In the final episode of the series, Leigh and her dance troupe, The Dance Legends, have their biggest gig yet, performing at an Indian wedding in front of hundreds of guests. Leigh knows success here could lead to many more lucrative bookings, but she feels that the show is under-rehearsed. With her only pair of high heels breaking moments before she takes to the stage, she fears the critical eye of a bossy wedding organiser. Can she pull it off? Leigh’s boyfriend, wannabe actor Byron, gets the chance to appear in two scenes in the blockbuster movie ‘Only God Forgives’. In one scene he is being hideously tortured, but in the other he has some lines with Kristin Scott Thomas! It could be the opportunity of a lifetime for Byron – but only if the scenes do not end up on the cutting room floor. High-flying businessman and socialite Gary attends The Blue Ball, an exclusive expat party where he has his eye on the ‘best dressed’ prize. Meanwhile, Gary’s new live-in maid Tong Nyak faces the ultimate test – cooking for him and his dinner party guests. Will she live up to his exacting standards? Chirpy Londoner Billy is building his dream bar in Bangkok. He is desperately trying to get it finished, but his laid-back Thai workforce have other ideas. At the moment Billy’s vision is still just a pile of rubble and his backer is getting more agitated by the day. New arrival Natalie is still finding it hard to cope with the shock of Bangkok. At floating seafood market Taling Chan, she is served a fish called Tim for lunch and bursts into tears because she misses her Manchester mates. Finally, she meets fellow Brit Julia and together they head for Bangkok’s notorious red-light district.