SERIES 2 - First broadcast 2007

1. The Work Outing

When the dashing Philip from the sixth floor pops in to ask Jen to the theatre, she accepts right away. But, to her annoyance, so do Moss and Roy, turning what could have been a date into a work outing. As the evening at the musical spirals towards disaster, she wonders whether Philip is everything he claims to be. Roy ends up pretending to be disabled whilst Moss ends up working behind the bar.

First broadcast: 24th August 2007. Guest starring Jamie Michie as Philip and Nicholas Burns as the PR man. Producer Ash Atalla has a cameo as the rampant gay disabled man in the bus.

2. Return of the Golden Child

Moss uncovers an internet site that takes people's personal details and calculates when they will die, but when he tries it out on Roy they both get a nasty surprise.

Meanwhile, Reynholm Industries is rocked to the core when Denholm jumps out of the window leaving his son Douglas to become the new boss.

First broadcast: 31st August 2007. Guest starring Alex McQueen as the vicar and Silas Carson as Denholm's right hand man Derek Pippin.

3. Moss and the German

Worried that his life is stagnating, Moss enrols on a German cookery course. Meanwhile Jen discovers that the only place in the building where she can now enjoy a cigarette is a smoking area not unlike Soviet Russia.

First broadcast: 7th September 2007

4. The Dinner Party

Jen has found love, and is giving a dinner party with her new boyfriend and six of their single friends. But when the three male invitees drop out at the last moment, Jen is forced to call upon Moss, Roy and Richmond.

First broadcast: 14th September 2007

5. Smoke and Mirrors

When Jen loses concentration during a board meeting due to a faulty bra, Moss overcomes his fear of ladies' underwear and plots a way out of Reynholm Industries by inventing a flawless bra.

First broadcast: 21st September 2007

6. The Joy of Sex

Douglas hires Jen as his new PA, which gives Moss and Roy free reign in the office.

First broadcast: 28th September 2007