HouseShare - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Six strangers from all over the UK move into a shared house in London in search of new careers and lives. They're also sharing every penny they earn. Rian and Muna already have jobs while the rest of the house need to get earning if they are going to pay this week's rent and bills. However, the contrasting attitudes to finding work leads to tension amongst the housemates and emotions spill over.
Episode 2
Even though half of the housemates now have jobs, they find themselves living off limited funds. Rian's unhappy about other people living off his wage, creating a divide in the house between the workers and the non-workers. Can the rest of the house find jobs and start contributing?
Episode 3
Most of the housemates are now earning and they have more money than ever before. Paul is excited about using the extra cash to go to his first ever Pride event. But some of the housemates have other ideas…
Episode 4
The housemates have their biggest budget so far, creating good vibes in the house. Everyone decides to treat themselves, however one housemate goes too far and it kicks off big time, leading the group to make a tough decision.
Episode 5
After last week's fall out, there are some big changes in the house. Following a controversial Friday night out, Jess isn't happy which leads to another bombshell for the housemates.
Episode 6
The five remaining housemates have one final week in the house and they're looking back on how far they've come and what the future holds for them.
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