Clocking Off - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Franny's Story
Quiet, guarded Franny works in the canteen. When his sister kills herself, Franny is determined to understand why and sets about piecing her life together.
Tasha's Story
Tasha wants to fit in, despite her affluent background making it difficult. When she is invited on a night out, she jumps at the opportunity to make friends.
Mark's Story
New starter Mark appears to be clean-cut and confident, but the police seem to know who he is – is he hiding something from his colleagues?
Julie's Story
Julie misses her brother who works abroad, and is thrilled when he comes to visit. He offers her a job - but does she have the courage to leave her old life behind?
Jenny's Story
Jenny is engaged to her best friend's brother, and has a happy life. When someone from her past starts working at the factory, her life is turned upside-down.
Alan's Story
Alan and Sally have been happily married for years, and with her fortieth birthday coming up he decides to throw her a party – with a surprise gift in store.
Gary's Story
Gary and his brother Stephen are shocked when a family secret finally comes out into the open.
Mack's Story
Factor owner Mack is feeling increasingly disillusioned, and is hungry for change before he becomes stuck in a life he did not want.
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