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Running Time: 50 minutes (approx)

Time is ticking away for one young married couple Mike (Justin Pierre) and Luce (Claudia Harrison) as they set off on the journey of trying to transform their part-time hobby website; seethru.co.uk, into a full-time internet start-up company. However they don't start as well as they hoped, as the team they have hired to work on the project have failed to click.

The team consist of: Brandon (Iddo Goldberg), the socially inept coder who struggles to make sense of the infamously pedantic designs created by Jake (David Williams) the company's designer and lastly the outspoken lesbian, Soph (Amanda Ryan) has to come to terms with constant email threats that she is receiving from a user who objects to her e-column.

Devised by Tony Garnett (This Life, The Cops) this programme promises to follow the ideals and ambitions of a group of young people as they put their ideas on the web.

Main Cast

Justin Pierre
Poppy Miller
Karl Sheils
Image for Romola GaraiRomola Garai
William Beck
Claudia Harrison
Image for David WalliamsDavid Walliams
Image for William GaminaraWilliam Gaminara
Sally Rogers
Image for Amanda RyanAmanda Ryan
Iddo Goldberg
Image for Andrew SachsAndrew Sachs
Michael Fenton Stevens

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