The End Of The F***ing World
- TV comedy drama
- Channel 4 / Channel 4 (Online)
- 2017 - 2019
- 16 episodes (2 series)
Comedy drama about teen outsiders James and Alyssa, on a road trip to find her father. Stars Jessica Barden, Alex Lawther, Naomi Ackie, Christine Bottomley, Steve Oram and more.
Streaming rank this week: 631
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- Series 2, Episode 4
Alyssa is forced to spend the night in a remote motel where they're not used to receiving guests.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 5th November 2019
- Time
- 10:30pm
- Channel
- Channel 4
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Jessica Barden | Alyssa |
| Alex Lawther | James |
| Naomi Ackie | Bonnie |
| Christine Bottomley | Gwen |
| Jonathan Aris | Professor Clive Koch |
| Josh Dylan | Todd |
| Pippa Evans | Registrar |
| Tim Key | Gus |
| Charlie Covell | Writer |
| Charlie Covell | Story |
| Ed Macdonald | Story |
| Andy Baker | Story |
| Emily Harrison | Story |
| Lucy Forbes | Director |
| Jenny Frayn | Producer |
| Ed Macdonald | Executive Producer |
| Andy Baker | Executive Producer |
| Dominic Buchanan | Executive Producer |
| Jonathan Entwistle | Executive Producer |
| Murray Ferguson | Executive Producer |
| Charlie Covell | Executive Producer |
| Vaughan Watkins | Line Producer |
| Tony Kearns | Editor |
| Dick Lunn | Production Designer |
| Kharmel Cochrane | Casting Director |
| Emma Rees | Costume Designer |
| Benedict Spence | Director of Photography |
| Sjaan Gillings | Make-up Designer |
| Graham Coxon | Composer |
| Sarah Pasquali | Graphics |
| Seth Adams | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
A confident, even audacious opening to season two of this pitch-black comedy-drama. Via an entire episode dedicated to another character (Naomi Ackie's blank yet somehow remarkably expressive Bonnie), we are filled in on a whole new strand of relevant backstory and yet, deliciously, hardly any the wiser about where the series might be going. It is a beautifully observed little tale that pulls off the admirable trick of being desperately bleak while remaining very funny indeed.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 4th November 2019