Skins (U.K.)
Skins: Rise Part One
TV Flash files “Skins: Rise Part One” as hour 60 of 61 in the TV Flash guide — Skins (U.K.) (2007–2013) on E4, season 7, episode 5, aired 2013-07-29, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S07E05: listed hour 60 of 61 in the Skins (U.K.) guide, hour 5 of 6 in season 7. It aired 2013-07-29 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Skins: Pure Part Two” (S07E04). Next is “Skins: Rise Part Two” (S07E06).
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Cook, now aged 21, has a job delivering drugs to Manchester revellers. When he is asked to help his employer's girlfriend find a house and finds that he is irresistibly attracted to her, he sets off a chain of events which will lead him into a world of savage revenge and a confrontation with his own violent past, and the truth to what happened to John Foster Is revealed.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Skins: Rise Part One sit in the Skins (U.K.) guide?
S07E05 is listed hour 60 of 61 — hour 5 of 6 in season 7, season 7 episode 5.
When did Skins (U.K.) S07E05 air?
Skins: Rise Part One aired 2013-07-29 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Do I watch all of Skins or one generation?
Each generation recasts after two series so nobody ages out of the dare. Start with generation one; treat later casts as new ensembles, not a continuation homework.
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Why this series still plays
Bristol teenagers recast every two generations so nobody ages out of the dare. Skins is E4 coming-of-age at full frankness — sex, mental health, friendship, stylish chaos — and a U.S. remake that proved you could photocopy the parties and still miss the nerve.
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