Original title
wtFOCK
Released
10/6/2018
Origin country
BE
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Production companies
Beta Film, Sputnik Media
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
7
Number of episodes
72
The story of Dutch speaking young teenagers and pupils in a high school in Antwerp, and their troubles, scandals and everyday life. Each season is told from a different person's point of view.
A series of clips that aired during the first COVID-19 lockdown in Belgium (wtFOCKDOWN). The clips feature video calls between the characters that take place between seasons 3 and 4.
Senne calls Zoë three months after their breakup to check how she's doing.
Sander guides Robbe through the places that were important in their relationship. This clip: the mural.
Amber calls Aaron to tell him she doesn't feel like they look like a couple on his Instagram page.
Zoë sends Senne a video of Milan to break the ice.
The Broerrrs tease Aaron about his relationship with Amber.
Jana calls the girls to inform them about some sad news.
Sander misses being physical with Robbe.
Zoë and Jana talk about moving and Senne's call last week.
Sander guides Robbe through the places that were important in their relationship. This clip: the cycling tunnel.
Senne calls Zoë but she's still upset after finding out about his new girlfriend.
Jens checks up on Jana after finding out about the move.
Senne tries to sort things out with Zoë.
Sander wants to experiment on camera.
Robbe feels conflicted about Sander's proposed cybersex so he asks Milan for advice.
Nina tries to meet up with Senne.
Sander guides Robbe through the places that were important in their relationship. This clip: the swimming pool.
Robbe and Yasmina talk about relationships.
Amber asks the girls for advice after Aaron sends her an unsolicited dick pic.
Zoë and Senne discuss their relationship in light of Senne's new girlfriend.
Robbe reconsiders Sander's cybersex proposal.
Amber confronts Aaron about the dick pic.
Nina tries to have a romantic evening with Senne but his mind is somewhere else.
Sander guides Robbe through the places that were important in their relationship. This clip: the bike stands.
The Broerrrs tease Aaron about his dick pic.
The Girl Squad talk about recent developments.
Milan and the Broerrrs have a surprise in store for Sander's birthday.
Senne and Nina discuss the state of their relationship.
The Girl Squad talk about Freefest and Zoë's relationship issues.
Senne asks Milan for advice.
Robbe feels uncomfortable when Sander mentions the pub they got attacked at.
Zoë and Senne have a lot to talk about.
Everyone joins in on an improvised talent show to celebrate the end of lockdown.
Jana Ackermans is the central character and the season focuses on her relationship with her boyfriend Jens as well as themes of loneliness, identity, and friendship.
The 15-year-old Jana is the new kid in the school where her boyfriend Jens is also attending. To make new friends, she goes to the school's Kick-Off party, but that's where the confrontation with Britt starts, who calls her a slut. Zoë, who is also new in the school, saw it and tries to comfort Jana. A new friendship begins between the two.
Jana has arranged a romantic Ardennes weekend with Jens, but Jens also wants to take his best friend Robbe with him. Jana is disappointed and the weekend out is different than she had hoped.
Jana gets to know Zoë better and together with classmates Luca and Amber forms a team to participate in the Freefest competition at school. When Yasmina, a Muslim girl who's not afraid to speak her mind, wants to participate, Amber does not think that it's a good idea. It comes to a fight and Jana wonders if these are the friends she had hoped for.
The girls decide to connect with the coolest boys in school to increase their chances during the Freefest competition.
Jana suspects that Jens is hiding things from her and that he has contact with Britt.
Amber walks on clouds after her night with Senne, but not everyone shares her enthusiasm.
It is better again between Jana and Jens, but Jana carries a secret with her and talks to Robbe in confidence.
When it becomes known that Jana had kissed another boy at a party, Jens does not want to see her anymore.
Jana tries to make up for it with Jens, but Jens replies that Jana must first find out what kind of person she wants to be. Jana receives a threatening letter at school and suspects that Britt was the one who wrote it.
Amber becomes sick at Marie's party.
Amber fears that she is pregnant after the one-night stand with Senne and asks her friends to accompany her to the doctor.
Jana finds out who has betrayed her and decides to confront the person at the Christmas drink at school.
Zoë Loockx is the central character and the season focuses on her relationship with Senne, a popular boy at school, and themes of friendship, self-image, and sexual abuse.
Amber is still not over with her crush on Senne, but Senne has set his sights on Zoë and is trying to set up a date with her.
Zoë cannot escape the date with Senne, but tries to hide it from her friends.
Zoë struggles to come to term with her insecurities and feelings for Senne.
Zoë and Senne start bonding but get interrupted when a family member of his unexpectedly comes home.
Senne tries to explain why he acted the way he did when Viktor came home. Zoë suspects something might be going with Robbe and one of the boys at school.
After Senne's violent outburst, Zoë questions whether she can still reconcile their relationship and her morals.
Zoë wakes up in bed with Viktor, nude. She doesn't remember anything that happened and suspects that she has been raped.
Zoë tries to find out what happened with Viktor that night. The girls start to suspect that something is wrong with her.
Zoë confronts Viktor. Still unsure what happened, she decides to hold off on telling Senne.
Upset with everything that has happened, Senne tries to run away from everything. Zoë tries to get through to him before he leaves.
Robbe IJzermans is the central character and the season focuses on his coming out as gay and his relationship with Sander, who struggles with bipolar disorder. It also deals with themes of sexual identity, homosexuality, and mental health.
Robbe meets the charming spray paint artist Noor Bauwens at a party. They hit it off immediately, but Robbe struggles to make it work. When Robbe's mother gets admitted to a psych ward, Zoë offers a solution.
Robbe and Noor join the girls and the Broerrrs on a trip to the beach. Zoë and Senne's different lifestyles begin to clash.
Robbe meets someone unexpected, further complicating his relationship with Noor. Jens, Aaron and Moyo pull a prank on the others which sours the mood.
Robbe questions what his newfound infatuation with Sander means for him as a person and for his relationship with Noor.
After confiding in Milan about his feelings for Sander, Robbe decides how to move forward.
Robbe deals with the repercussions of the homophobic attack Sander and him were objected to. Zoë takes an unpopular decision regarding Viktor's trial.
Sander shows his affection for Robbe publicly, but Robbe still isn't sure what to believe after seeing him make out with Britt. At school, rumours are going around about Sander and Robbe. Viktor unexpectedly shows up at the flatshare.
Robbe feels relieved now that his relationship with Sander is public, although not everyone responds well to the news. Sander has a surprise in store for Robbe on Sinterklaas.
After the events that transpired on Sinterklaas, Robbe struggles with the idea that his relationship with Sander was all a lie. Moyo offers a piece of advice.
Sander disappears after checking himself out of the psych ward. Robbe tries to reach him to no avail.
The series diverged from the original SKAM storyline with a new character, Kato Fransen. The storyline deals with social media, racism, self-harm, drugs, and COVID-19.
Instagram influencer Kato Fransen is the new talk of school as she starts her first year at KAB. Struggling to fit in, Luca takes Kato under her wing and introduces her to the Girl Squad and the Broerrrs. But after an awkward encounter at a party, Moyo isn't too pleased about his new schoolmate.
Despite Moyo's hostile attitude towards her, the Broerrrs ask Kato to be in one of their dance battle vlogs alongside him. Zoë grows suspicious of their new friend.
Awkwardness ensues after Moyo's apology to Kato doesn't yield the results he'd hoped for. Kato seeks out Moyo so they can open up to one another, and have an honest conversation. Yasmina starts to share Zoë's suspicions about Kato not being all she seems.
Moyo reluctantly agrees to perform alongside Kato in a dance competition. Amber tries to become an influencer like Kato, and asks for her help in getting sponsors. Zoë continues to distance herself from Kato.
Moyo and Kato reconcile after their fight and decide to make their relationship public while continuing to prepare for the dance competition. Amber takes a blow to her self-esteem when she finds out that her sponsorship wasn't real. Zoë makes her unkind feelings for Kato known and the two clash.
After an argument concerning Moyo's drug usage, Kato opens up about her home-life and issues with self-harm. Kato and Zoë sort out their differences and agree to start over. Amber finds out that an influencer's life isn't perfect at all. Kato and her parents hit their breaking point.
Since Kato is grounded she has to go behind her parents' backs to see Moyo. Having passed the first round of the dance competition they begin to prepare their entry for the next round. Robbe decides to help them by shooting the video, but arrives late because of a flat tire. Kato and the boys make a drastic decision in order to adhere to her curfew and the strict entry deadline.
Moyo ignores Kato after the accident and asks Robbe to delete the footage of their dance. Trying to get the video submitted in time, Kato asks the Broerrrs to convince Moyo to submit the file anyway. The Girl Squad comforts Kato and tries to think of ways to solve everything.
After the fight with her parents, Kato stays over at Zoë's place for a couple of days. She tries to make ammends by paying for the damage done from her own pocket. When Amber notices Kato and Moyo made it to the final round of the competition, they must figure out whether they still want to continue despite their relationship issues.
After spraining her ankle, Kato and Moyo have to drop out of the dance competition. Kato reflects on her choices while the others go on a holiday to the Ardennes.
Yasmina Ait Omar is the central character, with the season focusing on ideas of faith and religion, being Muslim in Belgium, and the holy month of Ramadan.
In the past Yasmina has tried to keep her family-life and school-life seperate, but a scuffle involving her brother Elias sets both her worlds on a collision course.
Elias invites Yasmina's friends over for Iftar as a peace offering, leading to an awkward evening for some. Meanwhile Elias' charming friend Younes is starting to leave an impression on Yasmina.
Yasmina tries to figure out how to navigate her feelings for Younes, but the fallout from his confession at Friday's Iftar complicates things. The girls are invited to join Blonde Ambition's Ibiza graduation trip.
A revelation about Younes pushes Yasmina away from him.
Yasmina struggles to reconcile her feelings for Younes with the rules of her faith. At school, there's a notable absentee from the Ibiza trip planning party.
Recent events make Yasmina question her friends' allegiances.
Yasmina plans to expose the truth, but things get out of hand quickly.
Yasmina has to deal with the consequences of her actions, but not everyone is ready to hear her out.
Younes helps Yasmina win her friends back.
As the end of high school approaches, Yasmina must figure out what her future will look like.
This season shifts to the perspective of a new class of students at Kunstkaai Secondary School, a school that focuses on artistic and creative pursuits. The central character is Ada Konings, who attempts to understand her sexuality as she hesitates to lose her virginity to her boyfriend, Finn. The season also follows her friendships and relationships with Hanne, Otis, Anaïs, Noah, and her older half-sister, Mila, who was held back a year in school.
Finn wants to take his relationship with Ada to the next level.
Ada is embarrassed that she couldn't give Finn what he wanted.
Anaïs Davis is the central character, and the season focuses on her burgeoning romantic relationship with Bobbie. Themes of this season include alcohol abuse, substance abuse, divorce, reckless behavior, and friendship.
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