Revealing what sometimes goes on behind the bedroom doors of today's twenty something in the guise of Steve and Becky, young, unemployed and lazy; Steve and Becky are doing their usual thing, staying in bed and just about to have sex.

It is Steve's birthday and everyone wants to go out and get plastered, except Steve, who is ill in bed; at least he tells his mom and everyone else he is; Steve stays in and, with a little help from Dan, makes very good use of his presents.

Paul's son, Little Luke, is out of hospital and he's having a fancy dress party to celebrate; Steve and Becky have to go, but they don't want to; Becky covers spot on her chin, and Steve can't get through to his bank.

Everyone’s trying to watch the match between two local teams. Except Steve, who’s bothered by a dream he had about Becky and her ex. And Laura, who’s bored. And Paul, who is miserable after his mum’s shocking news. The afternoon couldn’t really be going worse until Steve comes out with what appears to be a ‘racist’ comment.

It’s a Sunday and Becky and Steve are bored. Their fridge is broken and Becky’s parents are coming round to fix it. Steve’s never met them before. He’s terrified. When they arrive, he’s over-friendly and frankly a bit odd. Matters are only made worse by Dan, who’s audibly enjoying himself upstairs with his new girlfriend, Paris. At least, he says she’s his girlfriend.

Steve and Becky are drunk and arguing. They storm back into the flat, soon followed by their even drunker friends and Jamie, Becky’s oldest friend. While everyone drinks Steve’s drinks and eats all his food , Steve tries in vain to deal with Becky and her obsessive friendship with Jamie. Eventually he can’t take it any more and locks Becky in the bathroom. He has something he really needs to get off his chest.