Mandy discovers the sofa of her dreams, but it's way out of her price range, so she turns to a succession of get rich quick schemes to fund it.

Mandy is determined to win a line dancing endurance challenge, but unfortunately her former friend turned adversary, Susan Blower, has the same idea. Mandy and Lola turn to voodoo in an attempt to stop her.

When Mandy advertises her spare room on Airbnb, she finds herself playing host to a taciturn Russian man. Romance ensues, but it's not without its problems: he's an assassin being hunted by MI6, and she's still married to Shaun Ryder.

Mandy is fired from her latest job in a sushi restaurant, but befriends one of the diners. Meanwhile Lola is seeking something to bring customers to the salon, so Mandy suggests fish pedicures.

Mandy goes on a health kick by quitting smoking, eating more protein, and getting active by offering her services as a dog walker, a combination with unforeseen consequences.

An old associate ropes in Mandy to act as lookout for a robbery, but when Mandy falls asleep on the job, she ends up being buried alive.

Mandy contemplates the true meaning of Christmas, and whether anyone actually likes eating turkey.

Unpleasantness comes in many different forms, but the unpleasantness at Brampton Hall, a stately home and Mandy's latest workplace, is like none other.

Mandy's job as a cleaner leads to an unexpected role in an episode of a new TV show, Who Are You, Do You Think?.

Lola wins a holiday on a fancy cruise across the sea, but it's only for one. But that won't stop Mandy from having a vacation too.

Mandy finds herself the face of the next frontier of space exploration: a one-way journey to Mars.

A cushy job down the sewers yields some unexpected training and an extraordinary first day for Mandy.

Believing she's been cursed by a traveller, and is being hunted by a leather-clad man on a motorbike, Mandy prepares for a frozen future.

Some surgical modifications enable Mandy to work as an air hostess, where airborne scratchcards turn out to be the least of her worries.

A job protecting a very old tree from climbing children takes Mandy's career in an unexpectedly violent direction.

Can Psychic Pauline help Mandy to lay the (snooker-playing) ghosts of her past to rest?

Mandy's odd jobs fixing the roof of the local church lead her into direct conflict with the local bird life.

After some near-misses at a biscuit factory and an abattoir, Mandy decides the only way to enhance her career prospects is to improve her social status.