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S3, EP5 "Jurying"
Jeremy is called for jury duty and sleeps with the defendant; Mark must act as if he had taken drugs.
S3, EP4 "Sistering"
Mark's plans for an enjoyable and productive week off work go out the window when his sister comes to stay; Mark warns Jeremy to back off from his sister.
S2, EP1 "Dance Class"
Mark agrees to go to Sophie's dance class, where Jez meets Nancy, a beautiful American hippie; the four spend a debauched weekend at a classmate's country house.
S2, EP2 "Jeremy Makes It"
Mark's lack of success with Sophie is compensated when he makes a new friend, Daryl, at the office; Jeremy meets Gog, an old school friend who is now successful and may even have a job for him.
S9, EP6 "Are We Going to Be Alright?"
Jeremy is turning 40, and it's hitting him hard, as is the pace of his blossoming romance.
S9, EP5 "Kid Farm"
Jeremy and Super Hans are coming to blows over the rights to a music track.
S9, EP4 "Mole-Mapping"
Mark's determination to get his dream woman isn't hindered by the fact that she has a husband.
S9, EP3 "Threeism"
Jeremy's love life takes a surprising turn, as Mark is dealing with his own matters of the heart; a girl Mark has had a crush on since university is launching her new book and he seizes the opportunity to see her.
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