Reading Scott's Diary

By: Scott Griffin and Lizzie Lightowlers-Allen
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  • Summary

  • As a teenager, Scott meticulously recorded every aspect of his life every day from 2003 to 2006, from the easily relatable to the downright bizarre. Now, he's finally reopening his diaries with his best friend Lizzie! They talk school, bullying, teachers, TV, crushes, sex, MSN, and everything in between.
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Episodes
  • S1E1 - Milk and Garlic Bread

    S1E1 - Milk and Garlic Bread
    May 4 2019

    With his best friend Lizzie, Scott opens up his diary from 2003 and finds out what he had for breakfast, which of his friends were liars, which ones were bonking, and what happened when he got caught writing an erotic story in geography.
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    53 mins
  • S1E2 - Well Hung Bush

    S1E2 - Well Hung Bush
    May 9 2019

    Scott rents X-Men on video and steals a squirrel. Meanwhile, at school, his music teacher is a cruel witch, exams start and the I Hate Scott contract is delivered. Elsewhere, Scott and Lizzie chat Eurotrash, having a TV in your room as a kid, and how they first met. 
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    48 mins
  • S1E3 - Braless Ways

    S1E3 - Braless Ways
    May 16 2019

    Some inappropriate hickies are given and Big Brother 4 starts. In other news, Scott starts going to drama club, revamps his hairstyle, and suckles lukewarm tea from a baby’s bottle. Around the table, Lizzie and Scott chat inappropriate comments on nights out, getting up early to play video games and teachers being mean. 
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    54 mins

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