Jersey Shore

Tony’s a smart kid. So smart he believes that he can get his best mate Sid laid, and make a profit. Inevitably the drugs deal goes wrong. Sid doesn’t lose his virginity...again. The stolen car goes into the river with the unpaid for drugs.

We look into the magical world of Cassie and the dance she dances to fool everyone that she’s beating her eating disorder.

Jal tries to find time to rehearse for Young Musician of the Year, but what's the point when your family don't even notice? Meanwhile, Sid's got his own problems.

Happy-go-lucky party animal Chris wakes up to a hangover, and a note from his mum saying she's gone away. There's only one thing to do at a time like this - party some more!

Sid is in trouble. Deep trouble. His coursework hasn't made the grade, he's as sexually frustrated as ever, and he can't get his best mate's girl, Michelle, out of his head.

Maxxie and Anwar's friendship is tested when they go on the most disastrous school trip ever. Surely an entire A level history class can't get deported from Russia, can they?

Time's up for Tony; Michelle's had enough. When a shining knight appears on the horizon with the promise of a happy ending, she jumps right in. But Tony's not about to let her go that easy.

Has nobody noticed that Tony's little sister Effy never utters a word and sneaks out of the house at night? Tony has. And Tony doesn't give a damn about anybody or anything, except his little sister.

It's Anwar's birthday, but no-one's in the mood to celebrate. Scores need to be settled. And settled they are, with some unexpected yet dangerously wonderful consequences.