Mister Winner

Leslie finds a piano while on a house clearance. When it turns out to be self-playing, he takes a job as a pianist in a restaurant and quickly finds himself in over his head.

When one of Chris' painters calls in sick, he reluctantly agrees to let Leslie take on a decorating job for an elderly chap called Graham. How hard can that be?

Leslie is not looking forward to his mum's birthday lunch. Her new boyfriend Steve is only a year older than Leslie - not that you would know it from the way he acts - and Leslie understandably finds their public displays of affection rather uncomfortable. But when Leslie's mum starts asking awkward questions about his ongoing and fruitless search for a proper job, Steve steps in and offers to arrange an interview for Leslie as a team manager at his friend's law firm. Steve can bypass the fact that Leslie has no experience and even offers to lend him a suit for the interview as he reckons looking the part will be the key to bagging the job. With a £50k basic salary on offer, Leslie decides to go for it.

Jemma is away on a business trip, and Leslie's off to a Doctor Who convention. But Jemma calls and asks Leslie to wait in for a package. Well he did say he had no plans.

It's Leslie's stag do and the gang are off kayaking. But when Leslie suggests a short cut, things literally take an unexpected turn.

The wedding day is finally here. They're getting married at a castle in the countryside - all Leslie has to do is get there on time, in one piece, and not ruin anything.