The Best Episodes of Just Good Friends Season 2

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.3/10(33 votes)

   #1 - Guilt

   S2:E110/7/1984

   Penny and Vince meet for a pub lunch but he so annoys her by bringing up the past and telling her that he sold the flat behind her back that she throws a drink over him. Drunk and depressed he turns up at her house to apologize but has an encounter with the law but next day he and Penny inevitably make up.

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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2. 

   7.4/10(29 votes)

   #2 - Another Man

   S2:E210/14/1984

   Penny thinks Vince is taking her for granted and decides to teach him a lesson.

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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3. 

   7.2/10(28 votes)

   #3 - The Evidence/Or His Bottle Went

   S2:E310/21/1984

   Penny is summoned to a meeting at a restaurant with Graham, her controlling, patronizing estranged husband. He tells her that he wants her to admit to adultery with Vince to lessen the shame of a divorce – otherwise his mother will exclude him from her will. Fortunately Vince arrives to rescue Penny, and he has a plan – and reinforcements.

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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4. 

   7.0/10(26 votes)

   #4 - Caught on a Shoulder Strap

   S2:E410/28/1984

   Penny and Vince attend her boss's daughter Sammy's wedding where Vince accidentally gets his cuff link caught up with the bride's dress - leading to a row with Penny and the cancellation of the honeymoon. Meanwhile Daphne is less than delighted to get a surprise visit from Vince's parents, Rita and Les and his clumsy brother Clifford. Not only do they remind her of the aborted wedding but they seem to have more money than her.

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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5. 

   6.8/10(28 votes)

   #5 - Farewell Holiday

   S2:E511/4/1984

   Vince tricks Penny into going away on a week's holiday at his family's new Portuguese villa.

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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6. 

   6.8/10(26 votes)

   #6 - Pregnant?

   S2:E611/11/1984

   Penny is alarmed when she appears to have pregnancy symptoms and, whilst Vince's parents are delighted to think they may have a grandchild, Daphne is anything but, giving her daughter a cautionary tale of a former friend in a similar predicament. Vince agrees to stand by her though ultimately it turns out to be a false alarm.

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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   6.8/10(24 votes)

   #7 - Goodbye Again

   S2:E711/18/1984

   After getting her divorce Penny meets Vince for lunch and he proposes to her, though given his past record she is wary. Furthermore she has the offer of a training course in Paris, so that when he stays out all night, despite having a good reason, she decides that she is better off without him and must put herself first in future, accepting the Paris course

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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8. 

   8.0/10(39 votes)

   #8 - Special

   S2:E812/25/1984

   Penny recalls how she first met Vince when he was selling ice creams from a van, their subsequent courtship, and the events leading up to her being jilting at the altar, and her subsequent decision to marry respectable but controlling Graham. Consequently, she comes down on the side of believing that she and Vince have no future together.

   Director:Ray Butt

   Writer:John Sullivan

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