The trailer for this show was appealing because it had the star and creator of Gavin & Stacey, I knew he was part of the driving force behind it, and it did look like it could be both funny and gripping. Basically Sam Pinkett (BAFTA nominated Mathew Baynton, also writing) and Phil Bourne (BAFTA nominated James Corden, also writing) are ordinary office workers for Berkshire, Bracknell County Council. Their undistinguished, menial lives are turned upside-down when Sam answers a mobile phone they find after a country road car accident, the message he listened to was clearly not meant for him: "If you are not here by 5 o'clock, we will kill your wife". With encouragement from mail-room delivery boy Phil that they can be heroes, this incident turns into a bad case of mistaken identity as the duo are plunged into a deadly kidnap plot. Later unexpected international conspiracy and intrigue becomes involved, and mysterious Scarlett (Dorian Gray's Emilia Fox) and Stevens (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' Nick Moran) and the enigmatic secret agent Walker (Dougray Scott) are at the heart of all the chaos. Sam and Phil must dodge bullets and escape explosions in their quest to save not just themselves, but the ones they love and ultimately their whole town, there is a point when the duo get separated across the world and forced to use different identities, but it all works in the end and Sam and Phil return to some kind of normality. Also starring Bad Education's Sarah Solemani as Lizzie Green, Dawn French as Linda Bourne, Star Stories' Tom Basden as Noel, Humans' Rebecca Front as Cox, The World Is Not Enough's David Calder as Mr. Reid, EastEnders' Ray Panthaki as Khalil, Cucumber's Vincent Franklin as Sergeant Ince, Homeland's David Harewood as Surgeon and Being Human's Jason Watkins as Anaesthesist. Both acting and writing Corden and Baynton have comic timing and make a great double act, it is fair to say this is not the most hilarious programme I have ever seen, but it makes you laugh in just about the right places, the episode with a body being dragged out the council office really made me laugh though, it was almost more dramatic most of the time and you got hooked by the chases and explosive sequences, also done in a comic way, all in all it is a fun enough and worthwhile black comedy drama series. It was nominated the BAFTA for Best Situation Comedy. Good!