Dependent pest and 'stay-at-home-daughter' Chi is suddenly forced to fend for herself when her parents die in a car crash. She’s left a list of 'Things You Should Have Done.'
After two hours of work and a delivery to a retirement home, Chi falls in love with the concept of never working again.
Pancake day is a highly sentimental time for Chi. Dave confides in Lucas about his health scare. They vow to make the most of every moment, and that begins with pancake day.
Shock horror when Chi discovers bills are a thing and her electricity and water get cancelled. As a result, she decides she’s just going to live at auntie Karen’s.
Chi organises a family camping holiday to help Karen relax, since she was 'diagnosed uptight' and told she’s unlikely to get pregnant if she doesn’t lower her blood pressure.
Chi looks to start a new life with Michelle in Spain, finally accepting (kind of) that she’s a burden to her auntie Karen.
Chi is once again forced to contend with life and death, but this time under the guidance of unhinged grief counsellor Ruth. The gang go to bingo in search of answers.
The family find themselves in crippling debt. Chi and Lucas discover a fool-proof moneymaking scheme, and Dave attempts to reconnect with an estranged, rich relative.
Chi gives back to those less fortunate, including her depressed grief counsellor, Ruth. Dave and Lucas embark on a well-intentioned crime spree.
Chi sets out out to get an education but discovers a seismic betrayal. Lucas finds love at a touch-typing course.
Chi casts a very wide net in search of a life partner and finds love at the cinema. Lucas crumbles under pressure at work, and Dave makes a questionable life decision.
The gang go trick or treating so that Chi can let go of her childhood and finally grow up. Grief, ghosts and heartbreak - it must be Halloween.
