Way to Go is a British television sitcom created by American television writer and producer Bob Kushell. It centres on three men who start an assisted suicide business. The series premiered on BBC Three on 17 January 2013. In July 2013, BBC Three announced the show's cancellation after one series and six 30-minute episodes.^[1][2]

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• Blake Harrison as Scott, a receptionist at a veterinary clinic who dropped out of medical school when he could not afford to pay for it. As the moral central of the show, Scott constantly struggles with the implications of the business of death, and how it opens up life opportunities for him and his friends.
• Ben Heathcote as Joey, Scott's womanising, wise-cracking half-brother with a gambling addiction.
• Marc Wootton as Cozzo, Scott's waggish pal who works as a fast-food machine repair technician.
• Laura Aikman as Julia, the daughter of Paddy, the first client of the assisted suicide business. She ends up becoming Scott's girlfriend.
• Sinead Matthews as Debbie, Cozzo's extraordinarily tolerant, newly pregnant wife, who also happens to be a police officer.
• Hannah Job as Lucie, Scott's attractive, but somewhat vapid, ex-girlfriend.
• Melanie Jessop as Dr Jill, Scott's Machiavellian, sexually harassing boss. She is the veterinarian at the pet clinic.

The show's theme tune, "Superstar Luck Machine", was composed by Ian Masterson.^[6]

A week and a half before the show began airing, Tory MP Mark Pritchard publicly criticised the BBC for commissioning the program and turning the subject of assisted dying into "a matter of fun".^[7]