
George Webster | Milo Edwards |
Georgina Campbell | Kate |
Richard Gadd | Callum |
Jamie Demetriou | Paul |
Phillip Rhys | Pete |
Ann Penfold | Jenny |
Dominic Grant | Hughes |
Tony Gardner | Henry |
Dave Mounfield (as David Mounfield) | Duty Officer |
Kenneth Collard | Judge |
Colin Michael Carmichael | Prophecy Man |
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 |
Guy Bensley | Editor |
Andrew Purcell | Production Designer |
Rowan Sawday (as Dizraeli) | Composer |
Press
The dimension-leaping psychedelic comedy concludes, with George Webster's frequently baffled stoner Milo becoming separated from Danny (Blake Harrison) and finding himself perilously stranded in a disintegrating world. As the situation gets increasingly tasty, he seeks shelter from the advancing angry mob in a police station. Turns out this is a mistake. Once reunited, he and Danny find themselves on trial for some outlandish crimes. Both ex
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 29th December 2015