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Comedy about working class Liverpudlian teenagers, tackling big issues like grief, sex, diversity and class differences.
Reece's life spirals as Disneyland Darren resurfaces, his mum dates Mr Dunn and being forced to help The Brimble sparks constant clashes.
Mia-Louise lands a football academy place and clashes with disciplined teammate Daisy, while Aimee faces class prejudice and Reece sparks hotel chaos.
Reece discovers confidence through debating and sees behind The Brimble's facade, while Mia-Louise resists football's demand to conform.
A debating final reunites former friends, but chaos, arrests and buried resentment test Christopher's loyalties, while Lewis's self-improvement spirals into chaos.
A decades-old ballroom rivalry reignites as dance legend Mary returns to face Grandma Pat, pulling Christopher and Reece into the feud, while Aimee questions her family's past.
Aimee's big theatre debut is upended by family truths, Mia-Louise must choose her footballing future, and the boys' antics run wildly out of control.
A pre-GCSE retreat becomes a fight for survival when a gunman appears, forcing everyone to confront love, truth and what really matters.
