Rostered On - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
One for Living, One for Driving
Electroworld welcomes new staff members Dan and Calvin. We see that life after Electroworld is not quite what it seemed for Shaun and we are introduced to the Cafe.
I Use the Lady's, Man
Everyone is curious about the new recruit Dan who is finding out customers can't be trusted. An exchange between Dan and Gary may have gigantic repercussions if head office finds out.
Diversity World
Adam tries to diversify Electroworld's advertising in the most inappropriate way. Tensions flare at the cafe as they grapple with who has more power. The head Chef? Or the manager?
Get the Tamparty Started
Electroworld is in tatters. Adam is out of control and morale is at an all-time low. Sara has an opportunity to fulfil a lifelong dream but Shaun is standing in the way.
My Whole House Smells Like Poo
Tess is confused about Dan and Montana's relationship. Brett seeks Shaun's help as his new business venture backfires' making him an overnight celebrity in all the wrong ways.
Hands on Heads
Electroworld is held up at gunpoint as Sara has doubts about her future.
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