Sitcom about 20-something Don, a man with bad luck and even worse instincts. Don's overactive imagination is always in full flow in the form of quick-fire fantasy sequences as he imagines what he would really like to say.
Sitcom about 20-something Don, a man with bad luck and even worse instincts. Don's overactive imagination is always in full flow in the form of quick-fire fantasy sequences as he imagines what he would really like to say.
7.8
Avg Rating
19
Rated Episodes
9.0
Best: S2E6
7.0
Worst: S3E4
Don and the Wedding
S2 E6
Don's Posh Weekend
S3 E3
Home Sweet Home
S1 E1
Don Meets His Maker
S3 E4
Don's Angry Girlfriend
S3 E2
Don the Singer
S2 E3
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Don discovers he's been left a house by his recently deceased grandmother.
Don goes on a field trip with Abby and the kids from her school, but things go wrong.
Don finds out he's legally obliged to put on a wake for his deceased nan.
Don feels his age when he hangs out with a girl who is nine years younger than him.
Don gets a new job working at Karl's dad's company and finds the father he never had.
A night out on the pull with Eddie ends in all sorts of drama for Don.
With Abby gone for six months, Don wants a stripper to move into the spare room.
Don starts dating an older woman but can't handle the grown-up world she lives in.
Samantha's singer-songwriter boyfriend Jackson invites Don to play at his open mic night.
Don thinks he might be a bit gay after Samantha's brother gets into bed with him.
Don joins a gym, but fails to get beyond the running machine without passing out.
Don is asked to be the best man at his old school friend's wedding.
Don's luck was about to change as it looked like he was finally going to get it on with his flatmate, Sam. But it appears that things didn't quite go according to plan, and each day is a trial for Don as he must face up to the fact that he blew his chance with Sam. To make matters worse, she has a new boyfriend who is everything Don isn't – mature, reliable, clever and not at all self-obsessed. Once more Don has to deal with a fraught love life that involves dates with an aristocrat, a tramp and a really angry woman. On top of that he is sucked into taking part in Top Gun – The Musical, tries therapy and even sells his soul to become a corporate highflyer. But despite all this, he is still no wiser as to how to live his life...
Don comes up with an elaborate story about a new job to try to impress Sam.
Don's new relationship with Jenny is soon affected by her odd behaviour.
Disaster ensues when a posh girl invites Don and Jason to her parents' country house.
When the gang mistakenly believe Don might be seriously ill, he continues the lie.
Don meets a homeless girl begging for money in the street and asks her out on a date.
Don realises he still has feelings for Sam after hearing of Brian's intention to propose.
After seeing the attention Eddie gets in his theatre club, Don decides to join up.
