The Ex-PM - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Money
Australia's, third longest serving Prime Minister, Andrew Dugdale answers his party's call to re-enter politics by running in a marginal rural seat. A mysterious benefactor donates one million dollars to his campaign.
Power
Henry decides on a Small Target Strategy for Dugdale's appearances. In a radio interview Dugdale reveals not only his penchant for Italian Ex-PMs - but an association with a billionaire energy magnate.
Image
Dugdale's poll results are dropping fast against his main rival so the team rally to make him more relatable through a TV interview, a Family Feud appearance and a fundraiser.
Justice
After paying a visit to eccentric, art loving, billionaire benefactor Fabian Silver, most of the team end up in prison.
Faith
A cardinal, a miracle cookie and riot at a deaf school leave the team battered and questioning their beliefs before next week's big debate.
Reckoning
It's the big debate! Will Dugdale finally step up and say what he thinks? Or will he serve up the same crap the electorate is accustomed to?
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