Off the Hook - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
Danny starts his first week at university looking forward to fun, parties and girls. He gets an unwelcome surprise when Shane turns up.

Episode 2
Danny has a chance to get his love life back on track by going on a date with fashion student Maya, but must learn to be cool.

Episode 3
Danny has to fend off the amorous advances of his over-sexed lecturer Vanessa, while Shane bins Danny's photography coursework.

Episode 4
Shane lands a double date with a pair of stunning German sisters and needs to convince Danny to come along as his wingman.

Episode 5
It is Halloween and Shane plans to throw the biggest party ever, but their mysterious flatmate Weird Bloke is determined to ruin it.

Episode 6
It is the student elections and Danny and Shane are ready to take on the world, but they have to beat the politically superior Scarlet.

Episode 7
With the first term hurtling towards its finale, Danny's end-of-term project sees him having to produce his own live TV show.
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