The Squires (Thompson and van Outen) move in next door to Nigel (Whately) and Joanne (Goodall) Liddy and start making their lives a suburban nightmare.

Deborah (Hawes) suffers sleep terrors and is prone to sleepwalking, and it is severely affecting her relationships and studies.

A mild-mannered waste disposal manager (Brydon) accidentally records evidence of his wife (Somerville) having an affair with his brother-in-law.

(This episode features the main character(s) breaking the fourth wall and talking direct to the audience as the events unfold.)

A sexy nightclub singer (Robson) plots with her lover (Greco) to murder her rich husband (Webb) so she can inherit his money and develop her singing career.

A series of flashbacks take us back to the events leading up to his last criminal court case as a QC: the violent murder of a high-class prostitute (Kensit).

After a Victorian skeleton is found on her estate, a young woman (Fitzgerald) starts to experience strange happenings in the night.

After making a new life, a pub landlord (Kemp) finds his past catching up with him in the form of old acquaintance Chaz (Davis), who needs one last favour... Children's author Hat Vezey (Little) attempts to avoid an infatuated stalker (Morrissey), who becomes increasingly dangerous.

Three city workers (Theakston, Raji James and Andrew Clover) hire a hitman (Faith) to prevent their fraudulent secret being revealed but after they believe that the 'mark' dies of natural causes, they decide that the deal is over.

After a confrontation with the son of a local criminal, a father (Dunbar) finds that events start to spiral out of control.

One night, in a surprising show of strength, he kills the chief troublemaker, but how is he to cover his tracks, especially under the scrutiny of his overbearing wife (Wadia), a very determined detective (Healy) on his case and his daughter's wedding coming up?