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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
A pub-centred British sci-fi comedy with friends, escalating reality glitches, affectionate genre references, and a surprisingly heartfelt undercurrent—very close to the loose, bantering energy of Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel.
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Why this pick
Pairs an offbeat, low-key comedy tone with a possible time-travel premise, building its intrigue through awkward characters and sincere connection rather than spectacle.
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Why this pick
A delightfully contained time-loop puzzle made from everyday spaces, rapid-fire problem-solving, and escalating comic complications; its inventive simplicity echoes FAQ's playful approach to big ideas.
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Why this pick
An intimate, sharply funny time-travel farce in which a small group’s social friction becomes increasingly tangled. Its modest scale and clever causal comedy fit FAQ's charm.
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Why this pick
Its scruffy, irreverent humour and enthusiastic collision of ordinary people with time-travel absurdity make it a lively ancestor to FAQ's genre-loving pub-chat spirit.
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01 / THE STORY
Ray has been fired from his job as a costumed guide in a theme park attraction called "Star Ride," after he goes too far into character and terrifies a group of young children. Ray's good friends Pete and Toby also work in the theme park, as costumed dinosaurs passing out coupons to a restaurant called "Dinoburger." That evening they all go to the cinema, later complaining about how "crappy" the film was on their way to the pub.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Ray
Cassie
Toby
Barry
Dart Player
Pete
Millie
