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Home Time: Episode 6

Comedy: Sitcoms

Episode 6

BBC Two - Home Time, Episode 6

Gaynor gets a nasty shock - an invitation to a school reunion.

Gaynor gets a nasty shock - an invitation to a school reunion. Whether she goes or not, she is going to have to face up to all the rumours about why she went and what went wrong.

Gaynor Jacks has come home. Home to Coventry, home to her mum and dad's house, home to the three best friends who called her mad for ever leaving. At 17 she ran off to find her place in the big wide world, but now she's back - at 29 - with her tail between her legs and not so much as a starter home to show for her troubles.

Gaynor can't hide forever in her tiny time-capsule bedroom with its Trainspotting poster peeling above the single bed and Wonderwall still paused on the CD player. She must crawl back into the life she left behind, suffering the gleeful sympathy of her friends and ill-judged parental intrusions, all played out in front of old flames and adversaries she thought she'd never see again, and underscored by smirking cries of 'See you're back then'.

As the girls wake up from a boozy sleepover, Gaynor gets a nasty shock - an invitation to a school reunion. Whether she goes or not, she is finally going to have to face up to all the rumours about why she went and what went wrong.

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Sitcom. Gaynor Jacks, aged 29, returns to live with her mum and dad in Coventry

Sitcom. Gaynor Jacks, aged 29, returns to her mum and dad's house in Coventry after running off to find her place in the big wide world when she was 17-years-old

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