Fresh Meat ended and everyone either cried or freaked out
The final episode made tweeters all teary - and students start to seriously stress about leaving higher education...

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After five years, countless parties and mountains of revision notes, Fresh Meat has come to a close. Josie aside, the residents of 28 Hartnell Avenue are now all the proud owners of degree certificates. And after one epic party, it was time for the gang to take their first, scared steps into ‘the real world’…
Naturally, there were tears…
That last episode of #FreshMeat was a bit of a kick in the feels
— Tom Vernon (@TomOfVernon) March 29, 2016
It's actually making me sad that there's no more fresh meat pic.twitter.com/RdeS5yeaUy
— Dave (@jakartamkippax) March 29, 2016
Like, loads of tears…
I can't stop crying because of #freshmeat. Like I just keep crying.
— æ (@alexandra_ewing) March 29, 2016
I'M NOT CRYING #FreshMeat
— Studio Ghibli (@baldheadzizou) March 29, 2016
The last Fresh Meat totally hasn't got me in tears… ????
— Elizabeth Gould (@sleuthstress) March 29, 2016
And a LOT of emotions.
I am unreasonably happy about Vod's 2:1. And Howard's 1st. I am feeling absolute bliss at fictional characters' uni results #FreshMeat
— Samantha Shannon (@say_shannon) March 28, 2016
The new fresh meat is pretty depressing tbh ?
— Josh (@jhayes1998) March 29, 2016
It does seem that every episode of #FreshMeat this series is throwing me into an existential crisis about my life, career and degree
— Callum Delhoy (@Delhoy) March 29, 2016
Finished the last episode of Fresh Meat and now I don't really know what to do with my life
— ➰ (@PostNubilaSolis) March 29, 2016
It was reminding this lot of leaving university…
Getting all emotional at the end of #FreshMeat – the end of university is such a wrench on heart and head
— Greg Jenner (@greg_jenner) March 28, 2016
I got a 2:1 by exactly 0.1% which was incredible at the time. But in hindsight it wouldn't have mattered if I'd have failed. #FreshMeat
— Dan Hudson???? (@DANHUDSON) March 29, 2016
About to watch the finale of fresh meat and i'm already emotional, feel like i'm leaving uni myself all over again. #adultlifesucks
— Laura Banham (@pleasebanham) March 28, 2016
While the young’uns were just getting stressed at the prospect:
Last episode of #FreshMeat was way too real. Literally like 4-5 of my worries about graduation next year in there and NOPE
— Jamie Dagg ???? (@Jamie_Dagg) March 29, 2016
Still into Josie & Kingsley 🙁 But the finale got me both thinking about life & realising I need a 2:1 #freshmeat #cantsleep
— Francesca Hague (@franandtrigger) March 29, 2016
Fresh Meat finale was so sad, don’t ever wanna leave uni ?
— Katherine (@katherine_madge) March 29, 2016
Even the stars themselves were feeling the feels…
Farewell. #FreshMeat pic.twitter.com/TFfhRxxCB9
— Jack Whitehall (@jackwhitehall) March 28, 2016
The closest.The bestest. The fucking ride of a lifetime.We love you Manchester! (microphone whines to silence) pic.twitter.com/nz4OZAH8wJ
— Zawe Ashton (@ZaweAshton) March 29, 2016
Before I go to bed. I met a bunch of silly, brilliantly talented idiots, we got on, we made a show; it changed our lives. Bye bye #Freshmeat
— Greg McHugh (@gregjmchugh) March 29, 2016
This means a very great deal to me this show #FreshMeat pic.twitter.com/gwqFX55QBA
— Charlotte Ritchie (@Charitchie) March 28, 2016
If like this emotional lot you need a little help getting through your first day in a post-Fresh Meat world, you’re in luck. Fresh Meat might be done and dusted, but there’s another 1 minute and 56 seconds to watch over on All 4…