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After being asked to film a cousin's wedding, Denny Finch begrudgingly makes his way to the regional Victorian town of Wonthaggi where a mini-bus awaits to transport Denny, his family members, friends, the marriage celebrant and a mysterious stranger to the ceremony in the nearby town of Leongatha. The trip should take no more than an hour or two, however things don't go entirely to plan as mechanical faults, family disagreements, missing children, pesky local "wildlife", unplanned funerals and other unforeseen circumstances stop the bus in its tracks. For Denny and his family, the road to Leongatha becomes a very, very long one.

Septuagenarian Maltese emigrant Baldas divides a life living with his mother in the Melbourne suburb of Caulfield and an annual sojourn to his laundry-sized apartment in Malta - the comic anxieties and tensions of domesticity leading to his trips contrasting with his faux-playboy lifestyle abroad.

When Ed wants to form a new comedy team, he goes to Laugh-a-palooza to seek out the best. What he finds there is far more fitting.

Rowan and Tilly? Dating? Even in the future, that can't quite be right.

Bees trap Ed, Rowan and Francis at home. With no phones, no internet, no supplies, and no patience for each other, Ed and Rowan must find a means of escape.

The Assenders have one shot to get that sweet, sweet corporate funding. Pity it's about to go to Flick's ex-partner.

Ed's helping Rowan make a doco about their new friends, but it seems like both of them missed a memo.

Trying to get his life back together, Ed reconnects with some old colleagues.

Scarlett receives a mysterious box from her missing mother on her 16th birthday.

Scarlett's world is turned upside down as she begins to explore her mother's journal.

Scarlett learns truths about herself and her mother that she isn't ready for.

Scarlett has a breakthrough that leads to a discovery that changes everything.