Boy Meets Girl - Season 2

Leo and Judy are living together happily at Peggy's house. However, when Leo receives an enticing job offer - at the same time that Peggy starts experiencing some worrying health issues - their relationship faces a major challenge and there are big questions to be resolved.

Anji is alarmed to find that the salon has issues with rats but Jackie turns the situation to her advantage when she hooks up with the pest controller. Tony is finding Pam's new enthusiasm for all things trans a bit exhausting but in the meantime, he cooks up a plan to use his redundancy money to start a new business venture. James has a surprising romantic encounter and is even more surprised to find that he might, finally, be joining the workforce.

Tony prepares for his cafe's soft opening but experiences serious teething problems, all of which are exacerbated by his unpredictable sous-chef, James. Leo and Judy have resolved to keep their engagement a secret but once Pam gets wind of it, how long will it be before it is public news?

Peggy and Jackie decide to give Dean a tutorial in transgender issues, as this is a brand new subject for the pest controller and he is seriously out of his depth. Meantime, Judy and Leo visit Trans North where they meet a boisterous young lad, Charlie, who has recently transitioned and is struggling with the politics of dating. The two families convene for the opening of Tasty Tony's.

Pam invites Peggy over for dinner now that they are 'virtually in-laws', with the catering to be provided by Tony's cafe. James, however, is distracted when Anji presents him with some life-changing news and Tony finds himself having to improvise a rather more modest repast.

When Charlie gets thrown out of his lodgings, Pam plays trans-Samaritan and offers him Leo's room. Judy and Leo go on a double date with Jackie and Dean... and Charlie. If Dean had a ton of questions to ask about Judy, he has a whole lot more when he discovers that Charlie is trans too.

The search is on for the perfect wedding venue. Leo and Judy are still mulling over ideas but barely find time to discuss them as their families are far too keen to help. Pam goes to tremendous lengths to convince them to hold the reception at a very smart hotel but is made to see sense before she bankrupts the family for life.

Peggy's baking paraphernalia comes to the fore when a baffled Dean requires another tutorial in trans matters. Tony and James, meanwhile, are put through their paces in the gym by Charlie, who has been given strict instructions by Pam to get Tony in shape for the wedding.

Tony and Pam fear that the stag and hen parties, organized by James and Jackie respectively, may not be very classy affairs.

James' Polish trip doesn't go entirely according to plan - while Judy's hen night gets hijacked by a petty (and surprisingly messy) row between Pam and Anji. It's a night full of surprises, especially when James can't resist blabbing about a recent sexual encounter.

On the night before the wedding, Peggy's boiler bursts. It's a disaster! But Pam comes to the rescue, insisting that the Arkleys move in with the MacDonalds for the night. Pam soon regrets her generous offer though when Jackie and Peggy make themselves a little too much at home.

The following morning all seems well until a freak accident results in a seething Pam stuck in A&E, a distraught Peggy locked in a bathroom and a desperate Leo waiting at the church for his absent bride. Is this the end of the road for the happy couple?