The Worst Episodes of twentysomething

In the aftermath of the morally challenging and exposing business venture as an erotic house cleaner, Josh begins to realise (with the help of his counsellor) that Jess will always push her own agenda. As a direct result he takes his brother Nick up on his offer to work in the family advertising business. Nick acts as a mentor, helping Josh get his life back on track financially, physically and emotionally. But his main focus is to remove Jess from Josh's life, forever.

Director: Paul Currie

Writer: Jess Harris

The news that Fiona and Nick are expecting a baby inspires Jess and Josh to take babysitting to a profitable new high. Meanwhile, Jess and Billy question whether they are 'together' or not?

Director: Paul Currie

Writer: Jess Harris

Jess and Josh are getting married...well for a working visa anyway. But their big day surprises everyone

Director: Paul Currie

Writer: Jess Harris

Jess and Josh find themselves looking for their life purpose in the last place anyone would expect - a uni open day. Meanwhile, Billy turns up with a new girlfriend by his side.

Director: Jess Harris

Writer: Jess Harris

On a quest to find her hidden talent, Jess takes a job with her dad as a building apprentice, while Josh enrols in a photography course. Later, the pair attempts to find a new roommate to help cover the rent.

Director: Jess Harris

Writer: Jess Harris

After a workplace injury Jess hangs up her hard hat and starts working at the cinema. When she spies Billy and his new girlfriend, it sends Jess on a one-track mission to get Billy back!

Director: Jess Harris

Writer: Jess Harris

When Josh sees Jess creeping out of their new housemate's bedroom, he assumes the worst. He informs Billy and a living room courtroom is set up to cross examine the accused.

Director: Jess Harris

Writer: Jess Harris

When Jess and Josh bump into an old friend who has made it big in Hollywood, Jess quickly discovers that drama school is her calling.

Director: Jess Harris

Writer: Jess Harris

In her newfound career as an actress, Jess hits the audition trail full of confidence. Meanwhile, to solve the rent problem, Billy suggests that he move in to the third bedroom.

Director: Jess Harris

Writer: Jess Harris

Now technically homeless, Jess and Josh find temporary living arrangements at a local backpackers. This leads to a new business venture - showing tourists Melbourne through the eyes of a twentysomething

Director: Paul Currie

Writer: Jess Harris

Jess and Josh are best friends, housemates and twentysomething. While their friends finish uni degrees, climb the corporate ladder and settle down, Jess and Josh live for the weekend

Director: Paul Currie

Writer: Jess Harris

Jess and Josh have a new rental house but no furniture, no job and no money. Josh's older brother Nick proposes a temporary solution - running Uncle Phil's cleaning business while he is overseas. Jess is initially horrified by the suggestion but when their power gets cut off it's clear they don't have the luxury of being picky.

Director: Paul Currie

Writer: Jess Harris