The Best Episodes Written By Catherine Tate

Nan's aggressive attitude to harmless pensioners finally gets her into trouble with the police, and she's forced to attend anger management classes. However, her course leader is revealed to be struggling with some latent issues of his own, which are in danger of being brought bubbling back to the surface. Meanwhile, Jamie joins forces with Nan's kindly new neighbour to raise funds for the local zoo, with unexpectedly dramatic results.

When the freehold on Nan's block of flats in London's newly fashionable East End is bought up by some ruthless property developers, all the residents join together to fight for their survival. All except Nan, that is, who, having bought her own flat in the 1980s, finds herself holding a unique position of power over the developers and their oily representative, the unfortunate Charles Wilmott.

Princess Georgiana aka Georgie, unwanted spare to the British throne, arrives in Australia, kicking and screaming with her new staff.

Georgiana's excitement about finally seeing her face on all the new Australian $5 notes is short-lived.

Prince Frederick (Freddie), Georgie’s golden child of a brother and heir to the British throne, arrives from London with some unwelcome news from their parents.

After running into her old school bully, Jessica, at the opening of a new maternity ward, Georgie decides to host a dinner party for her in the hopes that she can revel in Jessica’s life struggles since they last met.

At an official dinner, Georgie fails miserably in her attempt to drum up business for Australia, leading to scathing criticism from both the media and the public.

Georgie takes on a more positive attitude, but then, one by one, things start to fall apart.

Cameras start rolling as Laura introduces Woldsley to the world and announces a new passion project: an inmate-led production of a beloved musical.