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Cook (Jack O’Connell) and Effy (Kaya Scodelario) are in self-imposed exile from the gang, having gone to stay with Cook’s father. Effy is running away from everything she’s ever known and Cook enables her escape. Problem is, Cook is slowly falling out of lust, and in love. Back in Bristol, JJ (Ollie Barbieri) tries to snap Freddie (Luke Pasqualino) out of his depressed stupour, down about the loss of both his best mate, and the girl he loves. Freddie and JJ force Effy to confront who she is and what she really wants. She has to make amends for the damage she’s caused. She also has to decide whether to follow her heart. Can the four friends find a way forward together?

Katie (Megan Prescott) won't leave the house. Fortunately, Emily (Kathryn Prescott) is able to disguise herself as her sister, and sits an exam for her, facilitating the self-imposed house-arrest. Emily and Naomi (Lily Loveless) get closer, but when Emily asks Naomi to accompany her to the college ball, she says no breaking Emily's fragile heart. Against her better judgement, and under duress, Emily agrees to partner Katie to the ball, and they plan their outfits together. Out shopping, though, Katie sees a way of regaining her hard-sought status at college. When Freddie inadvertently drops the bombshell about Emily and JJ, Katie hatches a plan making her sister the ultimate victim. Katie's scheming results in the mother of all show-downs. But she's the one who has to face her fears and accept some hard truths she's not in control any more.

Effy (Kaya Scodelario) is at the lowest point, but this time there's no older brother at home to notice; and home life has deteriorated so much that it's even harder than ever for her to communicate. Katie (Megan Prescott), having usurped Effy as Queen Bee, takes every opportunity to rub in her superiority and highlight the fact that Freddie (Luke Pasqualino) is her man, and Effy is to keep her hands off. She invites Effy to a party in the woods, but there are stipulations - Effy has to drive, and Cook is not welcome. As they all head off, the car strains with tension - as secrets and rivalries build. Their paranoid state increases when they have a frightening run in with some poachers. Freddie manages to lighten the mood, and as they arrive at the campsite, they recover themselves and start to have fun. Effy finds some magic mushrooms, and they experiment. Katie’s jealousy of Effy returns, as Effy becomes the centre of the action. The fun and excitement intensify, that is until it becomes clear someone has been tampering with their stuff. Hearing gun shots, they realise someone is charging towards them. The atmosphere darkens and any fun they were having disappears in an instant. Later, Effy gets the opportunity to follow her heart, but a decision she makes may be difficult to ever recover from.

JJ's (Ollie Barbieri ) feeling lost and confused. The upset within the gang has taken its toll on him, and his fine balancing act has come unstuck. When he visits his psychiatric clinic, he just gets given more drugs. At home, his mother (Juliet Cowan) is worn out with it all, and away from the home, JJ can see his friends coming apart at the seams. With Effy (Kaya Scodelario) at such a low ebb, and the chance discovery of Cook (Jack O'Connell), Freddie (Luke Pasqualino) and Pandora's (Lisa Backwell) secrets, he feels the burden to be overwhelming. But an unlikely member of the gang - Emily (Kathryn Prescott ) - proves to be the true friend at his time of need.

Naomi (Lily Loveless) thinks she has the world worked out, and puts people in their appropriate boxes. There's her hippy mum (Olivia Colman); the adoration from Emily (Kathryn Prescott); Cook's (Jack O'Connell) insulting misogyny; and her politics teacher, Kieran's (Ardal O'Hanlon), flattery. She thinks she has them all sussed, and that it's only her who can see the truth. However, the upcoming student elections leave her at a loss, and her insecurities get the better of her. The trust and confidence inspired by a friend encourages her to stand up to her arch rival, the antithesis of everything she stands for, as her and Cook go head to head; but Naomi learns that nothing is black and white anymore.

Freddie's (Luke Pasqualino) the black sheep of his family. His big sister Karen (Klariza Clayton) has ambitions - she’s reached the final of a TV talent show to find a new member of girl group Da Sexxbombz. Freddie despises her lust for celebrity but is emotionally blackmailed into upholding the story Karen and their Dad, Leo (Simon Day), are spinning. On top of this, living in the shadow of the increasingly reckless Cook (Jack O'Connell) is becoming too much to bear. When Effy (Kaya Scoledario) turns up at his shed, Freddie doesn't know what to do with himself; there's a always been a connection between them. Freddie feels torn between his family, his friends, and his heart, and the isolation is overwhelming. Will Freddie start to put himself first, or will he retreat to his shed, and beloved skateboard, as he always has before?

With the first and only boy Pandora's (Lisa Backwell) ever fancied having been deported, Pandora is desperate to have some fun and decides to throw a party. Unbeknown to Pandora, Katie (Megan Prescott) has used some rather special ingredients in the chocolate brownies, which take the party to another level. Effy (Kaya Scodelario) knows, but hasn't warned Pandora or her Mum Angela (Sally Phillips) who is munching happily on the choccie treats. Effy can only look on while her best friend Mum's behaviour gets increasingly bizarre.
An angry Pandora grabs the fun where she can, and towards the end of the evening let's her heart rule her head... but will she regret it the morning?

Thomas (Merveille Lukeba) arrives alone in the UK from the Congo. His family are due to join him in a few days, and he has to find somewhere for them to live. He finds an abandoned flat on an estate, but little does he know that local gangster Johnny White (Mackenzie Crook) is his new landlord, and there's no way Johnny's going to let him live there for free. Thomas has to fend for himself, but a chance encounter at a bus stop, and a mutual love of donuts brings him together with Pandora (Lisa Backwell) and Effy (Kaya Scoledario).
It's fate for Pandora and Thomas, who hit it off immediately she takes him to see her Aunt Elizabeth (Maureen Lipman), who just might have the answer to Thomas' insolvency, with a rather unconventional money-making scheme.

It's Cook's (Jack O'Connell) 17th birthday, and half the college have been invited to his uncle's pub to witness a night Cook believes will go down in history. The girls get are about to leave when Freddie (Luke Pasqualino) gets a phone call from his sister Karen (Klariza Clayton). She's at her best friend Kayleigh's (Amy Burnett) engagement party and they want to get the party started. The gang head off uninvited. Cook attracts the attention of Kayleigh's dad, notorious local gangster Johnny White (Mackenzie Crook). The party is a timid affair, so - ignoring Freddie's warnings about Johnny White - Cook decides to do as the Cookie monster does and up the tempo, and the evening takes a turn for the worst.

It's the first day of term at Roundview College and a new gang is forming. Best friends Freddie , JJ and Cook are en-route to college. Their world collides with Effy's, and Cook is intrigued-this trouble maker has met his match. However, both Freddie and JJ are equally smitten.

Identical twin sisters, Katie and Emily, prepare for their first day; as per usual, Katie walks all over her sister Emily. Once at college, Effy and Katie clock one another immediately, whilst Effy's best mate Pandora tells Effy she wants to lose her virginity "asap".

At college, Cook tries to charm the girl sitting next to him but instead winds her up. Naomi doesn't suffer fools gladly and grasses Cook up.

Effy issues smitten Freddie, JJ and Cook with a challenge to be completed by the end of the day. The winner will get to 'know her' better.

And so the first day at college begins...

Each member of the gang says goodbye to Chris as they go on their separate ways.

There's something wrong with Cassie, and when everything gets too much, she runs.

Keeping her pregnancy a secret is becoming impossible for Jal.

Effy needs to fix her personal problems within her life along with her school life.

Ever since the accident, Tony has been trying to become like his old self. No-one seems to understand him, not even himself, but what effect will the strange girl at a prospective college have on him?

Chris' life is going down-hill fast, but what happens when Jal gives him a challenge?

Michelle's mother decides to get married again, and Michelle is not happy with her new step sister.

Sid is upset when he sees Cassie having the time of her life in Scotland. Things get worse when his grandfather shows up to say he is dying and to say goodbye.

A girl named Sketch is stalking Maxxie.

Tony finds himself making friends with an unlikely person.

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Michelle's mother decides to get married again, and Michelle is not happy with her new step sister.

Maxxie and Anwar find their friendship being tested.

Sid's highly strung father is furious at him as he has failed most of his college coursework. Although he is very intelligent, Sid is easily distracted, particularly by his love for Michelle. Tony's promise to let him go out with her delights Sid but has the opposite effect on Cassie.

Chris' mother has left home, leaving Chris with £ 1000. Chris finds himself destitute after spending the money on a party. Cassie asks Sid on a date. Chris turns to Angie as the only person who can help him. But what will Angie do?

Jal is an aspiring classical musician at school. But her father and two brothers don't seem to respect her ability. In addition, she gets unwanted attention and encouragement-- based on her race--from the school administration. Michelle, her best friend, is too busy with Tony to offer support so she relies Sid. Jal's life gets even more complicated and dangerous later.

Cassie's parents and most of her friends believe that she is over her eating disorder. The good-natured and likeable Sid seems to be the only person who thinks otherwise or even to care. However, he is distracted by his feelings for Michelle, his best friend's girlfriend, and threats of castration from a drug dealer

The ambitious and super-confident 17-year-old Tony Stonem plans to help his best friend, the perpetually half asleep virgin Sid Jenkins, to get laid. He also hopes to earn money selling illegal drugs. Abigail's party seems like the perfect place to do both.