A broken heart and the clocks going back leads to a mix-up at 2000 feet.

In attempting to contact an old friend, Arthur and Michael realise that goodbyes are difficult.

Bulent tries to persuade the café gang that Arthur is not all that he seems.

When a riot forces everyone into a back room in the café, Arthur takes the opportunity to stage his one-man tribute to The Musical.

A documentary team profile Michael, and Arthur becomes a living statue.

Arthur moves in with Michael but their relationship takes an unsettling turn.

What begins as ‘an old man version of a sleepover’ turns into something slightly more sinister. Can Michael escape in time?

Michael gets more than he bargained for when he meets his father's old comedy partner.

Arthur, Michael and the café gang carry out a heist after Count Arthur writes a novel.

Arthur makes friends while in search of biscuits, and his life and luck change.

Much to everyone's surprise, including his own, Arthur gets a part in a radio play. Meanwhile Michael finds house sitting for Arthur is a dangerous thing to do.

Spurred on by sleepless nights and noise pollution on his street, Arthur enters politics.