Series Two (2007)
| # | Episode | Writer/s | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | "Web of Deceit" | James Hendrie and Ian Brown | 7 September 2007 (2007-09-07) |
| Diana, Molly and Alex return from a holiday in Africa but Jimmy forgets to pick them up from the airport and they return to a dirty house and Siobhan in Jimmy's bed. Molly is annoyed with Jimmy and Diana says the reason why is on Molly's blog, which Jimmy eventually reads. When he then tells Siobhan that the reason Molly is annoyed is that she does not like Siobhan sleeping in his bed, she goes round and talks to Molly. When Molly then works out that Diana and Jimmy have been reading her blog she writes on it that she is going to a rave in Hampshire to send them on a wild goose chase. | |||
| 9 | "Rose Tattoo" | Jim Armogida and Steve Armogida | 14 September 2007 (2007-09-14) |
| Jimmy accidentally sees Diana naked in the shower, and cannot get the image out of his mind. When Molly asks for a tattoo, Diana admits to Jimmy that what he thought was a birthmark on her leg, is in fact a tattoo of a rose she had done 30 years ago. They then decide to try reverse psychology and let Molly have the tattoo, but this does not work. However, due to her age Molly is refused a tattoo by the tattoo artist. Meanwhile, to Alex's horror a personality test says that he should become an accountant. | |||
| 10 | "Tell Tale" | Jim Armogida and Steve Armogida | 21 September 2007 (2007-09-21) |
| Jimmy holds a poker night, at which Diana beats him after Alex tells her Jimmy's tell and makes him do a monkey impression. Diana later tells Siobhan Jimmy's tell, which she then uses to test whether he is lying to her. The following night, Alex tells Jimmy what Diana's tell is, and he uses this to discover that Diana is having a relationship with Philip, who she had said was her bridge partner. Also, Mollie gets a new outfit to impress her friends at the school photo while Alex rents a tuxedo. | |||
| 11 | "Meet The Parents" | Katie Douglas | 28 September 2007 (2007-09-28) |
| Siobhan's father David (Nicky Henson) comes round to meet Jimmy and he, David, Siobhan and Diana go out to dinner. Diana and David get on well and go out together the following night. However, when David sends Diana lots of presents, she wants to end the relationship. Jimmy is worried that if she does this, he will not want him and Siobhan to continue their relationship. So Jimmy tries to tell him what Diana thinks, but David misunderstands and thinks Jimmy is talking about him and Siobhan. Diana then tells David herself. Meanwhile, Mollie wants to look good to impress a boy and Alex is drawing up the family tree if Diana and David marry. | |||
| 12 | "Love and War" | Andrea Solomons | 5 October 2007 (2007-10-05) |
| On the 11th anniversary of her husband Patrick's death, Diana goes with Jimmy and the children to visit his grave. However, 12 red roses have already been placed on the grave and Diana immediately suspects that Patrick had an affair during their marriage. She wants to find out who the other woman was, and Jimmy finds out from the florist (Tracey Wilkinson) who sent the flowers. Jimmy then visits the lady (Di Botcher) and discovers that lady's son-in-law had placed the flowers on the wrong grave, her flowers were meant for her husband also called Patrick. Also, Siobhan goes back to college and Molly and Alex argue. | |||
| 13 | "When She Came Back" | James Hendrie and Ian Brown | 12 October 2007 (2007-10-12) |
| Ann (Samantha Spiro) returns from Africa, and Howard has just asked her to marry him. Soon she tells Jimmy to move out and takes away Diana's spare key so she can look after the children herself. Molly and Alex both soon miss Jimmy and Diana, while Jimmy has to sleep at Kev's flat. Jimmy later persuades Ann to go back to Africa like she wants to. Meanwhile, Molly is upset after being dumped by Shane while Alex pretends he has a broken leg to get out of PE. At Kev's flat, a parrot named Satan drops a poo bomb on a sleeping Jimmy's face. | |||
| 14 | "Ride of The Valkyrie" | James Hendrie and Ian Brown | 19 October 2007 (2007-10-19) |
| Diana's friend Pam Greerson (Georgie Glen) offers Diana exclusive German concert tickets if she finds her a builder. Jimmy needs the money so he agrees, but Kev believes that there is something suspicious about Pam, but Jimmy dismisses him. Just after being paid by Pam, the Police arrive and arrest her for fraud. Meanwhile, Alex runs for head prefect but when he wins he is disqualified after being caught bribing people meaning Molly's friend Ellie wins. | |||
| 15 | "Just Say No" | Katie Douglas | 26 October 2007 (2007-10-26) |
| After attempting to lift a bag of sand for a bet with Kev at work, Jimmy gets a hernia and is taken to hospital, where all the nurses are friends of Ann's and dislike him. After the operation, he recovers at home and gets a high on painkillers. During the high, he writes letters to people, including one to Siobhan proposing to her. Later, he has to try to tell her he did not mean to propose, only to discover that she knew this anyway. Meanwhile, Alex thinks he has become telepathic. | |||
| 16 | "And So This Is Christmas..." | Andrea Solomons | 23 December 2007 (2007-12-23) |
| A flood in Africa means that Ann cannot come home for Christmas and Jimmy and Diana are worried about making the children enjoy it and argue over the decorations. Molly and Alex are both in the school play, which is a modern version of Sleeping Beauty until Diana becomes the director and changes it back to the traditional story. Diana tells Jimmy he has to do the play's scenery, but when they argue he refuses to do it and she then says she will fly to Italy for Christmas. However, they later make up and just in time he produces the scenery. Meanwhile, Siobhan is annoyed that Jimmy has not invited her round for Christmas Day and Kev wants an office party. |
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