This Way Up
- TV sitcom
- Channel 4
- 2019 - 2021
- 12 episodes (2 series)
Aisling Bea writes and stars in this comedy about a woman recovering from a nervous breakdown. Also features Sharon Horgan, Tobias Menzies, Aasif Mandvi, Indira Varma, Sorcha Cusack and more.
Streaming rank this week: 1,393
Episode menu
- Series 1, Episode 6
Further details
Romance blooms between Aine and Richard, but she's caught off guard when she turns up unexpectedly to find another woman in his house.
Vish proposes to Shona, but it doesn't exactly go to plan. When Shona finds out that Aine knew his intentions before she did, a huge argument ensues over secrets the sisters have been keeping from one another.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 12th September 2019
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- Channel 4
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Aisling Bea | Aine |
| Sharon Horgan | Shona |
| Tobias Menzies | Richard |
| Aasif Mandvi | Vish |
| Indira Varma | Charlotte |
| Kadiff Kirwan | Bradley |
| Ekow Quartey | James |
| Pik Sen Lim | Chien |
| Todor Jordanov | Victor |
| Jassem Mougari | Mo |
| Daniela Spataru | Alina |
| Dorian Grover | Etienne |
| Chris Geere | Freddie |
| Ambreen Razia | Emma |
| Kirsty Bushell | Barbara |
| Sean Cernow | Wayne |
| Sherry Baines | Therapist |
| Aisling Bea | Writer |
| Brett Goldstein | Script Editor |
| Alex Winckler | Director |
| Gavin O'Grady | Producer |
| Sharon Horgan | Executive Producer |
| Clelia Mountford | Executive Producer |
| Aisling Bea | Executive Producer |
| Hannah Wilcock | Line Producer |
| Bridgette Williams | Editor |
| Tim Dickel | Production Designer |
| Catherine Willis | Casting Director |
| Ed Moore | Director of Photography |
| Sinead O'Sullivan | Costume Designer |
| Lisa Kennedy | Make-up Designer |
| Vince Pope | Composer |
| Chris May | 1st Assistant Director |
Video
When a proposal goes wrong
Vish proposes to Shona, but it doesn't exactly go to plan...
Featuring: Aisling Bea (Aine), Sharon Horgan (Shona) & Aasif Mandvi (Vish).
Press
Aisling Bea's delicate and insightful comedy about a young woman recovering from a mental health crisis ends, with the urge to reach into the screen and hug Bea's alter ego Aine stronger than ever. It has been an engaging watch and is all set up for season two: a show as brave and deft as this surely has to return.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 12th September 2019