Way to Go - new BBC3 show
M1010D
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This is the new sit-com with Blake Harrison (Neil from Inbetweeners) about assisted suicide so black comedy show really but what are people's thoughts on it? I liked the first episode and seems fairly funny considering the subject matter and the scriptwriters seemed to have handled it well 
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to be disappointed by the usual BBC3
tripe!
Baffling that episode 2 was on the following
night though,I bet a lot of people missed it!
Was it? I've got it set up on sky plus series link and episode 2 was on last night. Are you sure the episode the following night wasn't a repeat of episode one? As you say, it would be a bit baffling if they had put the next episode on the following night. I know BBC3 often show the first 2 episodes of a new series consecutively on the same night; I think they did that with Pramface recently.
For the record I'm enjoying it- subject matter that hasn't been covered in a comedy before as far as I'm aware and so far it's being treated well by the script writers imo. One thing that is bugging me though and which I may have missed in the first episode. Why did they feel the need to invent a machine to administer the lethal injection rather than just hand the person the syringe? I can understand that they wouldn't want to do it themselves but I was wondering if they explained why the need for the machine arose, other than just for pure comedy value?
shown on wed night followed by episode
two on thursday night!
Usually,at the end of one episode the
announcer will do a voice over saying
'next episode is to be shown...' and they
didn't!
I found episode two purely by chance!