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Tripping Over

2006

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EP1 Episode 1 Oct 25, 2006

On her way to Australia, London lawyer Tamsin meets friends Lizzie and Callum for a one-night stop over in Bangkok. Joining them are Australians Ned (an Actor) and Nic (a teacher)on their way to London. While out for a night of fun before travelling to their final destinations, a tragic accident changes everyone's plans for travel, not to mention their lives.

EP2 Episode 2 Nov 01, 2006

Sam, Tasmin's fiance arrives in Sydney to take her home and Tamsin, finding it difficult to be excited about life in Sydney is tempted to take up the offer. Callum embraces his new sexual freedom but the freedom is not complete as he is hiding something darker. Ned is dealt a major bombshell and afterwards, homeless, Nic desperately boards with a fellow teacher until he finds out something oddly disturbing about his hosts.

EP3 Episode 3 Nov 08, 2006

It's safe to say that London hasn't lived up to English teacher Nic's expectations. After disaster struck in his new flat, he has found himself living with a fellow teacher and his rather interesting family. Nic is getting in alot of TV viewing! But just when Nic thought his life had truly hit rock bottom, he finds himself being blackmailed by a student with whom he had a one-night stand. Meanwhile, Jeremy - still reeling from the discovery that Ned is not his son - heads back to Australia from London to have it out with his ex-wife, Lydia. As for lovely Lizzie, she's still haunted by the tragic boating accident in Thailand.

EP4 Episode 4 Nov 15, 2006

Ned finally gets a role in a great acting role but just as things seem to be great for him, he walks away.Nic shoots for the stars when Richard Branson takes much interest in one of his ideas which could save his airline company millions of dollars.Callum is bailed out of detention centre and finally gets his life back together. He finds the perfect guy who falls in love with him. Tamsin ruins her career when giving information to the defense lawyer, who happens to be Jeremy.Lizzie gets a surprise when Jim's brother Robbie tracks her down and ends up sleeping with him. She finally reveals the devastating truth about Jim.

EP5 Episode 5 Nov 22, 2006

Just when Tamsin thinks her career is over, an unexpected source, Sam helps her and Tamsin makes a promise that she might not be able to keep.Callum finds out that his new boyfriend, Charlie is engaged but Charlie doesn't think that it should affect their relationship.Magnus reveals that he has feelings for Lydia. Will their relationship be changed forever?Ned does Lizzie a big favour by pretending to be her boyfriend to impress her sister. The thing is, Ned enjoys the act.Nic is finding it hard to cope with the pressures of his new job in the airline business. Will his new career be over before it began?

EP6 Episode 6 Nov 29, 2006

Tamsin prepares for her wedding to Sam which is held on The London Eye. Just as all of their closest friends and family are aboard and the ride has started, Tamsin admits to her affair with Nic.Nic is getting the hang of his new job and his colleagues appreciate him. He travels across the world to see Tamsin but she rejects his as a boyfriend.Callum returns to Lizzie after being kicked out of Australia and the couple are finally back in each others arms.Ned travels with Jeremy to Thailand to collect the adopted child after Annabel being admitted to hospital. Ned realises that his new brother is the same kid who lost his mother on the boat incident.
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Synopsis

Tripping Over is a British/Australian six-part drama series. Its first episode aired on Network Ten in Australia on 25 October 2006, and in the United Kingdom on Five on 30 October 2006. In the UK Tripping Over is repeated on Five Life. The show is about three friends in London and two friends in Sydney, neither group knows each other but their parents do. They both take flights to each other's countries, and the two groups meet at the stop-over in Bangkok, where a tragic event changes their lives. The series then follows the two groups of friends as they continue on their trips to each other's countries and back home. The programme focuses on the major life changes that occur during the mid-twenties, and how choices made here can affect a person's life for many years to come.

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Hottoceame The Age of Commercialism
Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.
ChanBot i must have seen a different film!!
Acensbart Excellent but underrated film
Yertle_The_Turtle Tripping Over. I must say at first I was a little disappointed in the first few episodes, but having faith in the show, and Abe Forsythe's unquestionable talent, I continued to watch. I can safely say I'm now glad that I did. The story did develop quite well, and all the characters have a strong base, and most don't have any information missing.The only thing I can fault in this production is the somewhat annoying voice and pronunciation possessed by the character Lizzie.Some good acting coupled with a stellar plot really gets this show over the line. Here's to hoping for another season!
cissagirl Everyone is going on about Aussie Drama... If this is the best we can do then we're in trouble. It's basically secret life of us (another Aussie drama now finished): gay guy, the bad actor, the career women, the random guy who gets to have sex with everyone and tries to sound really profound with bull we've all heard a million times and the do-gooder anal type. My main problem with the show is it's only had 4 episodes and the issues that have come up are: my boyfriend is now gay, adultery, my son isn't mine, death, I have no respect at work, immigration, teacher having sex with a student, adoption, etc, etc. Geez, it's a bit much guys, what's worse is I don't even feel sorry for these characters because I don't like them! Tamsin seems snobby and nasty, Ned is a boring ex soap star struggling to make it big (big stretch for Daniel MacPherson), Lizzie is the annoying, whining , anal retentive do gooder and Callum is the typical partying Pom who's playing the stereotypical gay guy. Now I genuinely like Abe Forsythe but his character Nic is an enigma, he's so full of "morals" and "profound sentiments" while looking like a bum and being a teacher? I just don't know who he is, which is a shame because he's the only one I can stand. That said I will watch a few more episodes to see how it pans out, but I'm not really interested in the adults stories either.
stayrighteous A fine effort for an Australian show. which is probably not surprising seeing as there seems to be somewhat of a resurgence in quality Aussie drama. dare i compare this show to the brilliance of love my way? no. but it is reminiscent of early secret life of us. the cast is great, gibney works her magic in the first two episodes i have seen, the British cast is strong also especially the callum and lizzie characters. but abe forsythe may be the saving light (not that it needs saving) if this show is to get another season. i wasn't a fan of his performance in the awesomely awesome marking time mini series a few years back but he was great as hal in always greener. its also good to see brooke satchwell again. lets hope the show keeps improving with each episode.
vetty_voop Finally we get a TV series where we get to see the acting talent! Episode one was excellent! The script gave us a little more than usual, yeah, there was still the "i'm not your father -i'm your father and omigod you cheated on me!" rubbish but the script allowed the actors to actually feel and live those real moments rather than show us what it would feel like if -like so many TV soaps do. The camera work also gave us a little more than usual, there were no boring shots of repeated angles for hours yet there was no unnecessary 'shots inside shots or hand-held camera crap' to add an "artistic" edge it gave us what we needed to see and also some beautiful scenery pictures as well! Nothing was over-dramatised or melodramatic they were real people in a real place dealing with real situations, the show lacked nothing in drama and was completely relevant. It was SUCH a relief to be exposed to real acting and so nice to let our country see just how talented our actors can be when given a real script, a real opportunity! Thank you Tony Tilse, Sam Miller, channel ten and all cast and crew -wonderful work!! please continue what you are doing, your efforts are much appreciated and do not go unnoticed!