Innocent young Luke inadvertently finds himself sharing a cell at a young offender unit on a two year stretch after his sister's stupid boyfriend Jason has attempted a bank hold-up and used Luke as his driver. To make things worse for Luke the two boys have to share a cell. Whilst Jason takes to the life, flattering himself that motherly officer Dawn fancies him, Luke is increasingly worried as he is sure girlfriend Gemma is seeing another boy called Roger. When he makes a phone call to find out he is mistaken for a snitch and beaten up by 'Twilight' saga loving hard man Marcel whilst tough warder Creg looks on. Written by don @ minifie-1

It's the start of the academic programme at Sunnybank View Young Offender Institution, and Luke and Jason must decide what course to take. After a tip-off from prison wheeler-dealer Black Elton John, the boys opt for Creg's painfully-dull-sounding Life Skills Class. The class turns out to be the world's biggest skive - ideal for Luke, who just wants an easy life. However, when his girlfriend Gemma reveals that she's proud of new friend Roger taking a GCSE, a jealous Luke announces to her that he's taking an A-Level in a much more difficult subject. Gemma is very impressed by Luke's get-up-and-go attitude - now all Luke has to do is convince Prison Officer Dawn to let him switch courses. Jason is preoccupied building an armed sex-robot to kill Roger, plus it's Tattoo Tuesday and Black Elton John has a 2-for-1 deal on. But when Jason gets wind of Luke's plan, he can't help but get involved and events rapidly spiral out of Luke's control. Meanwhile, Marcel has been forcing Luke to read ...

Luke is horrified to discover that not only is his girlfriend Gemma still living with her close friend Roger, but they're thinking of getting a dog together. Gemma's brother (and Luke's infuriating cellmate) Jason for once has a good solution to the problem - why doesn't Luke propose? Meanwhile, Prison Officer Creg is suspicious that one of the inmates is running a gambling racket right under his nose. Unfortunately, his usual source of information - Isaac - has gone cold turkey on snitching and Creg just can't seem to break him. Luke's proposal plan hits a snag when Jason reveals that he'll have to get permission from his parents. This wouldn't have been such a problem had Jason not accidentally told his Dad that it was entirely Luke's fault that they're both locked up. And if that wasn't pressure enough, other prisoners have started putting bets on whether Gemma will say yes... including the terrifying Marcel.

Sunnybank View Young Offender Institution goes into lockdown when prisoner Esteban escapes overnight. Luke is initially delighted - Esteban used to spray him in the face with weedkiller on gardening duty. Matters take a slight turn however, when prison psychopath Marcel insists that Luke breaks him out. No-nonsense Prison Governor Riley is on the warpath as she tries to get to the bottom of the disappearance. Meanwhile, Creg, who was on duty when the escape took place, desperately needs Dawn to make up an alibi for him. Dawn has other plans, seeing this as a great chance to get her unsettling colleague sacked. Luke's attempts to break Marcel out lead to a shocking discovery in the prison garden. Can Luke keep his dangerous secret from Jason - and is Jason hiding something too?

Sunnybank View transforms from Broadmoor to Broadway when the inmates put on the annual prison Musical. When Luke discovers there will be a mingle with the visitors after the show, he signs up in a bid to spend some time with Gemma. He soon discovers he's bitten off more than he can chew - not only will he be directing the show, but it looks like he'll be writing it too... Furious that Creg has booked the two of them a five-week holiday to the Falkland Islands without asking her, Dawn decides to put an end to his advances once and for all by announcing that she's a lesbian. Unfortunately he doesn't take the news particularly well. (Also, she's not a lesbian). When Creg threatens to cancel the after-show mingle if the prison governors aren't dancing in the aisles, the pressure is on Luke more than ever before to deliver a successful show. And with Marcel demanding last minute re-writes, time isn't on his side... Meanwhile, Jason's new pop-up piercing business is making Luke's life ...

Prison Officer Dawn has launched a clampdown on drugs in the Young Offender Institution, and Marcel and Daz are really suffering without their usual medication. In an attempt to boost Luke's kudos, Jason volunteers him for an elaborate drugs snatch from the Warden's Office. Dawn's drugs clampdown is starting to make waves - she's appeared on Question Time, and the press are coming to the prison to see her hand over the confiscated stash to a government minister. Unfortunately Creg has managed to lose all the drugs: where will he find nineteen ounces of weed overnight? Luke for once finds himself with the upper hand - he has compromising information about Creg, and Marcel is in his debt. However, the consequences of being in Marcel's good books aren't quite what Luke is expecting and put his relationship with Gemma in serious jeopardy.