Lee-Ann's Spare Fridays

Has Gina even done her charity bike ride if she doesn't have a photographer at the finish? Lee-Ann's happy to oblige if it gets her out of an unwanted lunch date. After all, it should be quick and easy, shouldn't it?

Gina's organising a biodiversity survey in Upper Wheatley and Lee-Ann discovers it's a risky endeavour.

Lee-Ann finds out Douglas's mum is coming to stay, and is dying to meet her. Can Douglas keep them apart?

Lee-Ann is looking for a forgotten camp from the English Civil War. Gina's looking for something too, just don't call it a treasure-hunt. And watch out for squirrels.

Lee-Ann and her almost-friend Douglas are going on a Christmas shopping trip with Gina, Richard and Jasmine. Even though she has no plan or timetable, surely Lee-Ann can manage to buy one present for the Secret Santa at work.

The essence of Lee-Ann's Spare Fridays summed up in 60 seconds of clips from series 1.

The Upper Wheatley summer fete is looming, and it sounds like Gina is actually asking Lee-Ann to find out about some local history. Can everyone finally get what they want? Last in the series.

For once, Lee-Ann actually wants to spend the day with Gina at a creative writing workshop, but will Gina regret taking her along?

Lee-Ann had forgotten about the medieval music evening Gina wants to drag her to. Can she come up with a cast-iron way to get out of it?

Gina’s found a new efficient way of organising her home and she needs Lee-Ann’s junk out of her garage and loft. If only Lee-Ann had somewhere to put it.

Lee-Ann gets roped in by Gina to help get a book signed by the author. It’s hardly Lee-Ann’s fault she’s involved in a minor incident en route.

Lee-Ann panicked and said she was busy making sourdough inspired by her sister, and now Gina wants evidence.