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Anne takes on the herculean task of teaching teenagers; Amanda gets a job.
Anne takes on the herculean task of teaching teenagers; Amanda gets a job.
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Amandaland
S1, EP3 "New Job"Anne takes on the herculean task of teaching teenagers; Amanda gets a job.
Amandaland
S1, EP4 "Boyfriends"Amanda meets property developer Johannes; her daughter starts dating Anne's son.
Amandaland
S1, EP5 "Camping"The gang plan a camping trip to the New Forest; Amanda refuses to use the loos.
Amandaland
S1, EP6 "Awards"Amanda organizes the season's football awards; Anne makes her famous sausage rolls.
Amandaland
S1, EP2 "Car Boot"After embracing minimalism, Amanda sells the contents of her lock up at a car boot sale.
Amandaland
S1, EP1 "House Party"After moving to South Harlesden, Amanda tries to get in with some new parents.
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