Drifters
- TV sitcom
- E4
- 2013 - 2016
- 24 episodes (4 series)
Comedy series about life after university, focusing on three female friends. Stars Jessica Knappett, Lydia Rose Bewley, Lauren O'Rourke, Brett Goldstein, Bob Mortimer and more.
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Series 4, Episode 6 - Funeral
When Meg and Bunny's Grandma Primrose dies it's time for Meg to step up, be an adult and organise the funeral for her grieving family. Meanwhile Laura is on a final warning from work. So when Bunny gets hold of some Glastonbury tickets they definitely can't go. Can they?
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 14th November 2016
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- E4
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Jessica Knappett | Meg |
Lydia Rose Bewley | Bunny |
Lauren O'Rourke | Laura |
Bob Mortimer | Frank |
Arabella Weir | Jenny |
Perry Fitzpatrick | Hot & Cold |
Joseph Macnab | Pete |
Kadiff Kirwan | Patrick |
Ash Rizi | Nathan |
Jessica Barnes | Granny Primrose |
Liz May Brice | Tracey |
Paul Clayton | Gerald |
Philip Harvey | Stan |
Roli Okorodudu | Funeral Director |
Jessica Knappett | Writer |
Emerald Fennell | Writer (Additional Material) |
Brett Goldstein | Writer (Additional Material) |
Al Campbell | Director |
Sam Pinnell | Producer |
Iain Morris | Executive Producer |
Damon Beesley | Executive Producer |
Simon Wilson | Executive Producer |
Jessica Knappett | Executive Producer |
Mike Holliday | Editor |
Andrew Lavin | Production Designer |
Catherine Willis | Casting Director |
Elizabeth Healy | Costume Designer |
Luke Bryant | Director of Photography |
Lisa Kennedy | Make-up Designer |
Tim Mannion | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
All hail the finale of the hard-drinking/slacking/twerking monstrosity that never fails to bring the laughs. The girls are going out on a high with Meg proving as useful as ever when she has to act like a grownup and organise Grandma Primrose's funeral. Laura is on a final warning at work, so taking a sicky would be inadvisable. But when beautifully workshy Bunny stumbles across some Glastonbury tickets, the gang are faced with a dilemma.
Hannah Verdier, The Guardian, 14th November 2016