Shy teen Jack finally leaves behind his mum for Brent Uni. Paired up to live in a campus outbuilding with lads' lad Danny, the two mismatched freshers go on their first big night out.
Freshers Jack and Danny try to find their own crowds while being banned from partying in halls. But a night out with fashion student Yemi leads to them both getting far more than they bargained for...
It's Christmas at Brent Uni, and Jules hosts Sexual Health Awareness Week. Meanwhile, Jack and Danny each try to face up to their own sexual shortcomings.
Jack tries to be more like his dad, Corinne attempts to loosen up, and Danny conducts an experiment with the help of campus dealer Ash that has very messy results for all involved...
A frustrated Jack attempts to lose his V-plates. Shannon pushes Peggy to date again. Corinne tries to help Danny get back on his feet. And Yemi campaigns to be elected LGBTQIA+ society president.
Jack goes home for the summer holidays, desperate for Danny to get in touch, and a series of surprises test Jack and Peggy's inseparable bond for the very first time.
Jack has an eye-opening gay encounter in the toilets at his dead dad's 60th birthday party. And the gang have nowhere to live for second year...
Jack and Danny desperately try to pull a fresher. Corinne and Yemi succeed in their sexual pursuits. And Peggy convinces Shannon to contact her mystery one-night stand.
Danny's dad gets in touch; should Danny give him another chance? Jack stalks his sexy lecturer. Yemi frantically designs a fashion collection.
Jack and the gang plan a huge surprise for Danny, just as his dad visits from Margate. But no one is sure whether to warm to him. Shannon convinces Peggy to start dating.
Jack, Danny and Corinne head for work experience with a banter-obsessed lads' mag editor and an overly keen radio host. Shannon finally meets Tariq the baby daddy.
Everyone descends on Watford Hospital for a long night on the maternity ward, as Jack's whole family have to confront past tragedies before a new, exciting chapter begins.
