RUSH focuses on the lives of six students at a mainstream college – on their relationships and their ambitions, and on their struggle to make sense of their lives.

RUSH is written and directed by Ray Harrison Graham and produced by Hilary Durman, who together with Cilla Ware created the award-winning dramas Strong Language (Japan Prize, Prix Jeunesse) and Dream On (BAFTA and Royal Television Society).

Episode 6

Annie advises Adam to put his differences with Troy aside, for the sake of Kara – his niece and Troy's daughter.

Wayne has stayed the night at Kelly's after bringing her home from the nightclub. Kelly knows Wayne doesn't have a place of his own, so she agrees to let him stay in the flat, while she goes to stay with her mother. Wayne tells Kelly he still has feelings for her, and Kelly admits she has feelings for him too – but it's too soon.

Maya warns Kelly not to get too involved with Wayne. She doesn't trust him. Kelly reacts badly.

Meanwhile, Nicky's brother Vince is pressing him to come up with the money from the drugs sale – which has all gone. Vince is under pressure himself. If Nicky hasn't got the money, where is it?

Troy has arranged to meet Bella at Errol's club. He is thinking hard about what to do about Kara, and he wants Bella's advice about being a parent. She encourages him to think that being a parent can be a new beginning.

At the lapdancing club, Casey's interest in Mel takes a new turn when he pays her to dance for him personally. Mel finds this painfully difficult.

Back at Errol's club, Errol's ex-girlfriend, Marcia, sees Clancy – the man who beat her up – and calls Errol for help. Errol furiously attacks Clancy, hurting him quite badly, and Clancy leaves threatening revenge.

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