A year has passed since the events of the first series. Errol's dad Ben has taken out a restraining order against Andy. Errol still him visits him in secret. Since we last saw Errol his voice has broken, he sounds a lot deeper.
Sam is training to be a therapist, the kind of therapist hugely inspired by the film, Good Will Hunting. Andy works in a carpet store and desperately tries to get himself the sack. He also has writer's block regarding his music.
Ben discovers that Andy has been seeing Errol and Errol tells his dad how unhappy he has been and that he enjoys spending time with his uncle.
Luckily Andy does get sacked from the carpet store but not before he meets a seductive customer Teresa.
The first episode actually brings back a lot of characters back from the first series even if they appeared briefly such as the cafe owner who paid Andy to stop busking outside his shop. Life is still going good for him, but for Andy I am not sure yet.
Sam is training to be a therapist, the kind of therapist hugely inspired by the film, Good Will Hunting. Andy works in a carpet store and desperately tries to get himself the sack. He also has writer's block regarding his music.
Ben discovers that Andy has been seeing Errol and Errol tells his dad how unhappy he has been and that he enjoys spending time with his uncle.
Luckily Andy does get sacked from the carpet store but not before he meets a seductive customer Teresa.
The first episode actually brings back a lot of characters back from the first series even if they appeared briefly such as the cafe owner who paid Andy to stop busking outside his shop. Life is still going good for him, but for Andy I am not sure yet.
