Dead on Time

A hapless man desperate for a job accidentally invents a time machine, which he then uses to try and secure an interview. His attempts to impress a wealthy industrialist, however, lead to increasingly chaotic and humorous consequences as he grapples with the paradoxes of time travel.

As a short film from 1983, 'Dead on Time' received limited widespread critical review. However, it is fondly remembered by fans of its lead actors, particularly Rik Mayall and Nigel Planer, for its early showcase of their comedic talents and its inventive, albeit low-budget, science fiction premise.

• Praised for its quirky premise and early comedic performances.
• Noted for its inventive, low-budget approach to time travel.
• Considered a cult favorite among fans of its lead actors.

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This short film served as an early vehicle for the comedic talents of Rik Mayall and Nigel Planer, who would later become iconic figures in British comedy, particularly known for 'The Young Ones'.