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A feminist themed comedy which revolved around the friendship of two young women, Louise played by Beatie Edney and Carla played by Holly Aird. Louisa is unlucky in love, while Carla has been in a steady relationship with Dave (a reliable man) who is the type of man Louisa is hoping to find. Developed from a book of the same name by Stephen Calman this show was somewhat candid in what the two women had to say about men in general, however it was all good natured.moreless
| S 3 : Ep 8 | Episode 8 | Aired 2/27/98 | |
| S 3 : Ep 7 | Episode 7 | Aired 2/20/98 | |
| S 3 : Ep 6 | Episode 6 | Aired 2/13/98 | |
| S 3 : Ep 5 | Episode 5 | Aired 2/6/98 | |
| S 3 : Ep 4 | Episode 4 | Aired 1/30/98 |
 Beatie Edney |
Louise |
Mark Aiken |
Mike (Series 3) |
Lucy Robinson |
Sarah |
Nigel Lindsay |
Dave |
Richard Durden |
Graham |
Robert Langdon Lloyd |
Fabrizio |
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