Brassic

Vinnie is trying to lay low, until a new, younger gang are spotted and appear to be rivalling his crew in local dodgy dealings. 

Tommo sets off on a journey to Germany to land an investment. Meanwhile, back in Hawley, Davey needs Vinnie's help.

A school reunion transports the gang back to their past, where Ronnie faces an old bully, Erin springs into action, and Vinnie accompanies Davey to a peace meeting with Joey Kittens.

Curtis Plum revives his DJ persona for a dying man - can the gang find his right-hand man before time runs out?

It's Halloween and an old enemy of the MacDonagh's has died. Davey refuses to let him rest in peace and ropes the gang into stealing his corpse before the funeral. They dress the corpse up as a mummy to get it out undetected.

Snowed in at an all-you-can-eat carvery with Davey on the warpath, things can't get much worse, until they do. 

Vinnie and the gang realise there are only two ways to lift the FA Cup - win the final or steal the trophy.

We jump back in time to the cliff-hanger at the end of last season and finally find out what happened that night with Manolito. As the gang attempt to sweep the whole thing under the rug with the aid of Lola the crocodile, Davey MacDonagh makes moves on Manolito's turf, while Erin decides enough is enough, and sets her eyes on Blackpool.

Farmer Jim is forced on a bumpy trip down memory lane when an old flame pops up in Hawley. This remarkable woman once saw something in the old git that hasn't been seen since, can she reignite the spark? Also – JJ is back! With the help of Jim's saucy ex, the gang come up with an elaborate scheme to clear JJ's name and get a confession out of his backstabbing cousin, Sarim. 

Gideon has found his people; the only problem is they're all naked and it's a cult. It's up to the gang to rescue him. They pose as cult members to get close, but before long they're in dangerously deep and need rescuing themselves. Elsewhere Tommo teams up with a one-time dance arcade champion to bring down a rival club. The kid gave up on his dream long ago, until Tommo inspires him to get his groove back.

Wedding bells are ringing in Hawley, and it's a nightmare. Cardi's mum returns after being AWOL for years with a new fiancé in tow. She's getting married for the fourth time and is demanding Cardi organise it ... in 48 hours. At the same time a mystery man from Carol's past shows up and threatens to destroy everything. Carol and Cardi's marriage is put to the ultimate test - can our golden couple survive this?

Ashley is on a mission to reinstate his reputation as 'the muscle' of the group. As he gears up for a fight that could make or break him, a dodgy agent attempts to make things dirtier than they have to be. Meanwhile the gang are distracted by Erin's visit to Hawley and the promise of a big pay day. Her new dickhead bosses claim to own a priceless historical relic. Only Erin's been set up and the job isn't exactly what it seems.

The gang now must plan another event, one they never wanted to see happen. But a goat, some middle-aged cheerleaders and a hell of a lot of weed makes this a classic Brassic finale. This group of friends know how to bring the joy, even at the saddest moments. Meanwhile Davey deals with the McCann problem once and for all.

A chaotic 24 hours as the gang takes an unlikely hostage and escorts him on his bizarre round of errands.

A catastrophic encounter with an old land mine lands the gang in trouble with the MacDonaghs again.

Tommo gets the surprise of his life when a young German man comes to town.

Erin's dad dies, leaving her with a debt to the local honchos, so the gang do what they do best to get the money - some cheeky thievery.

A ratcatcher is hired to help with Jim's rat problem, but it is soon clear it's him who needs help.

A caravan with some precious cargo goes missing and the gang are tasked with getting it back.

A giant bunny, a crocodile and a golf buggy chase - Cardi goes on a mission that'll truly test his mettle.

In their biggest heist yet, the gang steals some rare Lowry paintings.

The gang heads to Wales for Ringo and Babs' wedding, while Vinnie gets wind of Erin's hiding place and uses the road trip as an excuse to go and get her. A car crash, a tense encounter with the MacDonagh brothers and a dinner of roadkill with a creepy farmer keep one half of the gang busy, while the other half attempt to babysit an out-of-control Babs.

Chinese Dan agrees to give his retired racing greyhound to Cardi, and the gang sees a cash opportunity and hatches a plan to get the dog racing again. However, training is interrupted when the dog runs off into the woods and returns with a human foot.

What should have been a fun, lads-only camping trip turns into a nightmare when the gang end up horrendously lost.

When Manolito, Davey MacDonagh's eccentric distributor, offends Vinnie, the gang decide to get revenge by raiding his exotic zoo.

A young woman claims to be Erin's half-sister, but is she telling the truth? The gang attempt to steal a rare and valuable rose.

The gang join a posh murder mystery in order to steal some valuable vintage wine, but problems arise when they get a little too drawn into the game...

Vinnie befriends an elderly woman who is hiding from Davey MacDonagh. Can the gang get their new friend to safety without Davey finding out?

With the MacDonaghs on the war path and a deal with Manolito in the balance, the gang must break into Davey's house...

Vinnie finally gets released from prison and with the newly promoted Detective Carl Slater watching his every move, he is doing his best to lie low.

Vinnie's friend Gideon calls to say his mother has passed away, and asks Vin to help him honour her final wishes with a dignified farewell.

Vinnie is called to be the bag drop man when Ashley's cousin is kidnapped for ransom. But when the boys lose the money, a backup plan is needed - quickly.

Mr and Mrs Bishop are back and the gang are again caught up in their bitter divorce battle, as Mr Bishop asks Vinnie to nick his prized classic cars.

When Ashley decides that he wants to track down his real father, Vinnie and the gang promise to do everything they can to help find him.

Erin reluctantly convinces Farmer Jim to house her repentant brother when he arrives in town, but it's not long until he's causing havoc.

The gang are in a buzz when Vinnie is tasked by Chinese Dan to steal some beehives. Erin presents a repayment plan to McCann.

The gang come together to help as a reckless Vinnie and a worried Erin find themselves cornered by McCann.

Vinnie has been hiding out in his weed shed since faking his own death to escape from local gangster Terrance McCann. Tommo and Erin need his help and try to lure him out of hiding with a new business proposition and together with the lads they plot to rob a travelling circus. With the help of a disgruntled clown, Mr Popov played by John Thomson, the gang aim to make this theft a ‘roaring' success...

Vinnie strikes a deal with McCann and has to collect a guy called Tony Tillerton, but what seems like a simple task is hit by catastrophe when a high-speed car chase goes wrong.

Erin attends a disastrous dinner party with Jake's family, while Tommo plans to steal some erotic furniture for the Rat & Cutter.

Suffering from insomnia, Vinnie goes to the local pub, but things take a sinister turn when a stranger breaks in.

Ordered by McCann to sell all the weed they have grown, the lads decide to throw a music festival in Jim's field.

When a friend gets engaged, Vinnie wants to throw them the best wedding he can. So he tries to steal one.

We join Vinnie during a less than stellar day that involves a cross-country car chase, a Shetland pony, a jar of chloroform and a pigeon named Nigel. All this gets Vinnie and his crew tangled with a local crime boss who sets out to make an example of them.

In the second chapter of this Lancashire odyssey the boys plan a heist at a strip club, but when things go awry they find their escape route is blocked by a colossal fatberg. Better get digging.

When the gang's resident tough guy Ashley is drugged during a bare-knuckle fight against a fighter from a rival family of travellers, Vinnie steps up to fight a rematch in his stead, thereby convincing everyone he'll get himself killed. As he puts in the hours training, local gangster Terence McCann closes in, still upset over the Shetland pony debacle. The question is, who's going to kill Vinnie first?

Scrambling to pay back gangster Terence McCann, Vinnie and the lads accept some fast cash from a disgruntled housewife who hires them to kill her ex-husband's prized koi carp collection.

A raid on a weed farm goes wrong when Erin's brother turns up and someone accidentally gets kidnapped.

Vinnie nicks a car containing McCann's stolen antiques and must find the thief or face dismemberment.