Fresh Meat

As the friends begin their second year at Manchester Medlock, they welcome naive new housemate Candice into the fold, and have to get used to having JP as their landlord.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Gordon Anderson
Writer(s): Jesse Armstrong, Sam Bain

Kingsley doesn't have the heart to break things off with Heather, so he decides to date both her and Josie, who is keen to move back and study pharmacology. However, there's one problem - the course tutor is Sabine.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Gordon Anderson
Writer(s): D.C. Jackson, Tony Roche

Realising how serious Javier has become since they got married, Vod tries to break up with him, but discovers it's not that simple.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Gordon Anderson
Writer(s): Henrietta Ashworth, Jessica Ashworth, Tom Basden

Having been rejected by Sam for cheating in the quiz, JP makes it his mission to win her back in spite of the fact she clearly thinks he's a posh twit.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Gordon Anderson
Writer(s): Tom Basden

There's much excitement in the house when Vod reveals her mum is coming to stay, but when she arrives she's not what anyone expected.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Jamie Jay Johnson
Writer(s): Penelope Skinner

The housemates get radical as they participate in a university sit-in organised by Oregon to demonstrate against the forced deportation of a hot Tunisian guy.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Jamie Jay Johnson
Writer(s): Jon Brown

It's Howard's birthday, not that he's told anybody. But word gets out anyway and the housemates agree to throw him a party at Candice's behest.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Jamie Jay Johnson
Writer(s): Tony Roche

In the aftermath of the party, relationships and friendships are on the rocks.

Stars: Zawe Ashton, Greg McHugh, Kimberley Nixon
Director(s): Jamie Jay Johnson
Writer(s): Tony Roche