Coming Of Age. Image shows from L to R: Jas (Hannah Job), Ollie (Ceri Phillips), DK (Joe Tracini), Matt (Tony Bignell), Chloe (Anabel Barnston). Copyright: BBC
Coming Of Age

Coming Of Age

  • TV sitcom
  • BBC Three
  • 2007 - 2011
  • 23 episodes (3 series)

A bawdy, loud teen sitcom from writer Tim Dawson about a group of friends at college together in Abingdon. Also features Anabel Barnston, Tony Bignell, Hannah Job, Ceri Phillips, Joe Tracini and more.

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Series 1, Episode 1 - B... Low Job

DK fancies Sky, but will his unusual seduction techniques - a mix of chocolate, rap and breakdancing - succeed? Meanwhile, it's essay time, and Matt steals Chloe's essay to make sure he gets a good grade.

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Further details

It's essay time, and when Matt copies Chloe's essay to make sure he gets a good grade, he seriously annoys her. Jas tries to get her grade improved by flirting with teacher Simon, so her boyfriend, Ollie, decides to get his own back by going off with Sky. Chloe and Jas decide to avenge the boys' bad behaviour with a swimming session they'll never forget.

Meanwhile, DK tries to romance Sky with chocolate, a rap and break-dancing, but ends up injuring his leg. Eventually, a love poem in German entices Sky down from her balcony.

Broadcast details

Date
Tuesday 30th September 2008
Time
10:30pm
Channel
BBC Three
Length
30 minutes

Repeats

Show past repeats

Date Time Channel
Monday 21st September 2009 10:30pm BBC3
Saturday 22nd May 2010 12:15am BBC3

Cast & crew

Cast
Anabel Barnston Chloe
Tony Bignell Matt
Hannah Job Jas
Ceri Phillips Ollie
Joe Tracini DK
Guest cast
Ed Coleman Mr Simon Dixon
Charlotte Hilton Sky (Large Girl)
Marc Small Jason (Supply Teacher)
Writing team
Tim Dawson Writer
Paul Mayhew-Archer Script Editor
Production team
David Sant Director
Stephen McCrum Producer
Sarah Hitchcock Executive Producer
Mark Lawrence Editor
Simon Rogers Production Designer
Kate Goes Composer
Richie Webb Composer

Videos

Heading For A Fall

Showing off near stairs is never a good idea.

Men's Problems

Some lame homework excuses.

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