Emma catches her boyfriend with her best friend and her life comes apart in a night. A secret rebound, a positive test and a school running on lies turn the fallout into something much larger than a break-up.

What you actually get

Thirty-four episodes, numbered one to thirty-four with no gaps. That is more than twice the length of anything else in the catalogue — the next longest runs stop at fifteen, and 96 of the 107 series stop at five.

At one to two minutes an episode, the whole run is roughly fifty minutes. It is the only series here that asks for a real time commitment, and the only one with enough room to carry a plot that turns more than once.

Why the length matters

Everything else in this catalogue is built on a premise. This one is built on a story: the betrayal is the first act rather than the whole idea, and the series keeps moving after it. If the five-episode format has felt thin to you, this is the one to test that against.

How explicit it gets

We rate it 4 out of 5 — very explicit. Full nudity and sex, though spread across a much longer run, so the ratio of story to sex is higher here than anywhere else in the catalogue.

Our take

More than twice the length of any other series here, and the only one long enough to be called a season. Whether it sustains that length is arguable; that it is the most ambitious thing in the catalogue is not.

How to find it

This one is listed under its own title in the catalogue grid, so the title is what to search for.

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