Deb invites new boyfriend Dev home to meet daughters Billie and Josie whilst also hiding how troubled they are. Billie tries to win back Nicky, the reluctant love of her life.
Deb’s determined to bond with Dev by any means necessary and finally gets to see his massive house. Billie plays hard to get with Nicky, and Josie remembers she has a boyfriend.
Josie tries to make her birthday dinner last as long as possible. Deb thinks Dev might pay for once. Billie and Nicky’s relationship is going really well... for some reason.
The gang takes to the woods, where Deb competes with a dead woman. Josie decides she’s an artist, which upsets everyone. Billie welcomes a new man into her life.
Billie and Josie go clubbing in the face of their nan’s impending death. Deb is on a mission to prove therapy is useless.
Preparing to see their dad again, Josie writes a speech to tell him how she feels, and Billie’s got newfound confidence in men. Dev has a very big question for Deb.
Josie’s finally at art school and in love. Deb’s sister spills a big secret that threatens her relationship with Dev. Billie’s dating a mature, older man.
Deb takes a gamble on an old flame. Josie suspects Seb could be on to her. Billie’s living out a Cinderella story.
Deb is treated to cream tea on Mother’s Day, but recent news puts her off her scones. Josie is on a mission to get sectioned. Billie means business as Graham’s sugar baby.
On the boat, Dev’s confidence takes a knock, and Deb does whatever it takes to get it back. Josie dodges Seb’s attempts to take the next step. Billie has a stowaway.
Deb gives Dev his final warning to let go of his pathetic dreams. Josie faces her greatest fear, and Billie learns the true meaning of feminism. Wendy ruins girls' night by bringing her new boyfriend. Dev learns the joy of spending money.
Deb’s wiles might not be as powerful as she thought. The girls finally find Daddy. Seb worries Josie isn’t his true soulmate. Billie gives the police the performance of a lifetime.
