In the third and final series, young Liam stands on the threshold of adulthood, as he approaches the end of sixth form and eyes up a potential place at a top university.
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There were a few times one could sense Williams really wanted to let his woke flag fly...apologizing for being a man, all women are great, obsession with inherent traits like skin color/gender. But when he stopped doing that, and instead observed simple humanity, the show was watchable.
Episode 1
When the landlord ups the rent, Liam is forced to look for a new place to live. During his search, he is thrust back into adolescent memories of the lads’ first flatshare.
Episode 2
Liam decides to try and win a promotion. But when he becomes disillusioned with work, he thinks back to his first part-time job at a pizza restaurant.
Episode 3
Having secured a promotion, Liam finds himself morally compromised when asked to work on an ad campaign for a betting service, which makes him think back to the first bet he ever placed.
Episode 4
Freshly unemployed, Liam has been asked to give a motivational careers speech at his old school. He thinks back to preparing for his university entrance interview as a teenager.
Episode 5
When Liam accidentally takes a double dose of magic mushrooms, a bad trip begins to rear its ugly head, reminding him of his first psychedelic experience.
Episode 6
While facing up to the prospect of moving back to Leeds, Liam gets a call from a past acquaintance — but can they shed new light on an old mystery?