Saxondale

Tommy and Raymond are on a job to remove beetles from a rock club, when Tommy is called on to sound check the band. He has a great time and it gets him feeling nostalgic. So much so, that he takes Raymond to meet Malcolm, his crazy old rocker pal.

Tommy and Raymond are shooting pigeons when they spot a man about to kill himself. They manage to stop him, and Tommy tries to change his outlook on life. Vicky then steps in with an idea to help the suicidal man's situation, it involves a bunch of her gay friends and a good night out.

Tommy defends a group of local squatters against small-minded suburban prejudice. Vicky and her mates are spreading unsubstantiated rumors about life inside the squat. Tommy's is annoyed that his neighbors are labeling the squatters as anti-social before they've even met them.

Tommy is infuriated when Vicky picks him up on a grammatical error. So when he and Raymond are called to a school, Tommy is determined to show that he's not just a dumb rat catcher. When he gets a chance to speak to the pupils, he eschews conventional teaching in favour of 'blowing their minds'.

Tommy goes to court, and Magz is concerned that Tommy's stubbornness will land him in jail; where, as Vicky likes to remind him, terrible things can happen. Tommy calls Magz' friend Penny as a character witness, which is problematic as Penny doesn't actually like Tommy.

Magz embarks on a journey of self-discovery with her new spiritually-inclined friends. Tommy embarrasses Magz in front of them and she begins to question their relationship. Then when Tommy spots Magz out with her new yoga instructor, he is convinced that this is the end.