People Like Us - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Episode 1
Series about young people growing up on a housing estate in Chelmsley Wood near Birmingham. Life on this big council estate is never dull and often a challenge for the large population of young people who live there. However, they have their own way of getting by and getting on. People like single mum and determined job hunter Sade, who always dresses to impress. We also meet Mo, the joking shopkeeper whose body is his temple, Antonio, whose criminal past is never far behind and sisters Becky and Louise, looking for love against the odds.
Episode 2
Series about young people growing up on a housing estate in Chelmsley Wood near Birmingham. Life on this big council estate is never dull and often a challenge for the large population of young people who live there. However, they have their own way of getting by and getting on.
There's a rumble in the jungle of Chelmsley Wood as local lad Pete tries to make it in the world of pro wrestling. Sade takes her job search to the next level as she sets her sights on a career in law. Kevin and Keri are trying to build a new life together, but their baby faces life-threatening surgery. Mo reveals his hidden talents as a style guru.
Episode 3
Series about young people growing up on a housing estate in Chelmsley Wood near Birmingham. Life on this big council estate is never dull and often a challenge for the large population of young people who live there. However, they have their own way of getting by and getting on.
Antonio braces himself for a day in court. Proud to be different, Josh is manning up to become a referee while waiting for his A-level results. Pete the wrestler is under pressure to impress his home crowd, and Sarah, who runs a community gardening scheme, is having trouble getting the residents of Chelmsley Wood into the flower beds.
Episode 4
Series about young people growing up on a housing estate in Chelmsley Wood near Birmingham. Life on this big council estate is never dull and often a challenge for the large population of young people who live there. However, they have their own way of getting by and getting on.
We meet Charlie from the chip shop, who wants to swap Chelmsley Wood for Hollywood. Gareth also wants to make it as an actor, but with a life-changing audition approaching, he has a battle with his weight to win first. Teen mum Sophie is reluctant to leave the hotel of mum and dad and local taxi driver Joe likes to give his customers a good time in his disco minibus.
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