Pursuing a college education doesn’t only present academic challenges to students, but also social conflicts, as well. Those issues, which are relatable to young adults around the world, have been presented in the new romantic drama series, ‘Normal People.’

The Ireland-based show is based on the novel of the same name by Sally Rooney, who has also contributed to the scripts for the television adaptation. ‘Normal People’ is a co-production between Ireland, the UK and the US, and debuted last month on RTÉ One, the BBC and Hulu, respectively. It stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal as main characters Marianne and Connell, who must contend with their academics and social, romantic and family lives at secondary school and later at Trinity College Dublin.

The twelve-episode first series is now being broadcast on BBC One‘s channel on Filmon TV. (Note that the BBC One channel is only available for free to viewers in the UK, and to international users who have paid subscriptions.) The latest two episodes to air on Filmon-episodes five and six-can be streamed today between 4-5pm local time. It can be watched live, or recorded and watched at a later time.

The two episodes, which contains some strong language and scenes of a sexual nature, follow Connell (Mescal) as he joins Marianne’s (Edgar-Jones) social circle at university, but he ultimately doesn’t fit in. The episodes were directed by Lenny Abrahamson, and written by Rooney and Alice Birch.

The BBC One channel is notable for offering something of value for everyone with a range of high-quality, popular programming for a modern UK audience. The channel was named Channel of the Year at the 2007 Broadcast Awards. FilmOn is a popular streaming service that enables viewers to watch live and recorded UK and international television shows, movies and music videos in a variety of genres, including news, sports, drama, comedy, horror, lifestyle, shopping, pop, EDM and blues.