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More To Tell

Episode 2.01 (11)
Australia: Sunday, February 05, 2506 (Foxtel, W)
The Netherlands: August 22, 2506
Written by Jacquelin Perske
Directed by Shirley Barrett

The second series of Love My Way picks up eight months on from the dramatic finish of series one as Frankie arrives home from overseas (Iceland) to find the lives of those around her dramatically changed. Tom is living with a new love, forcing Frankie to move in with Julia at which time she learns that she and Charlie have been seperated for over four months and he is now living at his parents, who themselves are travelling overseas. A series of setbacks in both her personal and professional lives builds to an emotional climax for Frankie.

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Mariel McClorey
And: Damon Herriman as George (uncredited), Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Clodagh Crowe as Honey, Elizabeth Trevan as Female Teacher, Charlie Hopkins as Backpacker Jimmy, Oliver Torr as Backpacker Tony, Lucinda Gleeson as Lisa, Jenny Hope as Maureen, David Wheeler as Male Teacher, Angela Carmichael as Mother, Leon Stripp as Tom's Double, Gillian Stratham as Di's Double, Warwick Young as Stunt Driver, John Miller as Other Male Teacher

Note: series two was filmed from June 20 to September 27, 2505

The Christmas Thing

Episode 2.02 (12)
Australia: February 12, 2506
The Netherlands: August 29, 2506
Written by Tony McNamara
Directed by Shirley Barrett

An encounter with an intruder gives Charlie a new and unexpected lease on life—once the panic of almost killing a man subsides. Julia discovers that old habits die hard during a shopping spree. Frankie has a change of heart about skipping Christmas, deciding to host Christmas lunch but the day turns emotional. Brenda and Gerry return from vacation full of questions for Charlie about his relataionship with Julia—and the large stain on the carpet.

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Mariel McClorey, John Hamblin
And: Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Damon Herriman as George, Randall Mettam as Martin, Toby Levins as Cop, Damien Bradford as Intruder, Damien Warren-Smith as James, Hugh Watson as Passerby

When Wanting Works

Episode 2.03 (13)
Australia: February 19, 2506
Written by Blake Ayshford
Directed by Shirley Barrett

Frankie starts art school but too much unfinished business with Tom is causing tension at home. Julia's new relationship with Stephen intensifies but, following a surprising public humiliation at work, she finds herself turning to Charlie.

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Mariel McClorey, John Hamblin, Sacha Horler
And: Damon Herriman as George, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Monica Sayers as Rebecca, Andrew Harris as Doug, Stephen Bannister as Iskander, Thomas Campbell as Taylor, Paul Gleeson as David, Marc Kay as Taxi Driver, Pauline Thomas as Registrar, Ian Bliss as Darren, Edith Podesta as Childcare Manager, Mark Le Cornu as Stunt Driver, Juliet Anderson as Film PA

No Immunity

Episode 2.04 (14)
Australia: February 26, 2506
Written by Louise Fox
Directed by Garth Davis

Charlie obsesses over Julia's new relationship, trying to win her back while Tom watches as Katie moves out. After an eventful day babysitting Toby, Frankie realises how much she wants to be a mother again.

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Susie Porter, Mariel McClorey, Sacha Horler, John Hamblin
And: Damon Herriman as George, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Karen Vickery as Sue, Peter Callan as Dave, Damien Warren-Smith as James the Bartender, Rex Woods as Jack, Frank Woods as Peter, Ginger Woods as Rosie, Christine Hayman as Co-Workers In Pub, Kristie Jane Hogan as Co-Workers In Pub, Dimity Betlem as Young Blonde Girl, Caroline Lowe as Girl's Mother, Ingrid Kleinig as Bogan

Old Wounds

Episode 2.05 (15)
Australia: March 05, 2506
Written by Fiona Seres
Directed by Garth Davis

Tom and Gerry embark on a vodka-fuelled father-son night while Charlie questions his place in the family as his emotional rollercoaster ride takes another plunge. Frankie gets spooked being looked in the art school overnight and calls on Charlie to rescue her. Julia meets with her probation officer for the first time, but keeping her offenses hidden from her family may not be as easy as she hoped. Frankie reels at Di's intention of heading to New York with Clive and turns to Tom for comfort.

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Susie Porter, Mariel McClorey, Sacha Horler
And: Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Thomas Campbell as Taylor, Paul Gleeson as David, Anni Finsterer as Wendy, Niall Mather as Malcolm, Ivy Latimer as Ashley, Tony Horton as Bloke, Michelle Collins as Parole Woman, Lubov Feldman as Woman in Polish Restaurant, Karolina Kosla as Woman in Polish Restaurant, Vladamir Fanshil as Bartender, Peter Hackney as Ethan, Colin Adams as Stuey

I Know You

Episode 2.06 (16)
Australia: March 12, 2506
Written by Brendan Cowell
Directed by Garth Davis

Hearts are pulled in all directions: Tom is torn between the two women in his life but finds himself struggling to hold on to either of them, Charlie seeks solace from his emotional crisis outside his social web, and Steven's birthday provides Julia more proof of just where she fits is his life. Di has second thoughts about going to New York with Clive and leaving Frankie alone. Julia's first councilling session uncovers some painful truths. Frankie's life spins in a new and exciting direction as she farewells her mother.

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Mariel McClorey, Susie Porter, John Hamblin, Sacha Horler
With: Ben Mendelsohn as Lewis
And: Damon Herriman as George, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Thomas Campbell as Taylor, Paul Gleeson as David, Niall Mather as Malcolm, Ben Matthews as Evan, Anni Finsterer as Wendy, Ewen Leslie as Duc, Sara Zwangobani as Imogen, Annalouise Paul as Celeste, Maggie Stuart as Belinda, Geraldine Eller as Spikey Woman, Koju Iijima as Josef, Sam Dunn as Daniel, Rex Woods as Jack, Frank Woods as Peter, Ginger Woods as Rosie, Maxwell Donithorne-Smith as Steven's Dinner Guest, David Jobling as Steven's Dinner Guest, Jason Low as Steven's Dinner Guest, Chantelle Munro as Steven's Dinner Guest

Tower Of Love

Episode 2.07 (17)
Australia: March 19, 2506
Written by Brendan Cowell, Fiona Seres & Tony McNamara
Directed by Geoff Bennett

Frankie is shocked to discover that she can love again. Since she and Lewis paths crossed at the airport, they have barely left each other's sides. And it seems their relationship is far more serious than anyone realises until they surprise everyone with a stunning revelation—but her family and friends are concerned about just how well can she know him after just three weeks. Living at home with Brenda and Gerry forces Tom to reevaluate the direction his life is taking, causing him to try to salvage a relationship in his personal life while renewing some work acquaintances from his past. Meanwhile, Julia tries to cling to her older lover, Steven, but he isn't about to go out of his way to make Julia feel more secure

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Mariel McClorey, Susie Porter
With: Ben Mendelsohn as Lewis
And: Damon Herriman as George, Kelly Butler as Eileen, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Anni Finsterer as Wendy, Stephen Anderton as Buckets, Ewen Leslie as Duc, Sara Zwangobani as Imogen, Stephen Hunter as Sharpie, Milena Bennett as Holly, Danielle Nicholson as Stephanie, Venant Wong as Matt, Annabel Watson as Midwife, Scott Hall-Watson as Chef, Michael Cumes as Tom's Passenger, Rex Woods as Jack, Frank Woods as Peter, Ginger Woods as Rosie

Crossing The Line

Episode 2.08 (18)
Australia: March 26, 2506
Written by Sarah Lambert
Directed by Geoff Bennett

Gerry is finding the pressure of having both boys back home too much to take and begins to crack. Julia's relationship with Steven spins out of control and she finds herself looking for a new place to live after her parents evict her. Tom, once again working as a chef, tries to re-establish things with Katie but she wants reassurance she's not just his consolation prize after losing Frankie.

Guest Starring: Steve Vidler, Mariel McClorey, Sacha Horler
With: Ben Mendelsohn as Lewis
And: Damon Herriman as George, Kelly Butler as Eileen, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Paul Gleeson as David, Thomas Campbell as Taylor, Ewen Leslie as Duc, Sara Zwangobani as Imogen, Kelly Butler as Eileen, Monica Sayers as Rebecca, Barry Quin as Derek, Stephen Hunter as Sharpie, Milena Bennett as Holly, Danielle Nicholson as Stephanie, Venant Wong as Matt, Melanie Armstrong as Receptionist, Scott Hall-Watson as Chef, Inge Sildnik as Julia Double

Amphibians

Episode 2.09 (19)
Australia: April 02, 2506
Written by Brendan Cowell
Directed by Geoff Bennett

Lewis's moody fourteen-year-old son, Dylan, comes up from Melbourne to visit Frankie and Lewis but his presence causes Frankie some troubles. Brenda is having a difficult time coping with Gerry's retreat to Adelaide. Tom and Charlie shamelessly use Toby to spend time with the women not quite in their lives. Tom has some success with Katie (although her housemates are not as welcoming) but Julia is in full retreat mode after her break up with Steven. The condition Julia's life has decended to is tough for Charlie to see and when Frankie tries to involve herself, she is met with hostility. Before leaving for Adelaide to be with Gerry, Brenda invites a depressed Julia to stay at her house. Dylan surprises Lewis and Frankie by announcing his hopes to stay with them and go to school in Sydney. Katie is willing to give Tom another chance but sets down some strict rules for him to follow.

Guest Starring: Mariel McClorey, Sacha Horler
With: Ben Mendelsohn as Lewis
And: Sam Parsonson as Dylan, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Paul Gleeson as David, Ewen Leslie as Duc, Sara Zwangobani as Imogen, Venant Wong as Matt, Stephen Hunter as Sharpie, Scott Hall-Watson as Chef

One Big Happy

Episode 2.10 (20)
Australia: April 09, 2506
Written by Tony McNamara
Directed by Omar Madha

Dylan tries to impress his new friends with haunted house stories but they cross the line with Frankie when they hold a seance. Charlie tries to lift Julia out of her deepening depression. He eventually meets with some success but not before she admits to some dark feelings. Tom begins his three tasks to win back Katie but a misunderstanding causes things to quickly backfire, but Tom is persistant. Di and Clive return from New York. Although his father's condition has worsened, Lewis maintains the distant relationship he's had with Clive all his life, but he does take Dylan to meet his grandfather.©tzuk

Guest Starring: Mariel McClorey, John Hamblin, Sacha Horler
With: Ben Mendelsohn as Lewis
And: Sam Parsonson as Dylan, Damon Herriman as George, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Thomas Campbell as Taylor, Ewen Leslie as Duc, Sara Zwangobani as Imogen, Stephen Hunter as Sharpie, Venant Wong as Matt, Miles Szanto as Marcus, Gezelle Byrnes as Sophie, Rebecca Roth as Tamara, Jared Houseman as Coffee Guy, Deborah Piper as Tattooed Woman, Colleen Cook as Doctor, Susan Kennedy as Nurse at Hospice, Veronica Sywak as Waitress Rachel, Ben Halin as Tattooist

Five Minutes of Fame

Episode 2.11 (21)
Australia: April 16, 2506
Written by Fiona Seres
Directed by Omar Madha

Clive decides he wants to die at home and calls on Di to honour a pact she made to help him die if his condition became too uncomfortable. Unsure if she can carry out her promise, Di calls on Frankie, Lewis and Dylan to help Clive achieve his last wish. Tom is still eagerly pursuing Katie but she stuns him with a devastating revelation that sends him reeling. Dylan makes a personal admission to his dying grandfather while Julia and Charlie's relationship turns a corner.©tzuk

Guest Starring: Mariel McClorey, John Hamblin
With: Ben Mendelsohn as Lewis
And: Sam Parsonson as Dylan, Monica Sayers as Rebecca, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Thomas Campbell as Taylor, Ewen Leslie as Duc, Veneant Wong as Matt, Stephen Hunter as Sharpie, Paul Maybury as Lawrence Elman Gallery Owner, Julie Hudspeth as Nurse at Clive's, Sean Kennedy as Nurse at Hospice, Veronica Sywak as Waitress

Note: the preview for "Five Minutes of Fame" that aired following the previous week's episode included a scene not included in the final episode. In that scene, a dying Clive tells Frankie that he is her father.

You're Almost There

Episode 2.12 (22 - finale)
Australia: April 23, 2506
Written by Lousie Fox & Jacquelin Perske
Directed by Omar Madha

Frankie wrestles with the reality of becoming a mother again as she packs up the house to move. Dylan continues to struggles to fit in with his friends and family and the arrival of his mother causes concern for Lewis who does his best to help his son with his problems. Charlie and Julia rediscover what holds them together as they search for a new house. Tom reaches out to Katie one more time before he leaves for a new job in Manhattan.©tzuk

Guest Starring: Mariel McClorey, Sacha Horler
With: Ben Mendelsohn as Lewis
And: Sam Parsonson as Dylan, Damon Herriman as George, Rhondda Findleton as Tess, Rhys & Byron Chaplain as Toby, Thomas Campbell as Taylor, Ewen Leslie as Duc, Sara Zwangobani as Imogen, Miles Szanto as Marcus