Season 1

TV Show · Comedy · Romance

When a group of friends - a mix of men and women, single and in relationships - really get to thinking how to get what they want in love, the results are a wild mix of one-night stands, one-lunchtime stands, two-timing and partner-swapping. With dialogue that tells it just like it is, Coupling is one of the wittiest thirty-something comedies to hit TV.

2000 · 29m

Starring Jack Davenport, Sarah Alexander, Gina Bellman

Director Martin Dennis

EPISODE 1

Flushed

Steve's long-running attempts to dump his girlfriend Jane are constantly thwarted by his 'accidental' tendency to keep having sex with her. Meanwhile, Patrick is also trying to dump Susan, but she humiliates him by saying she didn't really think they were actually going out together.
EPISODE 2

Size Matters

Sally regrets turning down a date with Patrick after an eye-popping revelation from Susan. Steve is now feeling a little intimidated after hearing this and it's up to Susan to put him at ease.
EPISODE 3

Sex, Death & Nudity

The attendance at the funeral of Jane's aunt snowballs as the friends arrange decoy dates. Meanwhile, Jeff fights interview anxiety by imagining everyone naked.
EPISODE 4

Inferno

Steve worries that Susan has discovered a compromising tape in his video library. Then when Susan invites everyone over for a dinner party they all start talking about the tape and Steve finds himself in a hell of his own making.
EPISODE 5

The Girl With Two Breasts

The lads can't take their eyes off a beautiful stranger in their local bar, and she can't take her eyes off Jeff. He goes over to talk to her, only to discover that she doesn't speak a word of English. Jeff manages to crash head first into the language barrier.
EPISODE 6

The Cupboard of Patrick's Love

When Jane goes round to Patrick's flat unannounced to heal their 'spiritual divide', she makes an alarming discovery about the contents of his cupboard. Patrick has a secret collection of very intimate homemade videos. Susan visits Patrick to ask him never to show 'her' film to anyone, but it's already too late.