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30 mins
12/08/1992
1.
Dream Baby
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Jim has a horrible dream — he is married to Suzanna. They have one screaming baby, another on the way, and he has traded in his Monaro... for a station wagon! Perhaps it's not the best time for them to go away for a romantic weekend? After Effie loses her job, Suzanna encourages her to set up her own hair salon (Hair Razors) above the café. Memo's volatile air hostess ex-girlfriend returns, lawsuit in hand.
Director:
Ray Boseley
Writer:
Mike Smith
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Guest starring:
Louis Watson as Woman
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30 mins
19/08/1992
2.
Love
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Jim panics when Suzanna's parents want to meet their future son-in-law. Her parents are less than impressed by Jim and set out to show just how incompatible he and their daughter are. Effie invents a potent new shampoo. Memo gets a lawyer to fight Despina's lawsuit.
Director:
Mike Smith
Writer:
Keith Nemeth
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Guest starring:
Fiona Soence as Joan, John Lee as William
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30 mins
26/08/1992
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Hair Razors
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A Swedish car expert and photographer, Lars Larson, falls in love with Effie while helping Jim rebuild his Monaro. Despina sends Memo a series of provocative photos from her travels.
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30 mins
2/09/1992
4.
The Other Man
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Memo has had enough of Despina's flirting with sports stars and decides to show her who's boss. Suzanna asks Jim to throw away his "little black book". Despina tries to make Memo jealous by dating other men.
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30 mins
9/09/1992
5.
The Lars Supper
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Wrestlemania 17 fever grips Jim and Memo and nothing is going to stop them watching the show on TV. Lars gives Effie an ultimatum: admit she loves him or he'll leave. Suzanna and Despina decide the best way to get him to stay is to throw him a going-away party.
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30 mins
16/09/1992
6.
Mum's the Word
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Jim hides his relationship with Suzanna when his mother returns unexpectedly from Greece. As Suzanna threatens to walk out, Effie needs to find a way for her salon customers to walk in.
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30 mins
23/09/1992
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Coward's End
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There's a new girl in Jim's life, maybe even a wife! AFter watching Jim propose to another woman, Suzanna leaves for a once-in-a-lifetime job managing a resort in Cairo. Memo almost forgets Despina's birthday.
Director:
Andrew Friedman
Writer:
Christine Madafferi
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Guest starring:
Christine Kaman as Olga, Katerina Kotsonis as Julia
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30 mins
30/09/1992
8.
The Battle of the Sexists
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Memo refuses to accompany Despina to Greece and his reputation as a notorious Greek stud is ruined. To make matters worse, Despina declines his marriage proposal.
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30 mins
7/10/1992
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Torn Between Two Lovers
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Jim panics when both Suzanna and Julia accept Jim's marriage proposal. Despina agrees to accompany Memo to the Greek Waiters Picnic.
Director:
Andrew Friedman
Writer:
Peter Herbert
/ Elizabeth Coleman
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Guest starring:
Christine Kaman as Olga, Katerina Kotsonis as Julia
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30 mins
14/10/1992
10.
Stupidstition
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Memo asks Despina to quit her job when a fortune teller reveals a looming tragedy in her life. Jim searches for a best man for his wedding — both of them.
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30 mins
21/10/1992
11.
Confessions of a Hair Gel Goddess
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After helping Jim keep Julia and Suzanna from meeting one another, Effie finally confesses her love for Lars. Memo receives his first fax from Despina and Lars reveals a secret about his past.
Director:
Andrew Friedman
Writer:
Mary Coustas
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Guest starring:
Katerina Kotsonis as Julia, Craig Hesse as Client
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30 mins
28/10/1992
12.
Here Come The Brides (Part 1)
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Jim is kept busy planning two weddings but eventually must admit to Memo that he doesn't actually love Suzanna or Julia. Memo throws a disastrous buck's party.
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30 mins
4/11/1992
13.
Here Come The Brides (Part 2)
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Jim fails to show up for his weddings. Lars returns and Despina announces her love for Memo.
Director:
Andrew Friedman
Writer:
Nick Giannopoulos
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Guest starring:
Katerina Kotsonis as Julia, Christine Kaman as Olga, John Lee as Suzanna's Father [William], Fiona Spence as Suzanna's Mother [Joan], Tasos Petousis as Priest, Jennifer Castles as Airline Attendant, Brian Wilkinson as Courier, Yuri Worontschak as Organist
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