Wasn't that amazing?! Being a newbie to Skins I didn't know what to expect but Fire was definitely worth the watch.
Skins: Fire features different aspects of main character, Effy's, life. From her job, to her love life and her trouble dealing with her best friend being diagnosed with cancer.
I can't fault the actors in the series, as far as I was concerned they were all great BUT something I couldn't help but think was 'are there too many issues included in the series?' With themes of illness, trust, sexuality, relationships and crime there's a lot of possible things to relate to. But is there too much?
Comment and let me know what you think.
Skins: Pure starts next Monday on E4 at 10.00pm.
Anyway, what will the orange-caped super-'heroes' get up to this series? All i'm guessing is that they'll probably get through a few more probation workers seeing as that's how they normally do things. And after seeing zombie cheerleaders and crazy nun's who know's what we can expect from those oh-so-ordinary kids down on that London estate.
Okay, just need to get this out there. I have a new favourite TV programme. BAD EDUCATION. For those of you that haven't seen it, it's basically all about 'Alfie Wicker' (played by Jack Whitehall) who is a teacher at London Secondary School, Abbey Grove. The show is now on its second series on BBC and if you're not already following it, i strongly recommend you begin to as it is one of the funniest TV shows out there at the moment. Even more so if you're currently in secondary school/sixth form as certain bits are so relatable its kinda scary. I guess you could say it's a mixture of Mean Girls and Waterloo Road? Who doesn't want to see that?! 
