Ladhood - Episode Guide

Having started a fight with a stranger, for the crime of having a conversation with his girlfriend, Liam thinks back to his adolescence and where this toxic behaviour stems from.

Liam tells Jess that he's taking a month off the booze. As he struggles to make it through a sober Friday night, he reflects on where his relationship with alcohol began.

After a bad day at work Liam talks to Jess and is forced to finally confront his mental health problems, leading him to remember the conflicting advice of two of his old teachers.

While preparing to perform at a spoken word gig in Leeds, Liam finds inspiration in an old homemade hip-hop track he created with his teenage mates.

Liam is doing cocaine at a warehouse party with a stranger on a Tuesday night. He should be preparing for his mental health assessment. Has he always been this reckless?

Liam lies to Jess about missing his mental health assessment and tensions in their relationship reach boiling point. Liam is suddenly nostalgic for the simplicity of first love.

Liam is on a date for the first time since his breakup. When his date asks Liam about the last time he felt ‘completely happy,' he's thrust back into memories of his adolescence.

At the age of 33 Liam decides it's time he learned to drive. Back in noughties Leeds, Ralph is days away from his driving test and the lads are pinning their hopes on him passing.

Liam is wounded after Ross tells him he doesn't want him to be best man at his wedding. Fortunately, he soon meets some charming - if suspiciously well-bred - new friends at work.

Liam accepts an invitation to the house of an older woman. The woman and her friends begin to share spooky stories. Liam reveals 'the scariest thing that ever happened to him'.

Ross asks Liam to record a short congratulations message to be played at his wedding. But when Jess is impressed by another guest's video, his competitive instincts kick in.

It's Ross's wedding day. With Liam's ex-girlfriend due to attend as a bridesmaid. But Liam seems suspiciously relaxed under the circumstances.

When Liam's landlord ups the rent, he's forced to look for a new place to live. During his search, he is thrust back into adolescent memories of the lads' first flatshare.

Leeds, mid-noughties. When Liam's relationship with his parents hits a low point, he convinces the lads to move in together. But after the others have signed on the dotted line, Liam realises moving out of his parents' might not be as straightforward as he first thought.

Needing money for a house deposit, 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.

Leeds, mid-noughties. Desperate for money, Liam takes a job at a local pizza restaurant. But when the part-time shifts don't bring in the wages he hoped for, he starts skipping school to take on more shifts.

After somehow securing a promotion, Liam finds himself morally compromised when asked to work on an advertising campaign for a betting service. While looking for inspiration, he finds himself thinking back to the first bet he ever placed.

Leeds, mid-noughties. Having placed a bet on the Grand National, Liam is dumbstruck when he wins a small fortune. But when the lads begin to spend more and more time (and money) gambling, someone is bound to end up in trouble.

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.

Leeds, mid-noughties. After failing miserably in a mock university entrance interview, Liam realises he needs to demonstrate some initiative if he's to have any chance of succeeding at the real thing.

When Liam accidentally takes a double dose of magic mushrooms, a bad trip begins to rear its ugly head. As he tries to remain calm, Liam is reminded of his first psychedelic experience.

Leeds, mid-2000's. Liam is mere days away from his final A-level exam. To get the grades, he just needs to stay focussed and keep revising. But when the lads surprise him with a batch of space cakes, his revision plans are derailed.

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?

Leeds mid-2000's. Liam has got the exam results he needs to head off to Cambridge University. Desperate to celebrate with his best friends, he's soon in search of the lads. But when he finds them, there are more pressing issues to attend to - someone has smashed their prized possession, the flatscreen TV.