Bed of Roses

Season 1

6 episodes · May 10, 2008

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  • Not Worth A Cent
    S1E1

    Not Worth A Cent

    May 10, 2008

    Louisa Atherton lives a pampered life until the day her husband Jack dies of a heart-attack in the arms of another woman leaving her bankrupt and giving her no option but to move with her daughter Holly to her childhood home of Rainbow's End and her prickly mother Minna. Her main aim is to sell "Mary Kelly's" dilapidated house which was left to her by her father. But through a series of events she sets about doing up the house and moving into it along with the helpful and not so helpful advice of the townspeople of Rainbow's End.

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  • Reality Check
    S1E2

    Reality Check

    May 17, 2008

    Now stuck in Rainbow's End, Louisa is deeply depressed and humiliated as she's forced to sell her clothes at a garage sale and search for unskilled work.

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  • Things Can Only Get Better
    S1E3

    Things Can Only Get Better

    May 24, 2008

    Shannon Atherton is lost, but a footy legend doesn't admit to feelings of insecurity, nor will he face the fact that he's a has-been at 24. And he's in financial trouble. Shannon's life has run off the rails and so he does what he's always done, he looks to his mother Louisa to help him out.

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  • A Friend In Need
    S1E4

    A Friend In Need

    May 31, 2008

    Shonky builder Marty Mason is still the bane of Louisa and Holly's life. Holly demands that Louisa sack him, but Louisa's too intimidated.

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  • The Truth Will Set You Free
    S1E5

    The Truth Will Set You Free

    Jun 7, 2008

    An exhausted Louisa is juggling her cleaning and photography jobs with heavy labour, as she struggles to finish the shack by herself.

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  • Over The Rainbow
    S1E6

    Over The Rainbow

    Jun 14, 200850m

    Louisa is about to start a new phase of her life. The shack is for sale, the auction sign's up; the minute it's sold Louisa is moving on.

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