Martin quits Lone Sharks (fronted by Mark Edwards of The Runners) who are shown performing Crocodile Shoes. He moves into a warehouse with Darrell who is an amateur music photographer. Carol moves from Melbourne to Sydney for a new start and joins them. George has trouble collecting the rent for his brother Nick, whom he works for at his Travel Agency. Martin performs Down The Road. Guest appearance is Renee Geyer as the train hostess.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paul Leadon | Writer | ||
| Tim Gooding | Writer | ||
| David Poltorak | Writer | ||
| Johanna Pigott | Writer | ||
| Bert Deling | Writer | ||
| Michael Cove | Writer | ||
| Forrest Redlich | Writer | ||
| Debra Oswald | Writer | ||
| Mark Edwards | Guest Star | ||
| George Spartels | Guest Star | ||
| Renee Geyer | Guest Star | ||
| Graham Thorburn | Director | ||
| Posie Graeme-Evans | Director | ||
| Helena Harris | Director | ||
| Geoffrey Nottage | Director | ||
| Riccardo Pellizzeri | Director |