Stath struggles with the new clients brought in by Julian, until he meets well-meaning, middle-class millennial Harriet Stath soon finds himself out of his depth with her intellectual friends.
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Sally and Patrick have radically different memories of their first meeting.
Jeff tries to figure out how to refuse unconditional sex with Wilma, while his girlfriend Julia lies sick in his bed.
Jeff doesn't know what to do when an attractive colleague asks him out for a drink Jane goes out with the new staff member.
Steve and Susan argue about their future, which culminates in Susan leaving Steve's flat.
Steve exchanges phone numbers with an attractive girl in a bar.
Jeff is surprised by his sexy new boss while searching the shelves Julia tells Susan that she's met someone "edible."
Jane goes out with a guy who makes an unhappy choice in attire Sally agrees to be Patrick's pretend wife.
Steve and Susan's relationship blooms a wedding invitation surfaces.
After Jane gets sacked, her friends discuss career options over a bottle of vodka Patrick dumps Lynda.
A panicked Patrick cannot perform when Sally propositions him, and they both turn to the others for reassurances.
Steve sees Sally when she steps out of the shower, but he's not sure whether he should share the news with Susan.
Steve objects to talking about sex with Susan's parents at dinner Patrick wonders if he can copyright his private parts.
Edina goes to New York to find her long-lost son, Patsy goes to cover fashion week and a rather bizarre marriage takes place. Meanwhile, Saffy observes the world from inside a cupboard to help her career as a writer.
The women book the Royal Albert Hall for Jean Durand to perform in Saffy is upset by her own hypocrisy.
Saffy invites a friend to move in Patsy learns that, on paper, she has no identity.
Edina decides to stay home for Christmas and celebrate the holiday with the baby.
As Saffy prepares to give birth, Patsy's plans to host the prestigious "Style Awards" are dashed by an unexpected arrival.
In an attempt to secure a position among the gentry, a place where people can grow old gracefully, Eddie and Patsy decide to set off for a weekend in the country.
Edina is thrilled by the newest addition to her house, a panic room, equipped with champagne, toilet paper and a high-tech surveillance system Patsy is doing her best to impress new client Minnie Driver.
Edina tries to organize a book club to get in with the "in" crowd.
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