The first point worth mentioning in a review for this series is the brilliantly weird mix of comedy and drama. The apparent suicide of a student is both shocking and disturbing, but is also the source of some brilliant strokes of dark comedy. Presumably aimed at an 18-25 year old audience, the series taps into the interests and anxieties of youth and harnesses it to provide an eccentric but often sinister storyline.
One of the best elements within the series is the presence of Charles Dance, whose charisma is matched only by his brilliance in offering scathing criticisms with as little effort as it takes to blink.
As the series continues, it becomes increasingly dark and comical (two terms that rarely go together in today's television). 'Trinity' is a brave and unique series. While I doubt it will continue for a second series, it will undoubtedly attract a great deal of attention.moreless
Show Summary
EDITTaking place at the 900-year-old Trinity College, this once upscale playground for the rich and affluent is opening its doors to "regular" students, including freshman Charlotte Arc. She enrolls to uncover what happened to her father, a professor at the college who mysteriously died just before the new semester. As she befriends other new students at the school, they begin to unveil a web of sinister activities within the halls of Trinity, involving sex, drugs, and secret societies, such as the peculiar Dandelion Club.
 Reggie Yates |
Theo Mackenzie |
 Charles Dance |
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Will there be more Trinity?
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So far...
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