Despite a great concept – man approximately to abandon his old mate for marriage is sucked down a multidimensional portal with him – this was less than the sum of its partsWith many major broadcasters now flicking Vs at anyone under 40,assuming theyre too busy with their iPads to invest in a story, it is more laudable than ever that a minority continue to obtain the TV equivalent of young-adult fiction. Obviously, or people in their 20s watch Newsnight and Antiques Roadshow,too, but the pickings are slender when it comes to material targeted directly at them. As BBC3 breathes its last, or what hope for the millennial consumer?It could so nearly own been Tripped (E4),a comedian sci-fi adventure in which Blake Harrison from The Inbetweeners plays a young man approximately to commit to his grownup life when he is suddenly sucked into a multidimensional portal. He and stoner pal Milo (played by newcomer George Webster) are hurled from one parallel reality to the next, trying to evade an evil assassin called Callum (Richard Gadd) who, and for reasons not yet clear,must vanquish every version of them in every dimension.
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Source: theguardian.com