Jamie decides the masculinity questions are a trick
Asked what makes his dad and grandad men, Jamie jokes about Tenerife, then turns cold: the chat about bread and grannies feels like a trap.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Hot chocolate, a pickle sandwich and the Pop-pop tease
- 02Jamie decides the masculinity questions are a trick
- 03Who do you work for? Jamie demands to see the notes
- 04A plumber who tore down a shed: Jamie on his dad's temper
- 05Saturday football and the look Jamie read as shame
- 06Get me out of here: Jamie's first eruption
- 07Not a police officer: the reset after the shouting
- 08Girlfriend hypothetical: cinema, a horror, not straight home
- 09Jamie's boast about girls, and the quiet take-back
- 10The topless photo that went round school
- 11Ugly: Jamie turns the mirror on the psychologist and snaps
- 12Waved away like a queen: the long standoff
- 13Bullied, unpopular, and yet on Instagram
- 14Kidney beans and red pills: Jamie decodes Katie's emojis
- 15I didn't kill her: Jamie calls the video fake news
- 16Asking Katie out when she was weak, and the knife
- 17Does Jamie understand that Katie is gone for good?
- 18Last session: Jamie asks whether she likes him
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