Utopia
The Utopia Experiments is a legendary graphic novel shrouded in mystery. When a group of strangers find themselves in possession of an original manuscript, their lives suddenly and brutally implode.
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When a group of strangers find themselves in possession of the manuscript for a legendary graphic novel, their lives brutally implode as they are pursued by a shadowy and murderous organisation...
1. Episode 1
When five strangers from an online comic book forum gain possession of a cult graphic novel, they find themselves pursued by a shadowy organisation who are prepared to kill to track it down.
2. Episode 2
Ian and Becky are forced to face the terrifying reality of life on the run. Meanwhile, Dugdale is drawn deeper and deeper into a plot that threatens to have fatal consequences.
3. Episode 3
The gang feel the full weight of The Network's power as Grant is framed for a shocking crime. With nowhere else to turn, they are forced to make a new ally - but can she really be trusted?
4. Episode 4
Hidden away in a derelict manor house, the group attempt to decipher the secret meaning of the manuscript. Will uncovering the identity of Mr Rabbit really allow them to return to their former lives?
5. Episode 5
The gang's attempt to disrupt The Network's plans backfires leaving one of them in danger. Arby's confession to Jessica has damaging repercussions while Becky is left with an impossible choice.
6. Episode 6
The final episode sees time running out. As a daring plan is formed, only one question remains - will the true secrets of Utopia finally be revealed?
Cast
Adeel Akhtar
Wilson Wilson
Paul Higgins
Michael Dugdale
Neil Maskell
Arby
Fiona O'Shaughnessy
Jessica Hyde
Alexandra Roach
Becky
Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
Ian Johnson
Oliver Woollford
Grant Leetham
Alistair Petrie
Geoff Lawson
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