Kavos Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents

This programme contains some strong language.

-The first ever summer holiday with your mates. A rite of passage for every teenager. Freedom...

-Ahaaaa!

Temptation... And excess...

All away from Mum and Dad.

Absolutely wasted!

If my dad saw me dressed like this, I would not have a roof over my head.

But what they don't know is that their parents are coming too.

Secretly watching to make sure their kids can stand on their own two feet.

My God! I can't believe I'm seeing this, actually.

It will be an eye-opening experience.

Look at the state of your daughter.

But will it bring them closer together?

We are proud to have such a nice child.

You're a credit to our family.

..or drive them further apart?

She's in for a bollocking, dressed like that.

Seriously in for a bollocking.

18-year-old party girls and lifelong friends, Becky and Chelsea,

are heading off with their mates to Kavos in Corfu.

-Come on!

-They're hoping this will be a holiday to remember, before going their separate ways.

This holiday is going to be just like drinking, dancing,

full on ruining our bodies, basically!

I cannot wait to go away.

What they don't know is that their parents will be secretly watching their every move.

-Why would you want to do that?

-Looks fun, though.

-Because it's fun.

Becky's father, Chris, could be a contender for the UK's strictest dad.

Cover your bloody boobs up, your tits are hanging out.

And he's given her a long list of holiday rules.

-I'm not allowed to swear...

-No sex...

-I'm not allowed to smoke...

-No drugs...

-I'm not allowed to flash anything...

-No tattoos, no piercings...

-I've a massive list of things that I'm not allowed to do.

I do ignore most of them! SHE LAUGHS

Chelsea's parents are a lot more relaxed.

I think my mum knows what I get up to, but I think

my dad just thinks I'll go out and have a little dance and a casual drink!

When really I'll get wasted, can't stand up!

Dad, Mark, spent years working long hours and missed out on Chelsea growing up.

Daddy don't see when I pick her up, the state she's in sometimes.

-So, she'll be bonkers.

-She'll be fine.

This is Mark's chance to finally get to know Chelsea.

And Chris's chance to see if he can trust Becky.

It's just a bit of freedom she's got, in't it?

And I don't think she should have that freedom, really, yet.

How many shoes has everyone got?

I'm really needs to be careful not to lose my state-of-the-art high technology...

technological phone while we're there, guys. SHE LAUGHS

Becky and Chelsea are going on their first parent-free holiday to celebrate the end of their A-levels.

Are you all listening? Especially you, Rebecca.

Watch what you're doing. No boys, none of you.

No drugs. No drink.

-Dad!

-Just watch what you're doing.

THEY LAUGH

-See ya! Bye!

-Bye. Love you.

Kavos! Woohoo!

Just 20 minutes after they set off,

their parents are already checking up on them.

Text already saying, are you nearly their yet?

Becky's dad has high hopes for his daughter.

Becky's a bright button, and she needs to go further.

And the only way to go further is to go through education.

He's got his sights set on her becoming a successful lawyer, and that means no distractions.

No boys. At all.

I've never brought anyone home. I wouldn't dare!

I'm missing you already!

Chelsea is the youngest of three.

I think, being the only girl, I get treated differently.

I get spoilt most.

I think my mum would describe me as a bit feisty.

I don't know about my dad,

I think he just still thinks I'm this innocent little girl.

He always says to me, you're only 18, go out and have fun,

don't worry about anything in life.

And then I think, if he did actually really know what happened

when we went out, he wouldn't be saying that.

I personally would like her to go to university, get a decent degree.

Because I think she's well capable of doing that.

But if she doesn't want to do it, then we'll just back her, whatever she wants to do.

And backing Chelsea includes letting her go on holiday with her mates.

We don't fly until 2 o'clock, and it's like, 11!

I don't think we can check in until 12:30.

Leighanne is the sensible one in the group, so Becky's dad has given her a special duty.

Chris, Becky's dad, has told me to look after her.

She does get a bit excited when she drinks.

So, I've got to take care of her!

And make sure she doesn't get over excited.

Before they've even left the UK, the girls are knocking back the booze.

-THEY LAUGH

-It's horrible!

-It's all right!

As well as Leighanne, Becky and Chelsea are holidaying

with three more of their closest friends.

Christie, Danni, and Ashleigh.

We all get on really well.

I don't know a group of six people that get on so well when you put them all together.

We've seen each other more or less every day for, well, me and Chelsea, more or less every day for 13 years.

I'm glad it's them that I'm going away with for the first time.

But I'm going to be dead sad when I get back, because it will be the last time we're together.

I feel like we're going to get on the wrong plane!

The wrong plane, lose our money, lose our passports...

And my mum can't even come and get me!

I am a bit worried, actually.

She sorts me out all the time, I never do know what I'm doing.

The main worry is, will she survive a week without us?

Picking up after her, delivering everything for her,

sorting everything out for her. She's actually got to go and buy

things herself, manage her money herself. You know? So, we'll see.

Thank you.

Becky's dad has other worries.

I hope she doesn't take to a dickhead, like a holiday romance.

That would be a nightmare, if she had a holiday romance.

-What, with one of the waiters?

-Oooh! God!

Three hours later, and the girls have landed on the Greek island of Corfu.

-Just got off the plane.

-Just waiting to get our bags and stuff.

My ear went pop, and I can't hear anything out of it.

Corfu is full of history, beautiful beaches, sophisticated yacht clubs, and...

..Kavos. Where every summer, young Brits descend

in their thousands in search of sun, sea, a holiday romance and cheap booze.

-Are we here? Oooh!

-The girls are staying in a beachfront hotel, yards from the Strip.

Becky and Chelsea are sharing their room with Danni.

-Oh, it's blue!

-Look at the shower.

You can't have a shower in this!

-Has it got a lock?

-Yes, it has a lock.

-No, it hasn't.

-It hasn't?

It hasn't got a lock.

-Are we getting ready, going out?

-Yeah.

Christie, Ashleigh and Leighanne are next door.

All this stuff was ironed before I came, only last night!

If my ears do not pop, someone's going to have to suck it. Come on, Leigh.

Why does that help your ear?

Because it...like, if you suck it, it takes all the pressure out of it.

It would. Me and my dad discovered it. It works.

Aaagh! Urgh! Urgh!

Did it do it?

-Yes, it's worked.

-Did it?!

It worked. I'm telling you, it works.

All that's needed is a little bit of a suck.

Let's go! Let's go.

It's their first night, and the girls aim to make the most of the cheap alcohol in the bars.

Here, you can get a cocktail for as little as 40p.

Can I have a vodka and coke, please?

Without their parents, the girls can drink as much as they like.

Down in one!

Imagine how a boy would be when they're out drinking. I'm like that!

Becky's the least classiest girl I've ever met in my entire life!

She doesn't care what anyone thinks.

DJ: Some naughty girls! THEY CHEER

But two hours later, and it's Chelsea who's feeling a bit wobbly.

Chelsea's very wild, like, when she's got a drink down her.

I don't, like, take my top off and run round.

But, yeah.

And then show them off a bit and then they're like, oh, d'you want a drink? Yeah, why not?

She has a few drinks, she goes to the toilet, she brushes her hair, she puts her make-up on, she's fine.

Becky and Chelsea are making the most of what Kavos has to offer.

But they have no idea that tomorrow, their parents will be

secretly heading out to Corfu to observe their every move.

I am keen to see what she's going to behave like when she's on her own.

I'd like to think that the image we've got of her is what she's like.

But obviously, when we see her, it might be different!

I just feel sick, in a sense, that I am going to see for myself what she's doing.

Chelsea's been sick.

But she's alright. Chelsea!

She can't hack it!

-I can't sit up properly.

-Chelsea!

Leighanne, will you take me home?

She's hammered, in't she?

Sensible Leighanne helps Chelsea stagger back to the hotel.

For Chelsea, it's home time, yeah.

I didn't want it to be my home time!

But, it's what you've got to do.

-Never living this one down!

-Come on, we're almost there.

Chelsea might be out of action, but it's 3am, and the night is still young.

The girls are unsure whether to leave her or not.

-We can't just leave her in here on her own.

-She'd leave us!

-I'm alright.

You guys go out if you want, I'm not leaving her on her own.

You go, I'll give Danni the key, and I'll stay.

-Chelsea?

-Mmm?

What do you want us to do?

-Fuck off.

-Exactly.

Quick...

Are we off?

With Chelsea safely tucked up in bed, the girls head back to the Strip.

I know she'll be fine, but it's just the worry in my head.

-That's all it is.

-But it's not just Chelsea she needs to worry about.

-See her injury!

-Cut her knee open, hasn't she?

Oh, Becky!

Jesus! Shit!

I didn't even do anything.

There were, like, a step.

So, you trip up the step, don't you?

I just sort of landed and caved this in.

Got a load of stones in my knee.

It's my fault.

I shouldn't drink so much!

First holiday away from Mum and Dad, bit messy.

But it's fine. Be alright in the morning.

I am actually a bit surprised.

I've never seen Chelsea like that before.

Gets a lot of male attention.

That buys her drinks.

I know I shouldn't say that,

but she knows it.

She likes the boys a lot.

SHE SNORES

-Oh, God.

-It's the first morning of the girls' holiday.

Can't believe I've just been sick again!

Straight after Becky had been to the toilet and all!

THEY LAUGH

Thank you for that!

I think I might have to have a good kip.

My head, absolutely killing.

While Chelsea and Becky nurse their sore heads, in the UK, their parents are on their way to the airport.

Kavos, here we come! Daughters, here we come! If some waiter touches her

up or something, I don't know how I'm going to deal with that!

Yeah, but what if she touches him up?

-I'm still going to beat him up!

-THEY LAUGH

-She's not going to do anything like that.

-No.

Chelsea might...

-What world are you in?

-She might!

-Chelsea will! Chelsea will!

-Chelsea'd show her baps for a free drink.

Ah!

-Told you, Chris. Just like her mother!

-Yeah!

-Becky wants to show her bum, doesn't she?

-Yeah.

I've said she can if she's got big pants on.

And in Kavos, unaware their parents are on their way, the girls are preparing for a night out.

Starting with the pant test.

-Yeah, got big pants on!

-You need to do the test.

Christophe will be pleased to know!

You need to do the test. You have to bend over, and check that you can't see your bum.

-Can you see mine?

-Just a little bit.

But I am down here. If I'm up here, no.

-Can you see mine?

-No.

My dad came up with the pant test.

Because you have to test whether you can see your bum or not, when you go out.

Because if you can see your bum, you have to either change your knickers, or change what you're wearing.

Right, I am ready.

The girls plan to take it easy after the previous night.

I think I might drink a bit.

No way am I getting in that state, ever again.

-Martinis...

-So, they start with a Martini.

Then a nice meal.

And then a shot.

And some cocktails. Another shot.

And a fish bowl.

And some more shots.

While the girls step up the pace,

across the other side of the island, the parents have landed.

On their way to the hotel, the parents are given their first taste of the resort.

-This is Kavos?

-Yeah, this is what they call the Strip, I think.

Looks a lot of boys here, I know that!

Chris has very different views on raising his daughter to Mark and Lyndsey.

I think they're not as strict as me, but I don't think many people are.

Albeit, I don't class it as being strict.

I class it as being appropriate.

I wouldn't probably like some things that they do. They probably wouldn't like things that I do.

They're different to me.

The bus will pass just metres from where the girls are drinking and dancing.

Oh, it's getting louder.

Oh, my God!

-Looks a lot of boys here, I know that!

-They need a few more girls.

They don't see us.

-KNOCKS ON WINDOW

-Oooh!

THEY LAUGH

It's 1:30 in the morning,

and having seen enough, the parents head for bed.

-We're not going home yet!

-While the girls head to another bar.

That's very nice.

DJ: Some girls from Nottingham in tonight! Hello girls, how are you?!

I don't want to go in yet!

Tonight, there was a plan to be civilised, have a meal, and not get too drunk.

-We're going on a booze cruise tomorrow morning!

-All day. That's why we've come in early.

-What time is it, about three? It is.

-Half two.

-That's very early.

We came in at half past five yesterday.

I am enjoying my new found freedom too much.

Kavos is loads better than home!

-This is just the beginning!

-I hope this is just the beginning.

I can't believe we've come in.

It's the parents' first morning in Kavos,

and they're getting the chance to see some video footage of what their daughters have been up to.

-Oh, they're trying to get in bars, aren't they?

-Yeah.

-It's worked, as well!

-Disappointing, first bar. Straight down.

-Oh, where's she going?

-Oh, she just fell over!

-She's talking to boys.

-Three of them!

Chelsea's harassing them! They're dragging her away!

-Sex on the Beach.

-Sex on the Beach! Oh, my God!

As long as they're only drinking it.

They will just sip it. That'll last them all night.

Oh, they've got shots as well.

Well, they're dressed sensible at this point.

Boobs are a little bit low there! What's that about?!

Oh, look at Becky's knee!

Becky's nursing her knee.

Oh God, she's made a right mess of it.

-That looks good, because Becky will have to wear trousers the rest of the trip!

-Jesus! Shit, look at that.

There's no need to swear, Becky!

Mark doesn't get much time to see his daughter, but he's about to see more of her now.

SHE SHOUTS

Chelsea's drunk.

-She's gone.

-The state of her!

-Oh, there's a boy.

-Oh, look at him looming.

-Are they dancing in the street there?

-No, Chelsea's lying down.

-Oh, is she?

-Poleaxed.

-Oh, no!

-God!

Chelsea's out of it, look.

-THEY LAUGH

-Oh, Chelsea!

Oh, now she's being sick.

Look at the state of your daughter.

-Which one?

-Chelsea!

Oh, wait till she sees herself like that! She'll be mortified.

Look at the state of her!

I've never seen her get that bad before. Obviously I know she does go out and drink, but

that was a bit shocking, a bit upsetting to see how she was. Especially when she was, like,

collapsed on the floor.

I weren't very happy about her having her bra on show like that. A bit low.

You've got to stick to the rules, because that's

their welfare we're thinking about.

All of them. That's why they have to stick to the rules.

Concerned about what they have just seen, the parents go on their first mission.

Watching the girls on an epic five-hour booze cruise.

Go!

The girls leave their floating bar and head ashore for a beach barbecue and more drinking games.

Come on, let's go!

Drink the wine, drink the wine!

-In one...

-It's different from, like, family holidays.

In the fact that everything you do involves being drunk.

Or being a mess.

Or looking an idiot.

-Go! Go!

-It's a good thing!

I think that's getting me very drunk!

-It's fun to be drunk!

-Come on!

The parents are on board their own boat, which will intercept the girls at the Blue Lagoon.

That's the girls on that boat.

This week is like the last sort of release before she goes to be independent.

So it's a method in my madness, really, seeing this.

Because I want to see how she's going to carry on in life.

-Three, two, one!

-THEY SCREAM

Don't really want to go too close, so they find us.

That was nice.

I'm concerned about what she does, obviously, being a parent.

I brought her up for 18 years, same as I brought the others up. And I've always...

I'm not an intrusive person, I don't want every detail of what she does with her life.

Everybody's entitled to their privacy, obviously. But, yeah, it would be nice

to see how she copes with her independence on her first holiday away.

SCREAMING AND LAUGHING

-I can hear them.

-I could hear Becky then, yelling.

Good news, there's no boys!

They've all got proper costumes on, nobody's topless.

Oh, there's a boy just getting out of the water.

They're not allowed allowed in the same water as boys?

Not really, no! They didn't really ought to be.

Yeah, they're looking over the side.

-Is she climbing over?

-Who's that with the pink cozzie on?

Chelsea's got a pink one.

That's Chelsea.

And she's got both bits on?!

Here they go.

Yeah, there they go.

Well, they're all still alive, any road. After a week.

Well, after two days!

Seems like a week!

They look like they're being pretty sensible and not got too drunk while they're messing about in the water.

CHEERING AND LOUD MUSIC

But as soon as their parents' backs are turned...

things start to get messy.

Seeing Chelsea having fun with her mates has got Mark thinking

about the time he's missed out seeing his daughter grow up.

The thing I've missed out is the fact that I wasn't there

as much as I could be, obviously, because I've had to work away.

I've missed dropping her off at school and picking her up from school and going to sports days and,

you know, spending more time with her like that.

But obviously, situations, what your working life involves, you can't be there 24/7.

I do regret that, but that's part of being a parent and being a family man, you see.

As the parents relax with an evening pint,

the girls are getting ready for a fancy dress party at Trinity, one of the hottest club nights in town.

They've bought themselves devils and angels outfits.

-But Becky's not happy with her choice.

-Feel it!

It's like some kind of dominatrix!

No, I'm not, I'm not wearing it.

No, wait! You haven't even got it on!

Looks sexy from this angle, Becks.

Shut up, Danni!

No, I'll not go out. I'd rather stay in.

Jesus, will you take it off me? I'm sweating like a bitch!

Seriously!

-I'll wear them.

-They're sexy.

With tights.

ALL: Woooh!

Look at that!

-I ain't got my wings on yet. I feel fat.

-Forgot we had wings.

Oh, it goes that way.

Proper suspenders.

That's cool, I like that.

Becky might like the outfit, but it wouldn't pass dad Chris's pant test.

Yeah.

I feel fine now.

If my dad saw me in the corset that I've just been wearing, he would have locked all the doors and windows,

blocked the chimney up. There was no way I would've been going out in that if I was at home.

Becky can rest assured that her dad will be seeing her pants and suspenders,

because he's also going to the club.

The parents are arriving through the back entrance.

We're off to Trinity, we're going to do some mad bopping.

-Some mad skanking.

-Some mad skank, bop, twist.

-The girls' skimpy outfits are getting plenty of attention from the boys.

-That's what you get!

As the parents sneak down a dark alley at the side of the club, the girls head in the front.

Is that Becky there?

-It's like her dress.

-No.

-Look at that dick!

-THEY ALL LAUGH

Oh, yeah.

-She's dressed as a devil, obviously.

-Isn't she?

-Yeah.

Becky's not wearing a lot, by the look of it.

Becky's doesn't look like she's got too many clothes on, does she?!

No, what's that about?

I don't know.

-I don't like that.

-No, I don't.

-What has she got on under there?

-She's got suspenders on.

Over her pants?!

That's ridiculous. That is ridiculous.

It is. Why is she dressed like that, when the others aren't?

The others are dressed quite sensible, and Becky's not.

But she's going to get a bollocking. Oh, my God!

I can't believe she's walked through the streets dressed like that.

-I can't.

-It gives the wrong impression of her.

-Yeah. It's not very good, is it?

-It looks a bit easy, doesn't it?

Yes. She looks the seediest girl in there, which I'm not happy about at all.

-D'you think that's worse than the state Chelsea was in the other night?

-That's worse, to me.

-Well, I don't, myself.

-No, I don't.

Because Chelsea could have, like, seriously injured herself, the state that she was in.

Nothing can happen to Becky because she's dressed like that, as far as I'm concerned.

I think it gives the wrong impression. And I'm disappointed in her, wearing that.

It's just a bit of freedom she's got, in't it?

I don't think she should have that freedom, really, yet.

I don't think she's old enough to get it.

But the law says she's old enough.

She's 18, she's old enough to have that freedom. I don't think, personally, that she should.

I've told her, make sure she dresses properly.

-She's in for a bollocking, dressed like that.

-She wouldn't be leaving the house, dressed like that.

Having seen enough, the parents head back to their hotel, leaving the girls to party.

THEY ALL SING

And all their gyrating pays off, as male magnet Chelsea pulls herself

an angel for her first snog of the holiday.

I've kissed four people tonight.

The first one, right, he was just like, "Come here and cuddle me."

And then he just kissed me.

And then, the second one went, "Give me your tongue."

-Give me your tongue?!

-Yes.

So I just went like that.

-Kavos is ace.

-It is really good.

-I actually do love Kavos.

-It's very hectic, very crazy.

-It's a good atmosphere.

-Best place I've ever been.

Goodnight, God bless.

The next morning, Chris and Janet are still upset about what they saw of Becky last night.

I'm still not happy she went out dressed as she did.

I'm going to tell her off.

Even though I expect that little bit from her, I shall

-tell her off and say, "I weren't happy with that, how you was."

-I thought she looked all right.

-I thought...

-In my opinion, it was an over-reaction.

They was all in fancy dress, there was people in there worse than her.

And we have told Chris and Janet that as well, that they was over-reacting.

And she was having a good time, and that's what they're in there for.

Our parenting is a little bit different.

I know...

they don't seem to think it was such a big deal as we did.

Probably because it was our daughter, not theirs.

For Becky, there are more pressing concerns.

Without her parents telling her what to do, she's failed

to look after her injured knee, and it's now become infected.

It's important to get it checked out, because that's got black bits in it, and it's all gooey.

Just to check that it's not going to get any worse or anything.

I'm not really nervous,

I know that whatever they do will hurt,

but I've got a feeling that whatever they do will hurt.

But, yeah, usually my mum would be here or something.

There we go.

-That hurts.

-That hurts? Yeah, I can see that it hurts.

What I will do now, is scrub a little bit with an antiseptic.

Oh, this is going to kill!

It will be just a little bit unpleasant.

Take a deep breath.

-Is there no way you can be a bit gentler with it?

-No.

Of course it could be better if you had come to us at once.

Mmm. I don't need all this.

All what?

An accident, it's never needed.

Do you have any kind of allergy to antibiotics?

No. I'm not taking antibiotics. I don't need antibiotics.

Me, as a doctor, I will do my job. You, you do as you like. OK?

For a couple of days...

you need to give it a rest.

-Right.

-OK?

-Mmm.

My dad will be giving me some right gyp.

"What's up with you? Ger on wi' it!

"There's nowt up with you, it's only a scratch. Ger on wi' it!"

It is a scratch, actually. It's not a big deal.

Right. Thank you very much.

-You're welcome.

-I'm sorry I'm a mardy cow.

Basically, everything that I shouldn't have done to try and make it better, I did.

So I've made it twice as bad as it was originally. Which isn't good.

I feel like a right tit!

Bit of a different fishnet to last night's, isn't it?

Being responsible for their own welfare has prompted

the girls to reflect on what it means to be an adult.

The thought of being an adult does scare me, like being on your own.

Having to look after yourself.

Without my mum there to hold my hand, make me a cup of tea in the morning!

But I do actually like the thought of having freedom, going out on my own, doing what I want.

It's just a bit scary, a bit daunting, at 18,

to have to think that sooner or later,

I will be on my own and expected to look after myself.

It's quite sad as well, like, leaving the nest.

I think, in one way, this is the best way to do it,

go straight out on holiday, get straight out on your own,

like, the best way to experience being an adult.

Because you just take yourself away from everything, straight away.

And I think it will show us how much we rely on people at home.

Missing her parents, Becky's got in touch with them.

We've just had a text from Beck

and she's basically saying that she's managed... She says,

"Hi Ma and Pa, had accident with me knee, but it's bandaged up now.

"Everything OK." So, I'm going to phone.

MOBILE RINGS

Hello.

-Hello.

-Hello!

-What've you been doing?

-I didn't go and see the doctor, and I've had like

alcohol spilt in it, shaving foam in it, beer in it, and it got infected.

-Right...

-So, now it's in a bandage and I look brilliant in a dress!

I bet you look dead sexy!

So how are you doing? Are you covering up?

Yes.

-Big pants?

-Yes.

Last night we went out dressed up as angels and devils.

Right. Everything were covered up?

-Yes.

-Got your arse out, had you?

-Yes.

What do you mean, yes, yes?

-Everything was covered up, you hadn't got your arse out?

-No.

-Right.

-Was you behaving?

-Yeah.

You're sure? You haven't been snogging anybody or owt, have you?

-No. Chelsea has.

-Chelsea has?!

-Yeah. You're on loudspeaker - tell her off.

Chelsea?

-Yes?

-'Do not snog anybody, I've told you that.'

It's disgusting. They spit in your mouth.

-I was a good girl.

-She snogged a lot, Dad.

-Well, tell her not to. It's not right.

-All right then.

-'OK. Love you.'

-See you later. Love you.

-'See you. Bye.'

-Bye.

It's quite nice to talk to them, especially because I've been a bit down today because

of the doctor's, and because I've not been able to swim.

It's nice to talk to them when you feel down.

Did she ask how we were getting on? No!

-She wasn't bothered, was she?

-She wasn't really too bothered about what we're up to, no!

So she didn't give a monkey's about us!

She told us enough about last night, but not...

She probably wasn't totally honest.

Well, she didn't lie.

This holiday...

is the end of the baby,

the beginning of an adult.

And she's proven to be adult.

I think I ought to stay away from boys, now Chris has just given me a warning!

He'll be shouting at me, won't he?

No, if boys come, then boys come, don't they?

That sounds so rude! I did not mean that like that!

Chelsea! I didn't even think that!

Has anyone got any big pants? I can't go out in a thong in this.

I've got big ones. Oh, no, these are quite light.

-Yeah, can I have them?

-Yeah.

I'm just going to go change my pants, then.

Have the right pants.

I've got big pants on, so no boys can see my ass!

It's midnight, and the evening is just starting as the girl's head out to the Strip.

We don't need no antibiotics when you've got alcohol.

But after a couple of hours, Becky is doing the bad knee skank,

and decides to call it a night at only 2:30am.

I want to go absolutely bonkers, like, mad dancing.

And I can't, because it's just killing me.

And it's left to Leighanne to take her home.

I'm gutted. Absolutely gutted.

Sleep's good! Don't moan!

Yeah, but dancing and being drunk's even better!

-Come on! Let's take you to bed.

-Right.

Having already seen what the girls get up to, today their parents

are going to hear what their daughters really think of them.

They definitely wouldn't have gone clubbing, like in Trinity.

We was there, girl!

If Dad was here, I wouldn't have been able to wear what I wore when we went clubbing.

Oh, she does know, you see!

With my personality, I can't stand people, like, can't stand drugs.

-So when he's saying no drugs, he knows that I'm not going to do it.

-She's got it!

But he's just adding to the fact that it just winds me up even more!

That does really wind me up when he says, don't do this, when he knows I wouldn't do it.

-That's good to hear, Chris.

-Yeah.

I'd like my dad to trust me a little bit more and stuff, and see that I'm not as naive as he thinks I am.

Because he thinks I'm really stupid...

-LAUGHTER

-Well said, Beck!

-She's definitely not stupid.

-No, she definitely knows what I mean.

I can see what she's saying, when you go on at her

every single night when she's going out, don't do this, don't do that.

Sometimes, that can make people to the opposite.

But she's strong, she's strong-willed like me, so she's not...

But sometimes you just get fed up of people saying it.

It's either that or a smack on her arse, and she's a bit big.

At home, I'm this spoiled baby, get away with everything. I'm Daddy's little princess.

Aw! At least she realises it!

I like Becky's dad, he's hilarious. I really do think he's hilarious.

-I think he is a bit strict on her, though.

-No, I'm not strict.

-You are.

..and it's going to go the wrong way.

-But I know he's trying to do it for her good.

-Oh, good old Chelsea!

But sometimes it is a bit far.

My relationship with my dad is a bit like...

We have quite a jokey relationship, actually, he calls me Fathead.

I call him Baldy. Or Buddha,

because he's got a massive Buddha belly.

-I've not noticed that!

-Me and my dad get on quite well.

When I was younger, I used to love my dad, and then he started working away.

I didn't see him, so I got more close to Mum. My dad went through a couple of years when he was dead grumpy.

-And never used to smile. But I think he's getting back to his old self now.

-Well said.

-That was good.

-Are you all right, then, Buddha?

-Baldy!

-She's dead right, I did go through a grumpy...

-A grumpy stage.

-Yeah, you said you did.

And you didn't realise that she was noticing it?

No. But these last couple of years, I have lightened up.

-It probably would be nice to spend

-even more time together,

sit and talk to me and stuff like that.

Hopefully that might be what comes out of this programme, you see?

She might be more open with me.

I think she knows I'm quite a reasonable parent,

quite liberal sort of parent, if you like.

Nobody's 100% perfect.

Everybody's got their faults.

But right now, spending more time with the parents is the last thing the girls want.

They're spending time at the water park.

I'll need someone's assistance.

Becky has come up with a cunning plan.

I've got to put the clingfilm on tonight and make it watertight, so that I can do some stuff.

I won't be able to do all the big stuff.

Oh, look how fat it makes my leg.

I think this is probably better, cos I can put my bum in

and leave my knees out and float about.

It appears everything's under control,

until Becky suffers a wardrobe malfunction.

All I heard was, "Christie, come here.

"My bikini snapped!"

Why are you so unlucky?

I might just go home.

-What am I meant to do?

-I don't know.

I think I am officially the most unlucky girl in,

not even out of our group, in like, Kavos, even in Corfu, in Greece.

Chelsea!

There's a shop up there.

Come on, then. Shall we walk to the shop?

No, you stay here, I'll go.

With the girls preoccupied at the water park,

the dads take the opportunity to go on a secret mission.

-Let's see what a mess they've made.

-No, see how tidy it is.

-I don't think it'll be that tidy.

-They're doing a room inspection.

Are we ready? Ready for this? Nothing's unpacked.

Can't believe it.

Still as Janet left it.

Chelsea done the same, she hasn't unpacked nothing.

Look at Chelsea's lot.

That's not neat. It's like been crammed back in, look.

Yes, how do you know what's clean and what's not?

Oh! Look at that.

Smoking.

-Look at that.

-Disgusting.

-Might not be Becky smoking.

There are worse things in life.

There'll be words spoken about that.

Look at Becky's bed.

What's that about?

I see Becky's left her phone.

It's a good job she hasn't got her expensive phone.

It's a bloody disgrace, nothing's put away, but ashtray's bad.

-So I think we'll leave it at that, Mark.

-Yeah, OK.

Blissfully unaware that earlier that day the fathers

have been in her room, Chelsea is chilling out on the balcony.

This sounds rude, I don't really think about mum and dad when I'm here.

I do, when I'm sat on my own, I kind of miss them.

But when I'm out and stuff I don't really think about them.

More important things to think about,

not more important, but my mind's a bit busy!

On alcohol. GIGGLES

Having heard the revelations this morning from Chelsea,

Mark's keen to be more involved and calls to check up on her.

-Hello.

-Hi, sweetheart.

-Hello.

-How are you, all right?

Yes, thank you.

We haven't had a night off yet.

We'd said the other night before the booze cruise

I wasn't going to get drunk, but that's the most drunk everyone's been.

What about boys, how are you getting on with the boys?

I'm nowhere near any boys.

-You don't go near any boys?

-No, I don't go near boys.

How come I don't believe that?

Cheers.

-Hey?

-I haven't, I'm staying away, Dad.

Somehow I just don't believe you.

SHE GIGGLES

But as long as you're behaving and looking after yourself.

-We'll speak to you again.

-OK.

-See you later.

-All right, love you.

-Love you.

-Bye.

-Bye, bye.

I've definitely stayed away from the boys.

I can't tell my dad that.

Yeah, yeah, Dad. I've stayed away from all the boys.

Not.

I'd tell my mum, but I won't tell my dad.

I don't go near no boys, she said.

Don't she? They must just go near her then.

Yeah, yeah. We have evidence otherwise.

Obviously, like, truth and trust is the basis of a relationship.

I don't know though, it's like, it's just because of my dad.

I just think I don't want to hurt, not hurt him,

because things I do aren't bad, just, like, upset him.

Or freak him out.

Make him disappointed of me.

I think he'd be a bit prouder of me if I said no.

Nobody wants to disappoint their dad, do they?

It's midnight and the strip is buzzing.

Foam party! Look at it. It's amazing.

We've just snuck down the strip

and we're going into the sex foam party to try and spy on the girls.

This is the parent's last opportunity

to see if the girls can stand on their own two feet.

-Are we looking forward to the foam party?

-We are!

Obviously, because we're going to the foam party, we've got to wear bikinis,

and shorts and flip-flops as well cos we don't want to ruin our shoes.

The leg's all clingfilmed up and bandaged up and watertight and ready.

The knee's ready. The knee wants to do this.

As the girls arrive, the parents are sat hidden in a room above the club.

It'll be interesting to see what they're actually wearing,

-knowing they're going in the foam.

-Yes.

There they are.

Chelsea. She's got a bikini on.

Bikini top.

-They look to be having a good time, really.

-They are.

There's Becky, on the right. She's got the high top on.

And boys are a little bit close there, but our Chelsea's sorted that.

Look at the state of them.

Why would you want to do that?

-It looks fun.

-Cos it's fun.

-Look at her and Becky's face there.

-Becky's just had a strop at a boy.

If they wear stuff like that and dance like that?

They're going to get that, aren't they?

-What?

-Look at her.

What your daughter's doing.

She's given somebody a bit of a sign.

Oh, she's fell over.

-I missed that one.

-She's up.

Going to be fighting in a minute.

Yes. She's getting nasty.

I think the boys are just getting a little bit too carried away.

I don't feel quite as pervy tonight.

The other night, because of how Becky was dressed,

I felt like we shouldn't have been watching it,

cos I didn't like how she was dressed.

They're all dressed the same tonight.

-And tonight it's more fun night.

-Does seem fun.

Tonight they've got their boobs hanging out.

Worse tonight, I'd say than the other night,

if they're in their bikinis.

It think it was initial shock for you, really.

-I think it's cos she were dressed differently to the others.

-Yes.

If I was a boy at that age, I'd be in there like a shot.

From a boy's point of view, I think they look like they want fun.

When you say they want fun, what do you mean by that?

Well, how they're dressed. Bouncing about.

The lads are there as well to enjoy themselves,

not just to prey on girls, are they?

I like girls for how they look.

Yeah, well, the lads are out to enjoy themselves at well,

they're not there to prey.

-Don't you think?

-No, I don't think.

Well, God help us all then.

Because it's like part of,

you get attracted to a girl, like it's always been, boy meets girl.

I've been trying to tell you, but you won't let her have a boyfriend at 18

and you're contradicting the fact that that's what should be happening.

That's about university, it's nothing to do with this.

CHEERING

I'm looking at Chelsea thinking, she's having the time of her life.

It doesn't bother me that she's attracting boys to her.

I think that's a good thing because she's having the time of her life,

she looks fantastic and she's with her six best mates.

On a good holiday.

Seconds after the parents sneak out the back,

the girls leave the foam party.

-I'm going to slip over.

-It was absolutely amazing.

I've got a foamy bum.

Some lad was trying to undo my bra strap and like, pulling me about

and jumping in with all these lot, so I called him a wanker,

so he kicked my legs and I just went bang, straight onto the floor.

It's the morning of the reveal.

Today, the parents will be confronting their daughters with what they've seen.

Can't wait to see her later, definitely.

We're going to be catching up with them,

but we will have to say something

about the bits we haven't been pleased with.

How she was dressed on the angels and devils night

is the main one, I would say.

And the fact we know she's been smoking.

Quite nervous. Not in the sense of, how are they going to react?

Just...how I'm going to react.

But it'll be great to see her.

With the holiday drawing to a close,

the girls are reflecting on their time away together.

I don't like the fact that, or the thought that,

this is going to be our last summer together.

I don't want to think like that, but realistically it will be.

It's not very nice, is it? And it's scary, like we're all growing up.

Well I'm going to say,

thank you girls cos I've really, really enjoyed it.

I've had, like, the best week of my life.

It's been amazing.

And it's about to become even more amazing,

but not in the way they're expecting.

-I'm surprised how nervous I am.

-My stomach is doing somersaults.

It's like you've not seen them for six months.

You haven't been so close.

I'm having a cocktail, start as we mean to go one, eh?

-Let's go for it.

-Let's go and see what they're playing at.

I don't know what to eat.

I'm going to ask what's in the seafood spaghetti.

Now we're going to go and surprise the girls.

They're on the beach and they're all looking the other way.

Already had bacon today.

I've seen Chelsea, look.

Chelsea.

-Chelsea. Becky.

-Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

-We've been here all week, mate.

-Have you really?

-Yes, yes.

-Have you been here all week?

All week. Watching all of you.

-No, you have not!

-We know everything.

Oh, my God.

-I've definitely seen the ashtray.

-The ashtray?

-Outside your room.

-You went on the wrong balcony then.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Wrong room?

-Yeah, must've been.

Oh, my God!

What are you doing?

-Can I have one?

-Eh?

-Can I have one?

-Oh, dear.

Right, now, nice to see you, see you...

The foam party was here, we was at the side of it in a room.

-Next to it, yeah?

-We followed you on the boat.

And we've also seen you in that underwear,

which we weren't happy with.

You knew I wouldn't be happy, didn't you?

I were nearly crying, I didn't want to go out.

I put that thing on and they were laughing at me, I says, "I don't want to go out.

"I got nothing." They were like, "Put that on, put that on."

-I was actually not even going to go out.

-You hurt your knee.

Mum, my knee's fine, give over worrying.

What about the bruise? How did you do that one?

-They're both all right.

-You've not been tempted to get a tattoo?

-No.

-Not been tempted to kiss a boy?

-No.

I didn't kiss anyone. You've seen, they're all nobheads.

-Dickheads, I know.

-Every male here is a nobhead.

-Your dad told you they would be.

-They just grab you.

-Yeah.

They grab you and start dancing with you.

Every lad's a dickhead. What do you think about us coming?

I'm not bothered, I've not done anything wrong.

-I didn't ask that.

-Yes, but it's not like

I've been doing everything that I shouldn't be doing and you've just turned up.

We're pleased with all of you.

The only thing that was really, not shocking,

but upsetting was when you was, when you drunk too much

and the fall, I was quite concerned.

I don't even know what happened then,

cos I was all right when we walked in that bar

and as soon as I come out, I were a goner.

Just watch what you're drinking in future.

-I've been all right all week.

-I know.

We know you have.

With regards to what you've been doing,

everything we've asked you to do while you're here,

you've done, so I respect you for that.

-Thanks.

-And now I realise that you have grown up a bit.

I am going to cry now.

-Come here.

-No, you're not going to... Get off.

So, in future when you go out, I will not ring you 16 times.

Thank you. Being away made me realise I appreciate how much you do for me,

cos you do do a lot.

And I do actually appreciate it, Mum.

And I appreciate your money, Dad.

I think it's made us see how you can behave

and you can be good on your own.

-We've all learned something from this, haven't we?

-Yes.

Right.

I'm still in shock.

Tonight, they are taking the parents out.

The actual image I got off Chelsea was absolutely fantastic.

Sitting on the beach talking to her,

we've never been that open, the three of us before.

It will bring us closer.

I think she's realised now how much her dad actually cares for her

and I think she's realised how much she cares for her dad.

I've been so grateful that I've been given this opportunity

to sort of, move on in my life as well as Chelsea moving on in her life.

She's going to have to have a boyfriend one day.

But when she has a boyfriend,

I would like to, vet him.

It sounds strange, but I'd like to vet her boyfriend.

I know that... I don't know how I'm going to...

I'll have to accept whatever, whatever happens, I'll have to accept it.

But I know it's an issue.

Next time, on the Greek island of Zante, it's orgasmic drinks.

How to blow your cash on strippers.

I've spent 220 euros so far.

And having a gas with your mates.

I can't believe I'm seeing this, actually.

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