Danny Griffin | So Awkward

• Genre: Sitcom
• Created by: Julie Bower
• Written by: Julie Bower, Mark Oswin, Bede Blake, Matt Brito, Anthony McMurray
• Directed by: Rebecca Rycroft, Jordan Hogg, Ian Curtis
• Starring: Cleo Demetriou, Emily Burnett, Sophia Dall'Aglio, Ameerah Falzon-Ojo, Jamie Flatters, Archie Lyndhurst, Alex Carter, Carla Mendonça, Clive Rowe, Vicky Hall, Susan Earl, Kay Purcell, Rosie Boore, Fisher Costello-Rose, Samuel Small, Raif Clarke, Gemma Paige North, Nethra Tilakumara
• Composer: Samuel Karl Bohn
• No. of series: 6 (main show), 1 (Still So Awkward), 2 (So Awkward Academy)
• No. of episodes: 114
• Executive producers: Alan Marke, Jim Reid, Sue Nott, Chris Rose
• Producer: Sally Martin
• Editors: Justin James, Lindsey Dillon-Massey
• Running time: 28 minutes
• Production company: Channel X

The show follows the lives of a group of socially awkward friends as they go through secondary school.

"Waitress Wars"

Lily loves working at a cafe until Jas joins her and changes things to make it a really fun job for her. Martha is shocked and upset to learn Ollie has a girlfriend and feuds with her due to her jealously. Sid says he may leave Cranmede school which Jas is surprisingly fine with but Rob is really sad about and goes all cheesy with Sid about it.

"Head Boy Hearts Girl"

Lily thinks that the Head Boy, Hunter has a crush on her. Lily develops a crush too but knows Rob is the right boy for her so she is instructed by Jas to be overly mean to Hunter instead. Martha and Kat compete for their choice to become a statue for 'women who changed the world week'. Hunter helps Martha get signatures due to his crush on her whilst Lily still believes that he likes her and wants to get in with her friends. Ollie avoids Martha and Kat as he does not want to be pressured into voting for one or the other as he will get hatred from the other, so he pretends that he has no opinion on their choices. Martha is co concerned that she is only getting votes because Hunter asks them, which is not what she stands for.

"No Pain No Gain"

Rob tries to train Mr Malone as part of his PE A-Level module but Mr Malone just makes him play video games instead. Rob pretends to get injured and be on crutches so he doesn't have to play which results in Hunter coaching him instead and making him do PE for real. Rob continues to lie to Lily about being injured in order to continue to train her for his module as she would not have done it if it wasn't for his injury. Meanwhile, Jas sells useless sculptures at Mugshotz because 'the universe told her to do it' and has a bet with Lou regarding the sculptures.

"V Day"

Valentines day is coming up and Martha and Ollie are strongly against it until Martha helps Ollie to plan an educational yet romantic evening with Kat. Lou bans anything to do with it from her cafe until she gets a valentine. Lily goes crazy about it but Rob is more interested in his football game. Jas tries to come up with gifts to give to send to Sid on Valentines day and Mr Malone and Hunter try to get dates, both of which backfire.

"Open Mice"

Martha and Mr Malone join forces against Hunter and Ollie and Kat in a stand-up comedy competition run by Lou at the cafe. Meanwhile, Jas becomes friends with mice (Percival and Serena) located in the cafe, which threatens the evening going ahead and the possibilities of Lily receiving tips so she can buy a £99 cape. Lily and Jas team up to keep the mice a secret and not out and about. Martha uses her knowledge to help bring down Hunter but misenterprets why he is tongue tied around her.

"Radio PI"

Ollie agrees to host a radio show with Martha called Radio Pi but lies to Kat about it due to the tension between Kat and Martha. Martha is pleased to have Ollie back on side again. Ollie's lies about being in the studio to help Mr Malone write a song backfires when he actually has to make one with him. Rob helps as Lily is obsessed with the fact that they need a song to represent their relationship and Rob believes Mr Malone's song could do the trick. Martha is frustrated with the relationship talk so Radio PI is fully factual. Jas however creates a relationship show and becomes too popular within school to the point where she must stop being the agony aunt.