There's a car-boot sale looming, and Della's having a clearout of the kids' toys. It's a serious business and she has even had the car washed for the occasion. Germaine has a chance to try out her contouring skills when she is forced to help out her cousin ("A right little Alan Sugar") on the face-painting stall. Grampy lets out "35 years of pain" in a Portaloo after meeting a woman who unlocks his mojo. And Yoko gets in touch with her anger with the help of a big stick while on traffic duty in the car park. Great fun.

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Caitlin Moran and sister Caz have once again given their unorthodox childhood a millennial makeover for a second series of this wonderfully ridiculous sitcom. This week sees Germaine (AKA Caitlin) and all of her siblings bar Aretha (AKA Caz) packed off to their dad's, so mum Della can present a picture of domestic bliss to their landlady. But while the brood are off learning about Wolverhampton's wildernesses and the evils of fracking, mum and Grampy are soon forced to look for a new home.

Caz and Caitlin Moran's excellent and highly quotable comedy returns to the Garry household for a second series, and 16-year-old Germaine (Helen Monks) is still banging on about her bodily functions to all and sundry. After mum Della (Rebekah Staton) switches off the wi-fi ("I'm not paying £29.99 a month to beam pixels through the friggin' air"), the Garry children slope off to the library, where Germaine's flirting practice leads to the unimaginable: an actual date. She preps for it by dousing her wrists in her own vaginal fluid.

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Life in the Midlands might already be a tussle with brutality but what happens when your internet is cut off and you find yourself stuck in Wolverhampton unable to do Google Image searches for Benedict Cumberbatch both with and without his hats? Or, if your sexual tastes run that way, for "Andrew Marr on his moped"?

Their mother, Della, cancels the family's internet as it's too expensive so the frantic siblings are forced to use the grimy PCs at the local library where a romantic escapade awaits the irritating, hysterical Germaine.

Meanwhile, Della, still in her jumpsuit and glaring at the world like a mean cowboy surveying the dusty, deadbeat town he's just moseyed on into, goes on an expedition to the "poor woman's IKEA" ie, a local skip where the family might forage through the junk for something useful.

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