The British teen drama Skins premieres on E4, introducing a raw portrayal of teenagers' lives in Bristol.
The second series of Skins airs, continuing the exploration of youth culture and introducing new characters.
The third series of Skins debuts, featuring a new generation of characters and storylines.
The fourth series of Skins begins broadcasting, concluding the stories of the second generation of characters.
A U.S. adaptation of Skins is announced, aiming to bring the show to American audiences.
The American version of Skins premieres on MTV but receives mixed reviews and low ratings.
Skins returns to the UK with its fifth series, featuring the third generation of characters.
The sixth series continues the third generation's storylines, maintaining the show's characteristic edgy storytelling.
The seventh and final series of Skins airs, concluding the stories of all three generations.
The official Skins website is taken down as the show concludes its run and moves into syndication and streaming.
Tony and Michelle, central characters in the first generation, meet and begin their complex relationship.
Sid reveals his feelings for Michelle, complicating the love triangle with Tony.
Cassie struggles with her anorexia nervosa and ends up hospitalized.
Effy Stonem is introduced as Tony's younger sister, beginning her role in the series.
The show shifts focus to the second generation, with Effy as a main character.
Effy experiences severe mental health issues, leading to a hospital stay.
In the seventh series, Cook is killed, marking a significant event in the third generation's story.
