When she goes missing, Tony is desperate to find her. Anwar must come to terms with his family's religion and Maxxie's sexuality.
Sid realized his love for Cassie and races to find her. A traumatic accident changes the life of once-popular Tony, as well as the lives of friends Sid and Michelle, who no longer know how to act with him. It's been six months since Tony's accident, and he's still recovering from the injury. Meanwhile, Maxxie wants to leave college and become a dancer. Sketch is a loner who spends her time locked up in her house taking care of her disabled mom. She's in love with Maxxie and jealous of Michelle.
Sid hasn't coped well with the fact that Tony isn't who he used to be. Soon Sid is hit with a life crisis that leaves him needing Tony more than ever. Michelle's mom has married yet another new husband. When a stepsister enters the picture, Michelle finds herself growing increasingly isolated.
Chris gets expelled from school and is forced to find a job. Jal and Chris strike up a deal: She'll unwind as long as he gets his act together. When Tony sees Sid and Michelle at a club, he can't control his emotions.
Nobody understands what he's going through -- until he meets a strange girl. Effy takes care of her depressed mom, tries to restore the relationship between Tony and Michelle, and mentors the new girl at school. Jal's got a big secret that she can't tell anyone until she decides what to do about it. But she can't keep the secret for much longer.
When a dinner party leads to a confrontation between Cassie and Michelle, the lies and secrets become too much for Cassie to handle. It's the day of final report cards, and the friends decide not to look at their grades until they've said goodbye to Chris. An immigrant, an adorable virgin and a volatile queen bee face the modern-day realities of drug abuse, sex and eating disorders at their high school. It's the first day of the new term at Roundview College and time to meet a brand-new set of year-olds.
It's Cook's 17th birthday. Half the college has been invited to his Uncle Keith's pub to witness a night Cook believes will go down in history. Thomas arrives in England from Congo. His family is due to join him in a few days, and he must find somewhere for them to live. Pandora persuades Effy to come to her sleepover, even though Effy is focused on getting messed up. Pandora confesses she needs advice on sex matters. Freddie is emotionally blackmailed into upholding the story his sister and their dad are spinning about their dead mother for a TV talent show.
Naomi is controlling Emily's affections, dismissing Cook as a misogynist pig, and enjoying the flattering attention of her politics teacher. Everything's gone pear-shaped since Effy came between JJ's two friends. JJ attempts to map out the problem in a flow chart, but it only maddens him. Effy's lost her mojo. She resolves to confront her feelings for Freddie but finds him ensconced with someone else.
Katie is too humiliated from the incident in the woods to leave the house. Luckily, she's got Emily to bail her out. Outlaws Cook and Effy are running wild, clinging to each other and blocking out the rest of the world by getting totally off their faces. Emily, Freddie and the rest of the gang are reeling from a local girl's drug-induced suicide. Thomas gets tossed out of school and Cook lands in jail. Back from summer break, the gang gets absorbed in their hedonism. Then Thomas experiences a life-changing event that leads him to question everything.
Emily and Naomi are loved up and enjoying their extended summer of love together. The thorn in Emily's side is her family. Cook is in prison. After beating someone up in front of a room full of witnesses, he's told by his lawyer that he has no choice but to plead guilty. Katie's family's bankrupt, and they've got nowhere to live. And under the strain of it all, Jenna and Rob seem to be headed for splitsville.
Freddie is loved up. He and Effy are enjoying their time together and carrying on their hedonistic ways with no thought of tomorrow. JJ is in love. Lara Lloyd is sweet perfection, and he's smitten. But JJ thinks she's way out of his league and lacks the courage to ask her out.
Effy has been in a psychiatric hospital since she tried to take her own life. After lots of therapy, her counselor says she is ready to go back home.
The gang thinks about their past and future: Thomas is running fast, Katie is matchmaking, Cookie's up to his old tricks and Naomi's had enough. Prepare to meet the third generation of "Skins," four girls and four boys who leave behind the comfort of their cliques and become something amazing. Loner Franky accidentally challenges Mini's position as Queen Bee. Mini plays the long game and Franky finds herself befriended by the girls.
Rich uses his extreme music to keep the world, especially girls, at bay. When Alo finds Rich's perfect woman, Rich must learn how to chat up girls. Mini is threatened. FAQ 1. Is the series available to own? Details Edit. Release date January 17, United States. Canada United Kingdom. Official site. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Company Pictures Echelon Productions, Inc.
Entertainment One. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 42 minutes. Related news. Jan 9 Dark Horizons. Jan 9 ComicBookMovie. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Top Gap. What is the Spanish language plot outline for Skins ? See more gaps Learn more about contributing.
Class is a difficult topic to bridge, particularly in a nation like the US — a country built on promise, mobility and the American Dream, attainable through hard work and struggle. The idea that one's social status may be determined not by hard work but by circumstances of birth and a few lucky breaks is almost untenable to American viewers. To this end, it is remarkable that Skins was imported over from England at all: class issues inform a lot of the characters' background and perception, which is difficult to translate for American audiences.
The excessive use of profanity, often coded as lower-class speech is highly present in the pilot, when Tony's father goes off at him about the stereo. The US version is censored, and his father is remarkably cooler, channelling anger at the action, but not the child at least, until Tony locks him out of the bathroom.
Back in the UK, the focus is on showing, not telling: Sid hesitates at the door after he is admonished to take off his shoes — the camera reveals mismatched socks with a gaping hole in the toe. The teen's obvious discomfort belies a discomfort familiar to anyone attempting to mute their class background — but the American version doesn't bother with this. Noting that American society has barely even developed the language to discuss class, the Media Education Foundation's illuminating documentary, Class Dismissed: How TV Frames the Working Class , focused on three main ways to measure class in an increasingly fluid society:.
Economic class: income and accumulated wealth. Political class: the power to influence the public and political process.
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