Stacey & Joe - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
I Caught a Big One
New year, new chaos. Belle starts nursery, Joe digs his fishing lake, and Stacey plots a birthday twist while launching her haircare brand on the high street.
The Less I Know About Joe, the Better
Stacey and Joe trade school runs for ski runs in a snowy family adventure, but Joe's big romantic surprise quickly melts into laughter when it goes wrong.
A Couple of Eggs Short of an Omelette
In this episode at Pickle Cottage, it's all about family. Zach gets time with dad, Stacey cherishes a visit with grandma Gwen, and Joe enjoys precious moments with his mum in Spain.
This Could Go Really Well or Really Badly
Spring at Pickle Cottage brings chicks, chaos, Easter eggs, a seaside trip and Joe's calorie counter gift. What could possibly go wrong?
I'm a Peggy Mitchell
Teddy is home from the vets, Stacey inherits a swarm of bees, and the BAFTAs loom – with Joe away working, can she juggle five kids, a poorly pooch, bees and red carpet glam?
There's Life in the Old Dog Still
Stacey is off to Lake Como while Joe's left managing the kids, a poorly pooch and the long list of chores. There's an epic summer pool party planned, but the forecast is for rain!
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