Wasted. Image shows from L to R: Kent (Dylan Edwards), Paul 'Morpheus' Durkin (Danny Kirrane). Copyright: Angel Eye Media
Wasted

Wasted (2016)

  • TV sitcom
  • E4
  • 2016
  • 6 episodes (1 series)

West Country-set sitcom about the stupid things you end up doing when there's nothing to do. Stars Dylan Edwards, Danny Kirrane, Gwyneth Keyworth, Rose Reynolds, Tom Canton and Sean Bean

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Series 1, Episode 6

Wasted. Image shows from L to R: Paul 'Morpheus' Durkin (Danny Kirrane), Sarah Durkin (Rose Reynolds), Kent (Dylan Edwards), Alison (Gwyneth Keyworth). Copyright: Angel Eye Media
Alison has tickets to an exclusive sex party, so with nothing else to do, all the gang agree to go despite feeling slightly out of their comfort zone. Will Sarah and Kent finally get it on? Will Morpheus lose his virginity? Will any of them ever feel clean again? Certainly in Morpheus's case... probably not.

Broadcast details

Date
Tuesday 23rd August 2016
Time
10pm
Channel
E4
Length
30 minutes

Repeats

Show past repeats

Date Time Channel
Wednesday 24th August 2016 1:55am E4
Saturday 27th August 2016 1:40am E4

Cast & crew

Cast
Dylan Edwards Kent
Danny Kirrane Paul 'Morpheus' Durkin
Gwyneth Keyworth Alison
Rose Reynolds Sarah Durkin
Tom Canton Holy Man
Sean Bean Sean Bean
Guest cast
Craig Hamilton Lines (as Craig Hamilton Line) Bouncer
Darren Strange Mr Rogerson
Leanne Joyce Angelica
Philip Philmar Guardian
Toby Longworth Bondage Man
Writing team
Jon Foster Writer
James Lamont Writer
Production team
Tom Marshall Director
Phil Bowker Producer
John O'Callaghan Executive Producer
Richard Osborne Executive Producer
James Lamont Associate Producer
Jon Foster Associate Producer
Robin Peters Editor
Charlotte Pearson Production Designer
Sally Broome Casting Director
Sarah Bartles-Smith Director of Photography
Jemima Cotter Costume Designer
My Alehammar Make-up Designer
Samuel Karl Bohn (as Musical Eye) Composer

Press

A Spaced for generation Snapchat, in which a group of friends attempt to find themselves by drinking "Yeovil martinis" and going to Comic-Con. With half the cast hailing from Devon, the accents are as on-point as its handle on mid-20s lethargy. In the last of the series, Morpheus is told by his spirit guide Sean Bean (yes, really) that it's finally time to lose his V-plates, so him and the gang pop off to a sex party where he bumps into an old teacher. Nightmare.

Grace Rahman, The Guardian, 23rd August 2016

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