Puberty Blues

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Puberty Blues - S2 Ep. 3
M | Drama

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Air Date: Wed 19 Mar 2014
Expires: in 10 months

Yvonne is torn between two lovers when Gary's father returns; Cheryl turns to Judy for help, with surprising consequences.

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Season 2 Episodes

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Puberty Blues - S2 Ep. 1

The seventies are nearly gone and Sue, Debbie and Gary have grown wilder and free-er than they, or any of their parents, can handle.

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Puberty Blues - S2 Ep. 2

Debbie and Sue's relationship is in jeopardy when Debbie is threatened with boarding school. But nothing can keep Debbie and Sue apart.

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Puberty Blues - S2 Ep. 3

Yvonne is torn between two lovers when Gary's father returns; Cheryl turns to Judy for help, with surprising consequences.

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Puberty Blues - S2 Ep. 4

Debbie is outraged to discover that Cheryl is living in her room; Ferris is determined to reclaim his wife; Martin's past comes back to haunt him.

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Puberty Blues - S2 Ep. 5

Worlds collide when Debbie brings her new boarding school friend back to Cronulla for Gary's birthday party. Meanwhile, Judy's world is shaken over Annie's death and what appears to be Martin's infidelity.

Season 1 Episodes

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Puberty Blues - S1 Ep. 1

It's 1977 and joined-at-the hip teenagers Debbie and Sue fantasise about joining the Greenhills gang who rule the beach.

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Puberty Blues - S1 Ep. 2

Could Debbie pashing Bruce Board, ace surfer and super spunk - help our girls crack the Greenhills Gang?

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Puberty Blues - S1 Ep. 3

Debbie and Sue's future with the Greenhills gang means growing up fast, and proving themselves with the boys.

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The Best Lines Of Puberty Blues

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