It's a Date

Em (Lisa McCune) is determined to make a date with a reluctant Greg (Peter Helliar) work. Meanwhile, Patrick's (Dave Lawson) attempts to get Jasmine (Poh Ling Yeow) to a mini golf course to propose go from bad to worse.

Imogen (Sibylla Budd) is shocked to find Kevin (Luke McGregor), the African American windsurfer she has been getting to know on the internet, is actually a socially awkward redhead. Gwen (Denise Scott) decides that she and Rex (John Wood) should be one hundred per cent honest with each other about their past.

Verity's (Asher Keddie) boss, Jason (Stephen Curry) springs a surprise that fails to create the impression he was hoping for. Richard (Louis Corbett) hosts a dinner for two with his crush, Lucy (Eva Lazzaro). It could be the perfect night if only his family don't interfere.

A chance meeting on a bus allows country girl Jessica (Kate McLennan) to spend some time with Sri Lankan Muslim Ashraf (Nazeem Hussein) as they discover they have much more in common than they would ever have guessed. Meanwhile, Zara (Kate Ritchie) and Eve (Nadine Garner) struggle to find common ground on their set-up date.

Single father Hugo (Shane Jacobson) reluctantly agrees to a set up date with his sister's nanny, the carefree and breezy Camilla (Pia Miranda). Shopping centre workers Winston (Ronny Chieng) and Manda (Emily Taheny) may or may not be ready to move on from their previous relationships.

Wallflower Vicky (Sophie Lowe) finally lands a date with her crush, the extremely confident Ben (Ryan Shelton). Health fanatic Virginia (Jess Harris) takes a chance with an extrovert and life of the party Kane (Dan Wyllie).

Radio jock, The Pig (Lawrence Mooney) gets a shock when he meets a young fan, Sam (Sophie Cusworth). Octogenarian Josie (Jackie Kelleher) offers Doug (Ron Jacobson) an unexpected proposition.

Med student Alison (Heidi Valkenburg) tries to keep her expectations in check while on a date with fellow med student, Michael (Peter Rowsthorn). Will age spoil any chance of a relationship between Englishman John (Ross Noble) and widower Don (Ian Smith)?