Boyz Unlimited - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Can Nigel secure a record deal with RFO Records? Why is Nicky's headmistress Jean Allen taking such a keen interest in the group? Can Boyz Unlimited keep one step ahead of arch-rival band Boys Ltd?
Episode 2
The Boyz visit Abbey Road studios (in Chelmsford) to record their single. Their producer is sure they're the world's worst singers. And Boys Ltd wake a fan from a coma. How can Boyz Unlimited compete?
Episode 3
Boyz Unlimited tour gay clubs to increase their fanbase, but Scott's views on homosexuality don't go down well. They decide to tour primary schools instead.
Episode 4
The battle with Boys Ltd takes a new twist: the 'Boyz' decide to release their new single on the same day as their rivals. In fact, they decide to release the same song: a cover version of D.I.S.C.O.
Episode 5
The Boyz gear up for the most important week of their pop careers as they face a head-to-head chart battle with Boys Ltd. Scott hires his own PR woman, and finds that he's falling in love.
Episode 6
Things aren't looking good. Nicky seeks solace in the Bible and Gareth turns to the music of Elton John. RFO Records seem to have lost interest in the group. Only a miracle can save them now...
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