- Season 2
- Season 1
Iain has decided to leave Flummox, but is this really what he wants, or will he finally have the courage to tell Olivia how he feels?
When the gang find themselves with a 'free day', they have to decide what to do with it - and Greg soon finds himself with the biggest decision of all.
The gang are in the countryside to party with a legendary university friend of Iain's, but they soon find that he's not the person he used to be.
Iain tries to impress his dad by pitching an idea for a ground-breaking primetime TV show to a commissioner with the help of Finn and Rosie.
After the break-up with Greg, Ashley and the others go to a singles night where Iain bumps awkwardly into his ex Olivia and Rosie finds some 'icks' about.
Iain panics they're people who rather than attend a party ask next door to turn the music down. Iain, desperate to cling onto his youth decides to throw a house party.
Iain screen tests for a prime time dating show with Vicky Pattison. Ashley attempts to shut the door on her relationship with Robbie, before Greg's return. Meanwhile Rosie tries to convince Iain and Olivia to finally open up to each other.
Rosie hosts a pop-up art gallery at the house, which is hijacked by Thalia - and Iain gets roped in as the mystery celebrity guest.
Iain meets up with an old friend and accidentally ends up in a throuple. Plus, Ashley attends a boxercise class with Thalia and inexplicably invites Robbie.
Iain makes his move into prime time television as a guest on The Chase. Ashley attends her school reunion with Thalia and reconnects with her ex-boyfriend Robbie.
Iain and Olivia debate whether they are ready to become parents as the first scan looms, while Ashley gets the three-year itch as Greg tries to celebrate their anniversary, and Rosie takes care of Tamagotchi toys with Thalia's reluctant help.
After recently breaking up with Olivia, Iain launches himself into the dating scene, while Greg naively enlists Thalia to help him to sext his girlfriend Ashley, and Rosie plays scrabble with her dead boss.
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