It all kicks off when eight Geordies become housemates. Vicky can’t decide if she prefers Jay or Greg, Charlotte tries her hardest to avoid Gaz’s advances, Greg wants to leave and Holly, the only housemate in a relationship, is unfaithful within a few hours. But that, she’d argue, depends on your definition of the term unfaithful.

With Greg back on side, the Geordie Shore housemates are finally getting on… but how long can it last? Jay’s aware that he’s bitten off more than he can chew with Vicky, Holly tests her relationship boundaries even further, Charlotte fights off the continuing advances of Gaz, and Sophie gets the shock of her life when her parents turn up unannounced. All before last night’s special friend has had time to leave…

It’s Jay’s birthday in Geordie Shore: Vicky plays the dutiful ‘girlfriend’, Holly’s boyfriend Dan makes a surprise visit and Charlotte loses her battle to fight off Gaz. But eight become seven as the house is rocked by a shock departure.

When everyone realises that Holly’s gone, the atmosphere in the house takes a turn for the worse. Vicky and Jay fall out as the ‘no tashing elsewhere’ rule fails and Charlotte gives Gaz all the ammo he needs to play away from home. But how long can they all live apart? Especially when one more tries to leave Geordie Shore…

There is a shock for the cast as Holly makes a surprise return to the Geordie Shore house, but not before Jay and Gaz face their toughest work assignment at a working man's club. Anna pushes Vicky too far with some salsa dancing and Holly's happiness is short lived as a late night phone call ends in heartbreak.

It’s the final episode of Geordie Shore but there is certainly no fairytale ending. Can Holly and her boyfriend Dan’s 10 month relationship survive an altercation in the car park of an out of town shopping centre, Gaz gives Charlotte some serious news but is it what she was hoping for and for Jay and Vicky their relationship erupts in the most shocking way imaginable.