The Letdown

Season 1

7 episodes · May 4, 2016

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  • The Letdown
    S1E1

    The Letdown

    May 4, 201629m

    Audrey is determined not to be defined by motherhood. In theory, this seems fairly easy. In practice, her career-focused husband, self-obsessed mother & fancy-free best friend, make it damn near impossible.

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  • Frankenstein
    S1E2

    Frankenstein

    Nov 1, 201730m

    Parents Group triggers anxiety in Audrey when she realises she's the only one who isn't following a parenting book. Misinterpreting Ambrose's book club theme, Audrey brings Frankenstein - honest mistake or searing metaphor?

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  • Genealogy
    S1E3

    Genealogy

    Nov 8, 201727m

    When Jeremy's parents turn up uninvited, Audrey is forced to deploy some masterful restraint when it comes to mother-in-law, Carol's intrusive and out-dated parenting advice.

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  • Trivial Pursuits
    S1E4

    Trivial Pursuits

    Nov 15, 201729m

    Life at home with baby fails to provide the mental stimulation Audrey craves. She's bored and increasingly forgetful. When she gets her days mixed up, she turns up at the wrong meeting group and stays.

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  • Super Mum
    S1E5

    Super Mum

    Nov 22, 201731m

    After being struck in the head by a pinecone, Jeremy starts to obsess about his broken promise to God. Is the pinecone the first in a series of vengeful acts? There's no convincing atheist Audrey.

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  • Mother Nature
    S1E6

    Mother Nature

    Nov 29, 201729m

    The annual spring cleaning trip to Audrey's grandmother's farm exposes some hard financial truths. Jeremy struggles to get Stevie to take the bottle and turns to the Parents' Group for help.

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  • Matrescence
    S1E7

    Matrescence

    Dec 6, 201730m

    Audrey misses the final Parents' Group but gets a surprising one-on-one with Ambrose. Georgia organises a nurse-in and Jeremy finally reveals his Californian job offer and he and Audrey face their past and future.

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