G'wed
- TV sitcom
- ITVX
- 2024
- 6 episodes (1 series)
Comedy about working class Liverpudlian teenagers. Stars Dylan Thomas-Smith, Jake Kenny-Byrne, Max Ainsworth, Dominic Murphy, Zak Douglas and more.
Character guide
Reece
Cheeky Reece unexpectedly becomes friends with "posh muppet" Christopher at the start of the new school year. Reece lives with his mum Jodie - he's grown up not knowing who his dad is.
Christopher
Following the death of his mother, Christopher has moved to Liverpool to live with his gran. With his 'posh' accent and desire to dress smart, he initially struggles to fit in and make friends at school, but then makes an unlikely alliance with Reece.
Connor
Connor is one of the gang of boys. He often talks about how much he loves women's arses... and he would be particularly keen to spend time with Reece's mum.... as he often tells Reece.
Ted
Ted is part of the group of lads at the centre of the show. He is gay, and looking for his first true love.
Mo
Mo completes the male friendship group. He pretends to be religious to try and get Ella Grace interested in going on a date with him.
Aimee
Aimee wants to be an actor, and looks set to take the lead role in the school's next Shakespeare production, appearing alongside Christopher. There's clearly chemistry between the two leads... which is causing Christopher problems, as Aimee's ex-boyfriend is Lewis. Aimee has been quietly dealing with issues at home.. her dad has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
Mia-Louise
Mia-Louise and Aimee are good friends - they can often be seen teasing Mr Dunn. Mia-Louise is hoping to take her relationship with Ziad to the next level soon.
Ella Grace, The Brimble
Ella Grace is a go-getting organiser. She's very keen to be woke, environmentally friendly, and generally have a positive impact in society... although she is also quite gullible, something the other pupils sometimes exploit.
Ziad
Ziad is from Libya. He initially pretends not to speak English, to help him look mysterious and attract the romantic interest of Mia-Louise. His religious beliefs means he won't have sex before marriage... something he is worried will impact on his relationship.
Jodie
Jodie is Reece's fun-loving easy-going mum. She works at the school as a dinnerlady. She has raised Reece by herself, as his father was just a one night stand.
Grandma Pat
Pat is Christopher's grandmother. She keeps walking in on Reece and her grandson in what looks like compromising positions... but it is just Reece winding Christopher up.
Lewis
Lewis is the school thug. He is always up for a scrap... and has his eyes set on beating up Christopher, as - even though Aimee dumped him - he doesn't like how much time Christopher is spending with his ex.
Mr Dunn
Mr Dunn is the English and Drama teacher at the school. The pupils run rings around him, especially Aimee and Mia-Louise who prey on his desire to do and say the right thing in terms of political correctness.