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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 1 : Franky
Episode 2 : Rich
Episode 3 : Mini
Episode 4 : Liv
Episode 5 : Nick
Episode 6 : Alo
Episode 7 : Grace
Episode 8 : Everyone
Skins - Season 5
Description
Season 5 opens with loner Franky starting at Roundview and accidentally challenges Mini's position as Queen Bee. Mini plays the long game and Franky finds herself befriended by the girls. When she won't conform to what Mini expects of her she is spat out.
Season 5 opens with loner Franky starting at Roundview and accidentally challenges Mini's position as Queen Bee. Mini plays the long game and Franky finds herself befriended by the girls. When she won't conform to what Mini expects of her she is spat out.
Actors:
Juliet Cowan,
Jessica Sula,
Pippa Frost,
Steve Toussaint,
Ben Uttley,
Richard Hope,
Oliver Mellor
Juliet Cowan
21 May 1974, London, England, UK
Jessica Sula
3 May 1994, Gorseinon, Swansea, Wales, UK
Pippa Frost
Steve Toussaint
22 March 1965, UK
Ben Uttley
25 April 1978, Newcastle Upon-Tyne, England, UK
Richard Hope
1953, England, UK
Oliver Mellor
1981, Windsor, Berkshire, England, UK
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Jamie Brittain, Bryan Elsley
Country:
United Kingdom
Keywords:
#Bryan Elsley #Jamie Brittain #Joe Dempsie #Kaya Scodelario #Nicholas Hoult #Skins - Season 5
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October 04, 2018
The finale of this series of Skins still suffered from the same weak acting and dodgy storyline.
October 01, 2018
This series has managed to raise Skins from the mire that was the second generation.
October 03, 2018
Tame to the point of anodyne.
October 01, 2018
Skins doesn't patronise its targeted teenage audience; it deftly tackles the issues they face day to day.
