The Best Episodes Directed By Julia Davis

As the group settles uneasily into the weekend, a visit to the beach is beset by a detour to A&E with Robin and Fiona's mollycoddled son, Archie. Meanwhile, Tom and Fay get up to no good in the changing room of a vintage shop, and there is an awkward encounter involving an antique engagement ring. Plus, Kerry keeps reminding everyone that Adam is an alcoholic.

To celebrate Robin's birthday, the gang put on a talent show, but the festivities are interrupted when Adam and Kerry clash over his flirtation with Fay. Plus, some experimentation with Fay's drug stash sees everybody's deepest desires emerge.

As the holiday from hell draws to a close, Adam falls off the wagon and Robin's party descends into substance abuse, blazing rows and awkward sexual encounters.

Fiona decides to celebrate her husband's 50th birthday by organising a camping weekend with friends Kerry and Adam. However, her perfectly organised trip is thrown drastically off course by the arrival of the recently separated Tom and his uninhibited new partner Fay.

Fi has planned for the group to visit Monkey World, and is predictably furious when Tom and Fay give Robin the gift of an impromptu fishing trip. As Fi sticks to her guns and goes to see the primates, Robin, Adam, Kerry and the kids take to the seas, with disastrous results. Meanwhile, Tom and Fay try to score some drugs.

Robin makes an attempt to reignite his and Fi's sex life for his birthday, while Tom receives some bad news regarding his estranged wife.

Some weeks later, Sally and Emma arrive at a plush Scottish hotel for their honeymoon. Sally falls ill and thinks she may have food poisoning but in fact she is pregnant. 8 months later Sally and Emma bump into Nigel and his new girlfriend.

It's the annual away day for Sally's marketing department. Emma doesn't want Sally to go, but she puts her foot down and joins her team at the hotel, where Deborah explains that she and Sally will have to share a room.

Sally attends David's father's funeral. Eleanor accuses Sally of flirting with recently divorced colleague Nigel. Emma lands a small part in Dan's film but things go badly on set until she makes an exciting offer to Dan.

Sally's in trouble with her boss Deborah, who thinks Emma's bad for her, but may have ulterior motives. David meets Sally to tell her he's found someone new. A session with their therapist leads Sally and Emma to make some major decisions.

Emma and Sally are officially an item. Sort of. It's Sally's birthday and her parents are coming for dinner, but Sally is unsure of how to broach the subject of Emma to her very straight-laced, church-going mum and dad. Emma - much less so.

Sally's company launches a campaign to make eggs sexy. As Emma becomes more needy and more demanding Sally's performance at work begins to suffer. The pair are invited to dinner by old friends of Sally, with unexpected results.

Sally's been living a comfortable but crushingly dull life with her partner of 10 years, David. When David makes a poorly timed and feebly executed attempt at a proposal, it sparks in her a personal crisis.