The Web

The Web is a six-part mystery crime drama series by former forum member Liam, published sporadically between 2nd March and 22nd March 2015.
The success of the project led Liam to debate of whether or not to launch a second series, or turn The Web into a serial drama that focused more widely on the lives of the residents of the fictional community featured in the show.
In the end, Liam intended to keep the project in a drama format and launch a second series, whilst focusing on the community in the show as part of a separate, serieal drama set in the same universe called Square One. That project became a reality, however a second series of The Web never materialised.
In all, six episodes were made in March 2015.
The project originally had a title card, but the original is thought lost and Liam is no longer a forum member. One was recreated for it retroactively in April 2020 by Imago Productions. If features the same background and bold Calibri font as the original - and is designed to look as much like the original as possible - but with a few minor tweaks in contrast and brightness so that the logo is more prominent than the background image.
==Premise==
Eastshore is a fictional seaside town in East Yorkshire. The summer months are often busy for the town with tourists coming to enjoy their summer holidays, but the other seasons are quiet for the town. Eastshore is very old fashioned in the respect that everybody knows everybody, and the close-knit community are known for keeping strong in a crisis. However when one much-loved resident is murdered, and another stabbed in a brutal attack, Eastshore begins to fall apart and secrets unravel. How far will the residents go to protect themselves? A web of lies is about to be spun, but the truth always comes out eventually…
==Reception==
The Web received universal acclaim from the forum for its 'sophistication' and 'grittiness'.
==Awards==
At WRIXAS 10, on 30th August 2015, The Web won two accolades:
*Best Drama Male: Gavin Walker
*Best Drama Episode: Episode 6: Case Closed
In truth, the project would probably have won more awards at this ceremony had it not been for the competition it faced from a resurgent City Girls, which won five gongs.
==Cast==
*Andy Walker (Daniel Coonan)
*Aran Siddiqui (Sacha Dhawan)
*Chrissy Walker (Kierston Wareing)
*Dale Wiley (Arinzé Kene)
*Dev Siddiqui (Bhasker Patel)
*Gavin Walker (Warren Brown)
*Jack Walker (Jimmy McKenna)
*Jason Barnes (Ashley Walters)
*Lisa Barnes (Diane Parish)
*Meera Siddiqui (Preeya Kalidas)
*Michelle Walker (Siobhan Finneran)
*Mickey Rooney (Danny-Boy Hatchard)
*DCI Rachel West (Eva Pope)
*Ricky Barnes (Joivan Wade)
*PC Ricky Taylor (David Walmsley)
*Stella Walker (Lacey Turner)
*DS Steven Mitchell (Ayden Callaghan)
*Trina Barnes (Nikki Amuka-Bird)
*Wayne Hunter (Michael Socha)
==Episodes==
*Episode 1: Change (2015.03.02)
*Episode 2: Moving On (2015.03.05)
*Episode 3: Money Talks (2015.03.09)
*Episode 4: Discovery (2015.03.14)
*Episode 5: Run (2015.03.16)
*Episode 6: Case Closed (2015.03.22)