Mr. Bigstuff

An unexpected visit from Glen's estranged brother Lee leads to a family revelation that shocks Glen's fiancée Kirsty; as he makes himself at home, Lee soon disrupts Glen's desire to lead an idyllic suburban life.

Kirsty encourages Glen to organize a Chinese meal to impress his boss Ian; Lee is still determined to track down their dad’s old friend -- their “uncle” Steve.

Glen loves the power of being the acting manager of World of Carpets until his colleagues put him in his place; in a rare act of altruism, Lee creates a fight club to help Glen regain his mojo.

Reeling from the repercussions of the fight club, Glen’s promotion is jeopardized by a drunk Ian; Lee reveals more information about the dodgy people who are after him; Kirsty finds unlikely support over her shoplifting habit.

Realizing his past has finally caught up with him, Lee takes drastic action; Kirsty and Glen practice their wedding dance before Kirsty finally comes clean about her shoplifting habit.

While celebrating a promotion and their newfound sex-drive, Glen and Kirsty check their bank account to discover their wedding fund is empty; with Lee on the run, Glen finally comes face to face with the bad men his brother was hiding from.