Starring The Inbetweener's Blake Harrison, this new black comedy follows three ordinary guys who find themselves, forced by an extraordinary set of circumstances, into setting up an assisted-suicide business. After Scott is moved by a terminally ill neighbour's request to die - and at the same time faced with a predatory female employer, a split from his girlfriend, and a desperate life or death need for cash to pay off his brother Joey's gambling debts - he and his best mate Cozzo stumble towards what they think is their only solution: an assisted-suicide machine.... A deeply illegal situation about which they will have to keep very, very quiet... [show more]
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and very funny. --The Daily Telegraph Written and created by Bob Kushell (The Simpsons, 3rd Rock from the Sun), and starring Blake Harrison (The Inbetweeners), Marc Wootton, Ben Heathcote, Laura Aikman and Sinead Matthews. Scott life is in freefall: his girlfriend has just left him, he dropped out of studying medicine and he desperate for cash to help save his brother. Out of the blue his terminally ill neighbour comes to him for a favour - to help him commit suicide. Scott reluctantly agrees, and in the process, he and his two friends decide to set up their own illicit assisted-suicide business. The disillusioned vet receptionist, his dangerously deep-in-debt gambling brother and the fast food restaurant machine engineer might just be on to a winner with their new business. But do the hapless 20-something mates have the necessary acumen to manage a thriving dodgy concern when they are constantly distracted by their struggle with relationships, finance and life itself? Either way they going to give it a go - after all it just business, not life or death... EXTRA: Behind the Scenes Interviews
The entire first series of the BBC black comedy following the exploits of three 20-somethings who decide to set up a business specialising in assisted suicide. With his terminally ill neighbour pleading for a way out of his misery and his brother Joey (Ben Heathcote) in need of cash to pay off his gambling debts, Scott (Blake Harrison) and his mate Cozzo (Marc Wootton) come up with what they think is an ideal, albeit extremely illegal, way to help both - an assisted suicide machine. But as they struggle to keep their business under wraps, they soon realise that 'here today, gone tomorrow' is not the only answer to life's problems.
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