| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Bryce Dallas Howard | ... | Lacie Pound | |
| Alice Eve | ... | Naomi Jayne Blestow | |
| Cherry Jones | ... | Susan | |
| James Norton | ... | Ryan Pound | |
| Alan Ritchson | ... | Paul | |
| Daisy Haggard | ... | Bets | |
| Susannah Fielding | ... | Carol | |
| Michaela Coel | ... | Airport Stewardess | |
| Demetri Goritsas | ... | Hansen | |
| Kadiff Kirwan | ... | Chester | |
| Sope Dirisu | ... | Man in Jail | |
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Clayton Evertson | ... | Ted |
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Andrew Roux | ... | Electro Station Assistant |
| Anjana Vasan | ... | Space Cop | |
| Colin Moss | ... | Anthony | |
A woman who lives in a world where most people are completely overwhelmed by the madness of being popular and important in social reding earns an invitation from her best childhood friend to her marriage, but certain unexpected occasions will try to stop her from reaching In her destiny, had she been able to attend the wedding? Written by joão vitor neves
All I can say is wow!!!! This was as close to perfect TV as I can imagine and so relevant in today's social media/Instagram generation. Personally I think this should be shown in schools across the country to show the youth of today just how frivolous and shallow most of their lives are. More and more we are seeing what an image conscious society we live in. People are judged by the amount of social media contacts they have rather than actual people in their lives. People assume because your social media account is loaded with happy shiny pictures of people's supposed perfect lives that they tend not to look beneath the surface and see what is actually going on. The writing of this episode is phenomenal and it's social commentary is totally on par. Great performances all round also. I cannot recommend this highly enough.