After You've Gone - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Dawn of the Dad
Jimmy resolves to be a 'proper' Dad and do the parenting without Diana's help. It does not take long, however, for Jimmy's work and social life to suffer.

Not Love Actually
When Kev gets engaged, Jimmy starts panicking that Siobhan will want a similar commitment from him.

Going Solo
Diana has little idea of what she is unleashing when she challenges Jimmy to audition for her choral society.

Bad, Bad Old Days
Fearing that Jimmy has started drinking again in the wake of his break-up with Siobhan, Kev and Bobby are forced to take drastic action.

The Lure of the Rings
Jimmy's parenting skills are tested when he discovers what Alex has been up to in his room.

Damaged
When Kev gets injured at work, it causes problems for Jimmy, both in his work and his social life.

The Law of the Skip
All hell breaks loose in the Venables household when Jimmy gives a home to an abandoned ping pong table.

Too Cool for School
Jimmy decides to butch up after one too many jibes from Diana.
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