I get the premise. What happens when 20 somethings hit the jackpot with their business and sell it to a big corporation? I liked the different types of characters that play off each other. The party animal with little technical talent, the geeks, the oddball genius, etc.
Definitely a series that requires watching a few episodes to appreciate what they're trying to do with this setup.
The biggest problem is that none of the sub plots and story lines really go anywhere. None are delved in to deep enough to make them interesting, none of the character's back-stories are made compelling enough to care about them. You're left just watching these 4 likely-lads and their farcical antics.
There's also some rather glaring plot holes and stories that are started and cut short for seemingly no reason.
The series finishes with a half-baked story-line option for a 2nd series but I can't really see where it could go from there. Maybe spend more time with each character and have one good story-line rather than lots of half decent ones.
The casting is great, can't knock any of the actors. But I think this may not get a 2nd series.
Definitely a series that requires watching a few episodes to appreciate what they're trying to do with this setup.
The biggest problem is that none of the sub plots and story lines really go anywhere. None are delved in to deep enough to make them interesting, none of the character's back-stories are made compelling enough to care about them. You're left just watching these 4 likely-lads and their farcical antics.
There's also some rather glaring plot holes and stories that are started and cut short for seemingly no reason.
The series finishes with a half-baked story-line option for a 2nd series but I can't really see where it could go from there. Maybe spend more time with each character and have one good story-line rather than lots of half decent ones.
The casting is great, can't knock any of the actors. But I think this may not get a 2nd series.
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