The Only Way is Essex - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Episode 1
Arg and Gemma have a double date with Sam and Joey although things don't run smoothly with Arg insulting Gemma throughout the meal and Sam bumping into Lucy.
Episode 2
Lauren G agrees to go on a date with Tom P, whilst Mick holds an Essex-style sports day.
Episode 3
Joey holds an 80s themed party for his 22nd birthday. Lydia has a chat with Gemma about Arg's controlling ways which doesn't go down to well when Arg walks in on the conversation.
Episode 4
Sam and Joey go house hunting to find the perfect first home together and Arg tries to impress Gemma.
Episode 5
Bobby confides in best friend Lydia that he thinks he's fallen in love with Charlie; Sam and Lucy agree to meet and make up over the cheating accusations against Mario.
Episode 6
Everyone heads out to celebrate Charlie's birthday; sensing something is wrong with Bobby, Charlie tries to comfort his best friend although Bobby drops a bombshell. Jamie Reed makes quite an impression on a few of the ladies.
Episode 7
Sam hosts a garden party; Bobby confides in Gemma about his current situation with Charlie.
Episode 8
Gemma and Charlie come to blows once again over Gemma questioning his sexuality, which also causes Gemma and Bobby to fall out.
Episode 9
Lauren Goodger begins to have doubts about Tom, Arg takes Gemma for a surprise singing lesson, and Bobby celebrates his birthday at a funfair in Southend.
Episode 10
The series concludes with Lucy throwing a prom for her 21st birthday and Jamie apologising to Frankie.
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