The Richardsons return, their daughter has started swearing and the pair don't know who to blame. Johnny Vegas is directing the pilot for Lucy's sitcom and she starts learning how to drive. Meanwhile their neighbours, Emma and Damion are feeling the fame after being recognized for the first series.

Jon starts work on his dream project, a documentary about his idol Yorkshire singer songwriter Jake Thackray, with co-host Sally Phillips. Lucy tries to reignite the passion in her marriage and gets some unorthodox advice from her mother.

Jon and Lucy throw a wedding anniversary party. Lucy manages to insult Sally Phillips and Jon manages to get a member of staff fired from the local garden centre.

Jon manages to wreck the family home while Lucy starts a new project with Rob Beckett. Sally Phillips tries to help the Richardsons to inject some passion into their sex lives.

Jon tries to sell the house to Kevin McCloud even though he put Jon's phone number on TV . While Lucy and her mum Gill return to Hull to make a documentary about aliens for Brian Cox, Russell Howard reveals all about Jon's drug use.

Realising his career is in a lull, Jon seeks inspiration from his sporting hero Marcelo Bielsa. Alex Brooker comes over to visit the pub. Lucy and her mum appear on a new television show called "Stand By Your Mam".

Jon and Lucy are thinking of moving to London but are struggling to tell the neighbours. So, to break the bad news they take them away for a camping trip in Bridlington. Craig Charles is interested in buying the house.

Lucy has organised a birthday surprise for Jon - entering him into a The Masked Singer event. It's finally the recording of Lucy's BBC sitcom. Are the Richardsons moving to London? How can they tell the neighbours?

A special one-off that features unseen arguments, some hilarious bloopers and some new confessions. Jon explains to the Loose Women why he didn't have sex for eight years and Lucy finds out that her mum gave birth to her after an orgasm.

To celebrate the Richardsons' move to Hebden Bridge, Lucy decides to stage a huge birthday party for their daughter, Elsie. Jon is initially against the party, but is finally convinced to take part by a family friend.

Jon is given from career advice from his comedy hero, Jack Dee. Meanwhile, Lucy signs Jon up to be the celebrity judge at the World Dock Pudding Competition in Hebden Bridge.

Lucy goes on a wild night out in London with TV personality Alan Carr, while back in Hebden Bridge, Jon spends the night with his best friend, Matt Forde.

Jon and Lucy are thrilled when they are finally invited to the showbiz event of the year, the Jonathan Ross Halloween party.

Chris Kamara asks Jon to take part in a Leeds United fundraiser for deprived children. While he's away Lucy tries to enrol Elsie in a private school against Jon's wishes.

Lucy's sitcom is ready for a BBC run-through with Johnny Vegas as one of its stars. Jon hates the script, but everyone else disagrees. Jon's not bothered, as his Pixar film role is almost in the bag.

Jon wants to give daughter Elsie the perfect vegan Christmas, but Lucy has invited her mother Gill and Johnny Vegas over for the festivities.

More celebs turn up, which is perfect for Lucy's panto. Did Lucy get so drunk she invited Jason Donovan over? And will Johnny Vegas be Jon and Lucy's new stepfather?