Wasted

This show had such a build up to the sixth episode. There was no strong story driving it but playing on known themes and a building humor throughout the series had me in stitches by the end. I haven't laughed that hard in years probably. I still have a headache from laughing. At the very least anyone who enjoyed Sean Bean in Lord of the Rjngs will get some enjoyment out of it. I hope people can give this show a chance in time and bring it back. I signed up here just to review this show.

This missed us by the first time and we randomly found it on C4 streaming. I'm glad I did as it amused me.

It's crude, puerile, drug fueled and a worthy successor to Spaced. Yes it's derivative, and so what. It's not just a copy and it has its own quirky style. I thought the scene shifts and use of computer game imagery and sounds hammered that home.

The characters were amusing and likeable and I thought Danny Kirrane's energetic performance was excellent. Sean Bean as the spirit guide was a stroke of genius and my wife and I loved his every scene.

I'm really surprised this only got 1 series and no real visibility.

One word of warning, there is prodigious drug usage and adult themes, so bear that in mind before watching with the kids!

It's perfect for an end of the day easy watching and some laughs.

I constantly search the internet for good comedy shows, because I love to laugh or at least be amused by television, which means I am living in state of likely disappointment. When I find something decent I want other people to know about it.

I will not go as far as calling this show brilliant, but after the two first episodes I have a fuzzy, warm feeling of anticipation about what is to come. I am probably not the right demographic, but, hey, I was partying in the 90s, and there are some references to those days. In fact, it might as well have been set in the 90s - minus smart phones.

The cast really works, the writing is even better, and the production will have no complaints from me. I have not seen this particular twist before, so full points on originality.

I recommend this show to anybody who likes their comedy a bit bent out of shape!

Having spent the last part of the 90's in the UK including some dabbling in the drug culture, well, I really relate to this show and think it is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time. It's not"stoner" comedy because they don't just get stoned. In fact a lot of it is straight with the interaction of the "waster" characters just doing and saying stupid waster things. In other words, it's mint. Kind of a modern day cheech and chong set in a small British village with four friends and Sean Bean as his GOT character playing Morpheus' subconscious. Obviously innit! Childish? maybe. Funny? I certainly think so. Please make another season.

Had read a few bits about this and wasn't sure I'd like it but I took the plunge and it had me creasing up all the time. Writing really funny. Directed and edited really well. Loved all the cast. Especially Sean Bean and Morpheus. Morpheus steals the show because you kind of feel for him . thought the acting was great, slightly heightened but genuine and funny. It's like Spaced crossed with inbetweeners. Favourite episode was the Berryman and the last EP. All the game of thrones references were superb. Hopefully they get to do another series. It definitely deserves another run. Hope Sean Bean comes back too. Top marks to all involved