It's 2003 in Birmingham.

Doors have been slammed in your face, you're not welcome here.

They were capable of murder.

Drive-by killings, gang wars, a vigilante group that fought against Jamaica's notorious yardies.

The home boy thought we're not going to take this anymore.

We're going to be even more violent than you.

Before turning on each other.

I'm Livy Haydock and this is gangster, the story of the Burger Bar boys.

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I did you think that I could read your mind at times.

Maybe that's normal.

It's not.

Obsessed with normal people.

There's a scene in this show that has stuck with me so strongly and it's when

There's a scene in this show that has stuck with me so strongly and it's when Connell goes to therapy and he finally after years just opens up about his mental health

struggles. It is superb. I know it's such a release I think we all collectively exhale at that moment and I mean

mental health is such an important part of this story that it's not often featured in this way but it's a huge part of the lives of these

beloved characters so that's why we want to dedicate a whole episode to

mental health and how it's portrayed in this series so we got our friend and

fellow massive fan of normal people

Scarlet Curtis on the podcast. In case you're not familiar with

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