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Episode 01

New Zealand: Friday, April 01, 2005 (TV2)
Australia: Monday, June 06, 2005 (Seven)
Written by Marieke Hardy
Directed by Daniel Nettheim

Adam, Cameron and Bruno come face to face with ex-wives and ex-girlfriends at a friend’s wedding.
Cameron’s ex-wife, Zoe, has flown over from New Zealand for the wedding, accompanied by an athletic mystery man. Despite two years of separation, Cameron is clearly ruffled by Zoe’s return, especially when he finds out that she is moving back to live in Melbourne.
Adam’s recently ex-girlfriend, Louisa, is also at the wedding. It’s never much fun being confronted by an ex who is further down the road to moving on, especially when you’re surrounded by loving couples at a wedding reception.
Cameron’s struggle with Zoe’s return drives him into the arms of another woman. The fact that she’s hot and has her own set of pom poms is just a bonus. As much as Zoe tries to appear fine with it, it’s still hard to handle seeing Cameron with another woman. But what can she do?
Adam and Zoe catch up on the walk home. Zoe reveals her ’friend’ from New Zealand, is just that and she brought him along to act as a buffer in front of Cameron. Both vulnerable and needing a mate, they end up in bed together, something neither of them had anticipated.
A contemplative Adam then wanders home, only to find Cameron waiting for him on his doorstep. The two mates head off down the street in search of a late night drink, with Adam feeling very awkward.
So we’ve got Adam, Cameron and Bruno—three best mates, all exploring the emotional terrain occupied by males in their late twenties as they grapple with the complexities of the female species amid receding memories of beery adolescence and the looming horror of matching quilt sets.

Guest Starring: Heidi Arena as Charlotte, Greg Fleet as Boxy, Jesse Griffin as Chich, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Nicole Nabout as Louisa, Stephen Phillips as Mark, Kat Stewart as Clare, Che Timmins as Jermaine, Elspeth Ballantyne as Aunty Marg, Tim Robertson as Bride's dad, Bev Killick as Carole, Donal Forde as DJ, Samantha Tolj as Mish, Jim Howes as Minister, Andrew Goodone as Photographer, Zoe Ventoura as Adele, Jimmy Ingram as Usher, Adrian Clemmens as Scrapper, Los Romanticos as Mariachi Band

Episode 02

New Zealand: April 08, 2005
Australia: June 13, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

It's the day after the wedding and Adam wakes up feeling very shabby. He can't work out what's worse—his stinking hangover or the all-consuming guilt associated with sleeping with Zoe.
Full of introspection, he freaks when he feels he may have 'let himself go' in recent months. Bruno takes Adam along to his gym where he's introduced to Bret\, the personal trainer with a penchant for tired motivational clichés. Before long Bret has immersed himself in Adam's life.
Bruno and Cameron appear to be on a good thing when they head home with Carla and Gabi, but Bruno turns his back for a minute and Cameron seizes the moment—not to mention both women. Bruno is unimpressed. Cameron also comes face to face with a former one-night-stand and a savage tongue lashing leaves him contemplating whether or not he's an idiot.
Bret takes things too far resulting in Adam reconsidering their relationship. Bruno is given a second chance with Gabi and Carla, but, thanks to an unexpected encounter with his naked father earlier on, the pipe dream of a threesome remains just that.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Jane Allsop as Suzie, Brett Swain as Bret, Zoe Ventoura as Adele, Terry Kenwick as Gavin Palmer, Tracy Louise Smith as Carla, Gillian Hardy as Anne Palmer, Amanda Orr as Gabi

Episode 03

New Zealand: April 15, 2005
Australia: June 20, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

With his boss, Mark, away on his honeymoon, landscape gardener Cameron is confident this is his moment to shine. But Cameron is in for quite a shock. Mark makes an unexpected appearance at the awards and it seems Cameron is about to miss out on his big moment in the spotlight yet again. Elsewhere, Adam comes out of the shower to find that his brother, Anto has let himself ­ and his latest find ­ into his apartment. As for Adam, does he know what he's getting himself into when he asks his female colleague, Taia, on a date?

Guest Starring: Heidi Arena as Charlotte Hooper, Stephen Phillips as Mark Hooper, Sue Jones as Gil Logan, Jesse Griffin as Chich, Nikola Dubois as Taia Hutchison, Suzy Cato as Kate Kennedy, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Samantha Healy as Helen, Paul Glen as Declan Kennedy, Lucy Slattery as Leonie, Adam May as Emcee, Jackie Rae Lythgo as Receptionist, Bonnie Marie Piesse as Kit, Lucy McCarthy as Jennifer, Paul Shea as Straight Looking Guy, George Vidalis as Cabbie, Derek Freeman as Limo Driver

Episode 04

New Zealand: April 22, 2005
Australia: June 27, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Following the awards night the boys are nursing nasty hangovers. Cameron has the added bonus of also having to contend with a severely bruised ego. Adam heads off to Home Front with a very excited Bruno. Half an hour later he’s the proud owner of a flash new barbeque with all the bells and whistles. Adam then decides, with a little encouragement from Cameron and Bruno, to christen his new toy by having a barbeque. He jumps on the phone and finds himself having a series of conversations that range from the banal, to the just plain weird. Not only does Adam find himself trying to work out what happened to all his friends, but he also struggles with the whole ’office romance’ thing. His efforts to be discreet are met by disapproval from Taia who thinks he’s just acting like a tool.
Bruno is convinced to take the court in a game of mixed netball that sees him pitting his skills against the super-slick Dr. Sawyers. During a post game drink Bruno strikes up a new friendship with his former netball foe. Meanwhile, Cameron is getting progressively more annoyed by the inequalities of his working relationship with Mark and finds himself venting this to anyone who’ll listen. It all comes to a head when a clumsy Cameron takes a swing at Mark, starting a full-scale slapfest.

Guest Starring: Heidi Arena as Charlotte Hooper, Kat Stewart as Clare Tonitollo, Luke Hemsworth as Shannon Gazal, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Nikola Dubois as Taia Hutchison, Adrian Foley as Paddy Flatley, Stephen Phillips as Mark Hooper, Suzy Cato as Kate Kennedy, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Alicia Gardiner as Nurse Amelia Larkin, Ansuya Nathan as Anita, Jenny Schwinghammer as Nurse Teak, Bruce Hughes as Dr Sawyers, Alison Barter as Megan, Cal Wilson as Nurse Vanderwert, Lucy Slattery as Leonie, Penny Baron as Umpire, Pippa Black as Chrissie, Clare L'Estrange as Wendy, Serena Cottle as Sandra

Episode 05

New Zealand: April 29, 2005
Australia: July 04, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Adam's sister Marly and her partner Alyson announce they're going to get married. Not only that, they're also planning to have a baby and want Bruno to be the father. Adam has a disastrous weekend away with Taia, while an old friend of Cameron and Zoe's tries to put the moves on him.

Guest Starring: Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Nikola Dubois as Taia Hutchison, Asher Keddie as Jemima, Kat Stewart as Clare, Sue Jones as Gil Logan, Terry Kenwrick as Gavin Palmer, Anita Hegh as Marly Logan, Nicole Nabout as Louisa, Monica Sayers as Alyson, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Lisa Infante as Rocket, Des Dowling as Sperm Guy, Adrian Foley as Paddy Flatley, Nicola Wright as SJ, Irene Korsten as Clinic Nurse, Luke Hemsworth as Shannon Gazal, Steve Cummins as Martin, Amelia Hunter as Little Girl

Episode 06

New Zealand: May 06, 2005
Australia: July 05, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Adam finds himself agonising over his love life, but the appearance of a rare gem in need of some TLC is the perfect distraction. Cameron meets an older woman with a refreshingly honest approach to conversation, while Bruno tries his luck picking up women in the internet.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Alicia Gardiner as Nurse Amelia Larkin, Nikola Dubois as Taia Hutchison, Jenny Schwinghammer as Nurse Teak, Paul Glen as Declan Kennedy, Carolyn Bock as Michele, Cal Wilson as Nurse Vanderwert, Marian Haddrick as Vivienne, Peter Knowles as Gillo, Matt Dobell as Barman, Nicola Vuleta as Gretel, Alannah O'Sullivan as Zoe's Mum, Adrian Bilotto as Trevor, Stephanie Barr as Miss Trixielicks, Robin Kora as Zoe's Dad, Mark Collard as Richard From Accounts

Episode 07

New Zealand: May 13, 2005
Australia: July 11, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Adam wakes after a restless night. Taia gets the feeling something is on his mind and asks if everything’s okay. She provides him with the perfect opportunity to pull the pin on their relationship, but he can’t quite bring himself to do it. Bruno’s housemate, Chich, has taken to internet dating and is flat out keeping up with the flow of women keen to hook up with him. Bruno decides that this internet dating might be worth a look—if it works for Chich, it could work for anyone.
Much to Adam’s annoyance, Cameron and Zoe agree to accompany Taia to a product launch. Bruno and his netballing teammates are out celebrating their latest win when he puts a call in to Adam and Cameron, inviting them to join the celebrations. Bruno introduces the fellas to the nurses, qualifying Adam’s introduction by telling them that he’s "off the market". Adam takes issue with Bruno using this expression. All this serves to do is confuse the daylights out of Bruno and raise more questions in Adam’s head about Taia.

Episode 08

New Zealand: May 20, 2005
Australia: July 19, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Adam wakes up under a dream-catcher wondering what happened the night before. A quick glance over at the woman lying next to him confirms his worst fears—he hooked up with a feral fire twirler. He and Boxy beat a hasty retreat, with Adam’s guilt growing by the minute. His day gets even worse when he discovers that the new client he’s working with is actually Zoe’s latest conquest.
Cameron heads around to Zoe’s, only to be confronted by Ollie standing at the front door wearing a Manscaping t-shirt. Zoe visits Cameron at work and the two of them discuss the weirdness of their relationship. Cameron suggests a double date at the drive-in which doesn’t work out quite like they’d planned.
Meanwhile, Bruno gets ready for his first date with Princess Leila.

Guest Starring: Heidi Arena as Charlotte Hooper, Stephen Phillips as Mark Hooper, Jesse Griffin as Chich, Kat Stewart as Clare, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Roslyn Gades as Leila, Suzie Cato as Kate Kennedy, Nikola Dubois as Taia Hutchison, Lucy Slattery as Leonie, Peter Knowles as Gillo, Joshua Evans as Callum

Episode 09

New Zealand: May 27, 2005
Australia: July 26, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

After the break up with Taia, Adam decides what he needs is a weekend away with the boys. But things don’t turn out the way he hoped as first Anto, then Zoe, Ollie and Clare invite themselves along. And it’s not long before Mark and Charlotte are on board too. Adam is about to pull the pin when he learns Taia is moving into his apartment building. Suddenly getting out of town is a whole lot more appealing.
Bruno has troubles of his own with Leila and Cameron is surprised by a visit from his mother, even more surprised when she asks if she can stay in his apartment while he’s away.
The weekend proves an odd experience for them all, Cameron stresses about his mother loose in his apartment and Adam tries not to dwell on the fact that he’s in love with Zoe and she’s in love with Ollie. Soon it all gets too much for Adam and his ’perfect’ weekend hits an all time low.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Peter Knowles as Gillo, David Roberts as Gerry, Stephen Phillips as Mark Hooper, Damien Aylward as Jim, Peta Sergeant as Janessa, Nicole Nabout as Louisa, Sue Jones as Gill Logan, Ramona Pusch as Cowgirl, Kristin Hilton as Hula Girl, Anna Burgess as Cowgirl's Friend, Venus Bruthall as Yummy Mummy No 1, Niobe Dean as Girl 1, Kasey Dey as Yummy Mummy No 2, Kallista Imlach as Girl 2

Episode 10

New Zealand: June 03, 2005
Australia: August 02, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Bruno refuses to play Cameron’s pick-up wingman any longer. He’s doing all the hard work and getting no results. And so Cameron is flying solo when he meets Janessa, a Latino hottie who plays the pick-up game as well as he does. After a one-night stand at her place, Cameron is pleased to awake and find a non-committal ’thank you’ note and an empty apartment. He’s not so pleased however, when he finds himself deadlocked in Janessa’s apartment.
Meanwhile, Adam has got himself the mother of all flus and is wallowing big time. He’s single, sick and feeling very sorry for himself. On a survival mission to the video shop, he runs into Lou who insists on looking after him.
Bruno reluctantly agrees to speak at Mark’s Men’s Group and ends up having a surprisingly good time. He makes a new friend, Jim ,and they plan to go to a book-signing together. Bruno later learns Jim is gay and wonders if he’s actually been asked out on a date.

Guest Starring: Greg Fleet as Boxy, Adrian Foley as Paddy, Peter Knowles as Ollie, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Luke Hemsworth as Shannon Gazal, Nikola Dubois as Taia Hutchison, Peta Sergeant as Janessa, Louise Crawford as Spunky girl, Keir Saltmarsh as Knackers, Jessamy Dyer as Carole, Russell Menzies as Guy #1, Karen Roberts as Alia, David Cormick as Man

Episode 11

New Zealand: Friday, June 10, 2005
Australia: August 09, 2005 ?
Written by Marieke Hardy

Taia is throwing a housewarming party in her new flat (above Adam’s) and has invited the boys. Adam has no intention of going to his ex’s party, Bruno gets guilted into going and Cameron sees it as the perfect opportunity to show Janessa off to his friends.
Adam sulks in his apartment as Taia’s party gets under way but as it turns out the party is less than pumping. Bruno feels terrible for Taia and sets about trying to fire up the party, offering cheese platters and dancing up a storm.
In escape mode, Adam joins Boxy on a night out that ends up at a brothel. Adam opts to play pool while Boxy goes off with his regular girl. When all the other prostitutes get clients, Adam feels sorry for the girl left behind and ends up agreeing to ’go with’ her. Adams awkward encounter is interrupted by a police raid and Boxy and Adam soon find themselves in the back of a divvy van.
Meanwhile, Zoe is feeling completely threatened by Janessa as she realises Janessa is much more than a passing fancy. Ollie gets jealous of the attention Zoe is paying Cameron. They fight and Zoe leaves the party.
After his dance marathon, Bruno collapses on Taia’s bed and wakes up in the wee hours of the morning. There is chemistry between them as Taia thanks him for trying to make her party better. Resisting the temptation to kiss Taia, Bruno beats a hasty retreat.
After hearing of Zoes fight with Ollie, Adam calls Zoe and finds himself in the interesting position of being able to delete the heartfelt messages Ollie has left for her.

Episode 12

New Zealand: July 15, 2005
Australia: August 16, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Cameron and Janessa continue to fall deeper in love but their relationship hits a snag when Cameron realises she's had way more sexual partners than he has. The boys band together to visit Zoe post her break-up with Ollie.
Bruno, experienced in dealing with grief, gives them pointers on how to best handle the situation. But Zoe appears to be holding up fine. Adam is torn between wanting to spend time alone with her and feeling despicable about deleting Ollie's calls. While making dinner for Marly and Alyson, Zoe calls and tells Adam she needs him.
Adam deserts Marly and Alyson mid-dinner and races to Zoe's only to be stopped by a booze bus. Adam is borderline and must wait in the booze bus to be retested.
Meanwhile, Bruno discovers the complicated world of supermaket dating and tries to navigate the strange and somewhat fraught rituals of consumer attraction. It's an unrewarding yet liberating experience as Bruno realises he's just not that desperate.
Adam finally gets the all clear from the booze bus cop and arrives at Zoe's to find all the lights out. Is he too late? Adam lets himself in and there she is. He confesses about deleting the messages; love makes you do dirty things. Zoe agrees as she pulls him into a kiss. It's on.

Guest Starring: Greg Fleet as Boxy, Anita Hegh as Marly, Jesse Griffin as Chich, Peta Sergeant as Jameson, Fletcher Humphries as Anto, Monica Sayers as Alyson, Donna Matthews as Checkout Chick #1, Frank Kennedy as Male Cop #1, Miranda Nation as Grape Girl, Rebecca Howie as Female Cop, Brian Mannix as Swinger, Lexy Cullum as Checkout Chick #2, Simon Charewicz as Male Grape Shopper, Lee Baker as Male Cop #2, Michelle Geze as Deli Girl, Dean Cartwell as Banana Guy, Elissa Campbell as Cute Girl, Christina Hallett as Girl Shopper #1, Paula Salina as Girl Shopper #2

Episode 13

New Zealand: July 22, 2005
Australia: August 23, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Bruno's turning 30 and naturally enough questioning life and singledom so when a birthday card turns up from his manipulative ex, Margot, it gets him thinking about a pact they made to get back together if they were both single at 30. Against the boys' advice, Bruno meets up with Margot and finds out she's single too. Maybe they're meant for each other after all so Bruno invites her to his birthday party.
At the party however, Margot shows signs of her old behaviour and Bruno realises he panicked about Margot and that it was desperation he was feeling not love. Cameron and Janessa's relationship begins to strain as Cameron feels threatened by Janessa's sexiness. Her low-cut tops, gregarious ways and ease with public nudity begin to grate but Cam's not sure why.

Episode 14

New Zealand: July 29, 2005
Australia: August 30, 2005
Written by Jaime Browne

Adam and Zoe decide it's high-time they told Cameron that they're 'together'. After several failed attempts, Zoe agrees to accompany Cameron to his school reunion as it might be a good opportunity for her to spill the beans. Adam is far from happy about Zoe heading off on a night out with Cameron, but finds his evening taken up offering relationship counselling to Anto and his girlfriend, Syl.
The arrival of a new work colleague, Derek, has Bruno excited—finally, another bloke to take all the attention off him. At the school reunion, Cameron's former status as the school 'root-rat' is relived over and over. And just when Zoe thinks her night can't get any worse one of the wives of Cameron's old school friends reveals she was the girl in one of his famous shagging tales from his teenage years.
After seeing himself through other people's eyes, Cameron does some soul-searching.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Jenny Schwinghammer as Nurse Teak, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Cal Wilson as Nurse Vanderwert, Greg Fleet as Boxy, Alicia Gardiner as Nurse Larkin, Jacinta Stapleton as Syl, Benjamin McNair as Nurse Derek, Oscar Redding as Patrick, Simon Mallory as Michael, Nick Farnell as Ben, Jacqueline Curry as Wife 1, Willow Conway as Wife 2, Melanie O'Shanassy as Wife 3

Episode 15

New Zealand: August 05, 2005
Australia: September 06, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Despite Adam and Zoe's attempts to keep their little secret to themselves, Bruno misinterprets the vibe between them and thinks that they're toying with the idea of being with one another. He decides to have a quiet word to Adam, just to make sure that Adam would never dream of having a crack at Zoe.
This gets Adam stressing, something he fails to hide when he catches up with Zoe at Mark and Charlotte's barbeque-come-working bee. Boxy provides a lot of advice, but very little muscle as he reclines for the day drinking beers and smoking joints. Cameron is in a very chipper mood as he announces to everyone that he and Zoe are getting divorced—a sense of closure and a cause for celebration for all. Afterwards Bruno drags Adam out to a new bar for a drink—and lo and behold there's a cute waitress there that Bruno fancies, Kellie.
Following some friendly banter about the nature of hospitality crushes between the boys and the waitresses a double date is set up.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Stephen Phillips as Mark, Heidi Arena as Charlotte Hooper, Kat Stewart as Clare Tonitollo, Greg Fleet as Boxy, Robin McLeavy as Kellie, Jon English as Himself, Alison Bell as Gen, Angry Anderson as Himself, Elisha Steffens as Cute Girl #1

Episode 16

New Zealand: August 12, 2005
Australia: September 13, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Bruno throws himself into a new hobby, which arouses more than a passing interest from Cameron. Adam's friendship with Gen continues to develop while the Logan family gets together for an important anniversary.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Jacinta Stapleton as Syl, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Madeleine West as Janie, Greg Fleet as Boxy, Romy Loor as Emma Kate, Lucia Smyrk as Ricki, Steve Simmons as Chris, James McRae as Angus, Klara List as Michelle, Adrian Woolcock as Whisper, Jane Hamilton as TV Lady ­ Delores, Deborah Tarone as Rave Girl 1, Michelle Jones as TV Lady ­ Ira, Prudence Trinca as Rave Girl 2, Alistair Cooke as Ticket inspector 1, Andrew Scott as Ticket inspector 2, Rod Barr as Kiosk Attendant

Episode 17

New Zealand: August 19, 2005
Australia: September 20, 2005
Written by Rene Zandveld

Adam finds himself with some unwanted house guests, while Cameron's philandering ways end up ruining Bruno's favourite day of the year.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Cal Wilson as Nurse Vanderwert, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Karissa Lane as Nurse Macquarie, Alicia Gardiner as Nurse Larkin, Jane Allsop as Suzie, Alexandra Schepisi as Bonnie, Shaun Worrell as James, Renae Berry as Jessie, Clayton Ditaks as Hugo, Ian Rooney as Car Guy, Michael Chamberlain as Emcee, Alison McGower as Hot Girl #1, Dion Taylor as Stripper #1, Suzanne Ferguson as Keen Lady #1, Adam Wells as Stripper #2, Sarah Carter as Hot Girl #2, Dalton Grant as Stripper #3, Kelly Troy as Keen Lady #2, Alannah O'Sullivan as Pat Hesketh, Glen Drake as Luke Clements, Robin Kora as Brett Hesketh, Darcy-Ray Flavell-Hudson as Anaru Panoho, Vanessa Rae as Tish Panoho, Teina Terei as Tamati Panoho

Episode 18

New Zealand: August 26, 2005
Australia: September 27, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Adam takes it right up to a radio DJ and gets more than he bargained for. Cameron comes to realise that, like him, his dog has a few behavioral problems so it's off to puppy school. Bruno helps one of his workmates celebrate her birthday.

Episode 19

New Zealand: September 02, 2005
Australia: October 04, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Adam thinks he's struck gold with Bonnie. Bruno finds himself falling for Rachel, so much so he feels the need to meet her parents. Cameron finally tracks Zoe down in New Zealand and becomes very concerned about her.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Cal Wilson as Nurse Vanderwert, Jenny Schwinghammer as Nurse Teak, Alexandra Schepisi as Bonnie, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Karissa Lane as Nurse Macquarie, Stephanie Daniel as Margaret Barton, Jillian Murray as Bonnie's Mum, Brian Lipson as Kenneth Barton, Sharon Fenech as Louisa's Mum, Angus McLaren as Brendan Barton, Serge De Hardo as Louisa's Dad, Robin Kora as Brett Hesketh, Vanessa Rae as Tish Panoho, Vicky Haughton as Aunty Rene, Glen Drake as Luke Clements

Episode 20

New Zealand: September 09, 2005
Australia: October 11, 2005
Written by Jeff Truman

Cameron continues to support Zoe over in New Zealand, despite his less than warm welcome from her family. Adam discovers another side to the girl from the gym while Bruno finds himself well and truly entrenched in coupledom.

Guest Starring: Jesse Griffin as Chich, Callie Gray as Phoebe Gray, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Clare Powell as Lauren Worthington, Craig Beamer as Marcus Collins, Dave Lawson as Dickwood, Kate Lister as Female shopper, Nathan Godkin as Lemmo, Chilwin Soh as Waiter, Matt Derrick as Gary, Corin McConnell as Male shopper, Robin Kora as Brett Hesketh, Barry Te Hira as Rawiri Panoho, Vanessa Rae as Tish Panoho, Darcy-Ray Flavell-Hudson as Anaru Panoho, Glen Drake as Luke Clements, Teina Teres as Tamati Panoho

Episode 21

New Zealand: September 16, 2005
Australia: October 18, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Cameron returns home from New Zealand with some big news. Marly convinces Adam to do something he's really not that keen on while Bruno has his hands full trying to broker a peace deal between Chich and Rachel.

Guest Starring:Jesse Griffin as Chich, Anita Hegh as Marly Logan, Heidi Arena as Charlotte Hooper, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Stephen Phillips as Mark Hooper, Diana Glen as Anguk, Simon Leung as Waiter, Lyn Semlar as Sales Attendant, Rhiannon Harris as Hot Girl

Episode 22 (finale)

New Zealand: September 23, 2005
Australia: October 25, 2005
Written by Marieke Hardy

Cameron and Zoe make a big announcement while Adam decides it's time to make a few changes. Bruno continues to try and rediscover the domestic harmony that has been missing and finds himself with a few decisions to make. An impromptu bucks night leaves the boys with memory loss and some very sore heads.

Guest Starring: Jess Griffin as Chich, Greg Fleet as Boxy, Fletcher Humphrys as Anto, Stephen Phillips as Mark Hooper, Heidi Arena as Charlotte Hooper, Anita Hegh as Marly Logan, Susan Godfrey as Nurse Barton, Jane Allsop as Suzie, Jenny Schwinghammer as Nurse Teak, Lucy Slattery as Leonie, Sue Jones as Gil Logan, Niobe Dean as Vicky, Jamie West as Crystal, Fiona Murphy as Food stylist, Paul O'Brien as Art director, Paul Green as Bloke, David Lennie as Bloke, Gary Williams as Emcee, Craig Flight as Bouncer, Henry Ismailiw as Bouncer, Sheryl McQuire, as Lap Dancer, Louise Bourne, as Lap Dancer, Claire Silvey, as Lap Dancer, Narelle Johnson, as Lap Dancer, Mariam Slade, as Lap Dancer, Selina Von-Lyn as Lap Dancer, Melinda Eldridge, as Lap Dancer, Jessikah Rau, as Lap Dancer, Casey Turner as Lap Dancer