
If you loved
Brassic
Daniel Brocklehurst · Series · 2019
What hooked you in Brassic was the way the unbreakable bonds of lifelong friendship turn high-stakes criminal chaos into a hilarious, heartfelt survival strategy.
Books on the same thread
Hooky
Míriam Bonastre Tur · Book · 2021
If Brassic captured your heart through its focus on a tight-knit crew facing overwhelming odds, you will find that same spirit of found family and fugitive resilience in this magical adventure.
The Machine Gunners
Robert Westall · Book · 2012
The camaraderie of youth pushing boundaries in Brassic mirrors the way these characters turn war remnants into games, proving that friendship is the ultimate anchor during periods of intense social instability.
Sunny
Jason Reynolds · Book · 2018
Much like the loyal group dynamics in Brassic, this story highlights how personal growth and overcoming adversity are best navigated when you have a supportive team standing right behind you.
Maximum Security
Robert Muchamore · Book · 2005
Brassic fans who thrive on high-stakes infiltration and the thrill of juvenile delinquency will appreciate this deep dive into undercover operations where the line between criminal and investigator blurs entirely.
Films on the same thread

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Film · 1998
This film captures the exact frantic energy of Brassic, where a group of inseparable friends finds themselves deep in debt and forced to pull a desperate heist to survive.

My Friends
Film · 1975
If you enjoyed the immature escapism and constant mischief of the Brassic lads, you will relate to these friends who use elaborate pranks and daytrips to cope with their midlife crises.

Don't Be Bad
Claudio Caligari · Film · 2015
The raw, gritty portrayal of friendship tested by criminal ambition in this film echoes the darker, more realistic consequences of the underworld lifestyle explored throughout the seasons of Brassic.

Big Deal on Madonna Street
Film · 1958
The charm of Brassic lies in its lovable, incompetent criminals, a dynamic perfectly mirrored here by a group of amateur thieves whose elaborate heist plans constantly spiral into hilarious, failed attempts.
Podcasts on the same thread

S-Town
Serial Productions · Podcast · 2024
The focus on small-town isolation and eccentric characters in this investigation provides the same compelling, slightly off-kilter social commentary that makes the world of Brassic feel so lived-in and real.

Crime in Sports
James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman · Podcast · 2026
Brassic fans who appreciate finding the comedy in criminal absurdity will love this deep dive into athlete misconduct, as it applies the same dark, irreverent humor to legal scandals and behavior.
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Common questions
Is Brassic about a group of friends?
Yes, Brassic follows a group of working-class friends living in suburban northern England. The show focuses on their unconventional attempts to succeed in life while navigating the various troubles caused by their history of dealing, scamming, and conning their way through adolescence.
What is the premise of Brassic?
Brassic depicts a group of friends in suburban northern England who have spent years scamming and stealing to get by. As they move past adolescence, their past actions begin to catch up with them, leading to significant trouble for the entire group.
Who created the television series Brassic?
Brassic was created by Daniel Brocklehurst. The show first premiered in 2019 and centers on the lives of friends in northern England who use unconventional methods to win at life while dealing with the consequences of their criminal activities.
Is Brassic set in northern England?
Yes, Brassic is set in suburban northern England. The series follows the lives of a group of friends who have relied on dealing, scamming, and bribing to survive, but find that their past choices are now resulting in a series of difficult problems.