Last winter, our groups of young people hit the ski resorts of Europe to drink, party and misbehave away from the watchful eyes of their parents. But they didn't know their parents were there too, spying on their every move.

Now that the holiday is over, the tables are being turned and the kids will watch the footage of their parents' reactions, as well as cringe as they see themselves for the first time and are reminded of nights that they couldn't remember or would rather forget.

Jack headed out to Meribel having never talked to his dad about being gay. Now he and friend Kirsty watch his dad's reactions to see what he really thought while he was out there. At the end of the holiday they decided to be more open with each other, but now they are back has anything changed?

Louis's mum was very emotional when she was asked about him leaving home to be a ski instructor, but since the holiday he is still planning on going away - just sooner than she thought.

Adam knew that his mum had been upset by his drinking, but he was shocked by just how upset when he watched her walk out of a viewing. And Laura knew that that her mum and nan did not approve of her wild partying while she was out there, but seeing her nan close to tears made her realise she needs to change her ways and is mortified by her antics.

After watching the footage the kids realise that they may have more apologising to do than they first thought... but did the experience bring them all closer together? Show less