8.0/10938 votes#1 - Back
Season 2 Episode 1 - Aired 2/23/2001
Daisy returns from her Eastern travels to find Mike has been living in her room, and that the enigmatic stranger she met on the way may have been even more mysterious than she thought. Turns out that he swapped bags with her, and she's now being followed by secret agents keen to get to the contents.
Director: Edgar Wright
Writer: Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg
8.2/10901 votes#2 - Change
Season 2 Episode 2 - Aired 3/2/2001
The fighting between Marsha and her daughter Amber escalates, until Amber finally storms out, leaving Marsha with an empty room. Meanwhile, Daisy is still out of work, and Tim has been fired for getting a bit too worked up about The Phantom Menace. The two of them head to the dole office together, but after Daisy is refused any money, things look bad. Especially when they arrive home to find Mike has moved upstairs into the now spare room.
Director: Edgar Wright
Writer: Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg
8.3/10911 votes#3 - Mettle
Season 2 Episode 3 - Aired 3/9/2001
Mike and Tim are through to the quarter finals of Robot Wars, but trouble is brewing as a rival team who didn't get through decide to sabotage their efforts. Meanwhile, Brian is invited to do an installation at an art gallery, and Marsha goes along to offer support and enjoy the free booze.
Director: Edgar Wright
Writer: Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg
8.5/10914 votes#4 - Help
Season 2 Episode 4 - Aired 3/23/2001
Tim is delighted but nervous as anything when Damian Knox of Darkstar Comics asks him to bring in his portfolio. The last time they met Knox cruelly put down Tim's work, hence Tim drew a less than flattering portrait of him. Daisy puts this drawing into Tim's portfolio, trying to help, and leaving Tim with a short time to retrieve the drawing, with the assistance of Mike and Tyres.
Director: Edgar Wright
Writer: Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg
8.8/10989 votes#5 - Gone
Season 2 Episode 5 - Aired 3/30/2001
When Sophie has to cancel a date with Tim at short notice, he and Daisy decide to go out for the evening, leaving Mike and Brian in charge of walking Colin. Tim and Daisy's adventures include bumping into Tim's old enemy Duane Benzie, a group of angry teens who are trying to score, and losing their keys.
Director: Edgar Wright
Writer: Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg
8.3/10864 votes#6 - Dissolution
Season 2 Episode 6 - Aired 4/6/2001
The gang go out for dinner to celebrate Daisy's birthday, and Marsha gets very suspicious as Tim flirts constantly with Sophie and seems to pay no attention to Daisy. She eventually tells Daisy that she saw the two of them kissing, leading Daisy to admit that she and Tim aren't really a couple and never were. Marsha is devastated to find out that they'd all been lying to her, and storms out of the restaurant and then the flat.
Director: Edgar Wright
Writer: Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg
8.5/10905 votes#7 - Leaves
Season 2 Episode 7 - Aired 4/13/2001
When Tim, Daisy and the others discover that Marsha has put the place up for sale, they panic and start trying to make plans to find her and win her back. Meanwhile, Daisy is offered a job on a local newspaper back home, and decides to take it, and Sophie is also leaving for a new job - though hers is in Seattle. After successfully getting through to Marsha, Tim finds the note from Daisy saying she's leaving. He is forced to send Mike to take Sophie to the airport whilst he rushes to the train station to persuade Daisy to stay.
Director: Edgar Wright
Writer: Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg
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Spaced: the anti-Friends, in that it examines the lives of common 20 somethings, but in a way that is more down to earth and realistic....
Genre:Comedy
Network:Channel 4
Season 2 Ratings Summary
"Back" is the best rated episode of "Spaced" season 2. It scored 8/10 based on 938 votes. Directed by Edgar Wright and written by Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg, it aired on 2/23/2001. This episode is rated 0.2 points higher than the second-best, "Change".