S2 E1 • Frequency Festival

In Brighton, 19-year-old mummy's boy Charlie can't wait to cut loose at his first ever music festival with mates Callum and Reece. After the festival Charlie will be leaving home to go to uni and mum Donna is worried about his safety, so she wants to know whether her son is up to the challenge of looking after himself. Over in East Anglia, 18-year-old college student Amy is looking forward to her first trip abroad without her mum. She's travelling with her mates Nathan and Lana and can't wait to get trollied. Despite her wild ways she has dreams of joining the army. Now mum Susan is following her to the festival to see if Amy has what it takes. They might be heading to the same festival but the groups have two very different first nights - while Charlie and the boys waste no time getting on the booze and trying their luck with the local ladies, unprepared Amy and friends spend their night struggling to put up a tent in the dark and the mud. The parents arrive and watch the previous night's antics. Amy's mum is expecting the worst, but Charlie's mum is confident in her golden boy and doesn't think there's anything he can do to shock her. As the weekend continues, Charlie and the boys push their alcohol intake, their bodies and the goodwill of the Austrian people to the limit, while Amy discovers a surprising sensible side. Charlie's mum refuses to condemn his increasingly extreme antics and it's causing a rift between the parents, but as he ramps up the booze and bad behaviour, will her darling Charlie finally cross the line? There's laughter, shock and even tears for the mums as they see what their kids get up to, but how will the teens react when they find out their mums have been watching everything all along?

Première diffusion : 26 mai 2015

S2 E2 • Shrewsbury Fields Forever Festival

Twenty-year-old identical twins Scott and Aaron live at home with mum Lorna in Luton. The boys will soon be leaving home for uni and mum's worried about what they'll get up to away from home - as she puts it, she's seen the morning after, but she's never seen the night before. The boys are heading to the festival with best friend Wasko and they've got just two things on their mind - booze and girls. Also going to the festival is Josh from Watford, who lives with his mum Sarah. Josh has dwarfism and hires himself out on stag dos and also works as an actor. Sarah worries about the attention he receives on a night out and whether he's taking his health as seriously, so she wants to see for herself how he behaves when he's partying. Best friend Ali also has dwarfism and is coming to the festival with Josh. Little do Josh and the twins know that their mums are coming to this festival too - and little do the mums realise what an eye-opening weekend they're in for, with fighting, a hospital admission, and a trip to the police station all on the cards. And when the mums come clean and reveal they've been watching all along, will it make Josh and the twins re-think how they're living their lives?

Première diffusion : 2 juin 2015

S2 E3 • Sundown Festival (2)

A group of lads head to the Sundown Festival in Norfolk for an unforgettable weekend of partying hard, but for two of them the weekend will be unforgettable in other ways... as their parents will be tagging along too. Ladies' man Mark lives in St Neots with his mum Jane and dad Phil. The younger of two sons, Mark enjoys plenty of home comforts, but keeps his personal life to himself. He's let his parents down in the past when he was expelled from a college course for boozing. So now they want to see what mystery man Mark really gets up to in his private life. Just down the road is Mark's 19-year-old mate Connah. For now, he's still living at home with his mum Toni, his dad and two brothers, but he's planning to buy a house with his girlfriend. Unfortunately his love of partying is putting a sizeable dent in his savings - which mum Toni knows absolutely nothing about. Now she's following him to the festival to find out if he is really mature enough to have his own house. The likely lads hit trouble as soon as they arrive when Mark's immature behaviour causes them to have belongings confiscated and their luggage searched. And over the course of the weekend, Mark's boozing, womanising and belief that 'eating's cheating' don't suggest he's planning to grow up anytime soon. Connah's bank balance takes hit after hit as he parties hard - and bails out the rest of the group. But how will Connah and Mark handle the truth when they realise that their parents have been watching everything they've got up to?

Première diffusion : 9 juin 2015

S2 E4 • Episode 4

S2 E4 • Episode 4