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SUSAN WALKER "Susan is very grounded, sorted and confident with her sexuality."Pretty and sexy, Susan’s an unabashed go-getter. In fact her uninhibited attitude towards sex and relationships often catches the people around her unawares. Her comedy comes from her directness, which means she sometimes puts her foot it , but you always know where you are with her. She’s a good-time girl who enjoys her life and her man. But now we see her making a serious decision for the first time. One that will affect the rest of her life.
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SALLY HARPER "The possibility of a romance with Patrick is a really big thing to Sally."As a beautician, Sally is terrified of growing old and of the effect of gravity on her face and bottom. The possibility of a romance with Patrick is a really big thing to Sally, and it’s mutated into something much more for both of them.
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STEVE TAYLOR Jack Davenport plays the hapless Steve. He and Susan had been together for more than a year, but they separated at the end of series two, much to their mutual dismay. In many ways Steve doesn’t change, but the relationship has. He’s still frequently at a loss for words and continues to despair at his own towering ineptitude. He takes a situation, digs himself a big pit of humiliation and shame, climbs into it - and just keeps digging.
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JANE CHRISTIE "Jane's self-obsessed, oblivious to the feelings of others, and supremely manipulative." "every man’s worst nightmare" Jane also has a steady boyfriend James, played by Lloyd Owen, which is a new departure. But he’s a born-again Christian, and there’s a lot of comedy mileage to be had from that. we see more of all of Janes vulnerability beneath the comedy. We also see her loneliness - she seems supremely self-confident and tactless, but that masks a lot of insecurity which is compounded by her being such an attention seeker! She loves being part of the group and the friendships are much more cemented now, offering Jane a real stability.
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JEFF MURDOCH "I play such a weirdo."Jeff as heaps of advice about dealing with the opposite sex, but very little practical experience - until now. In fact Jeff is in a serious relationship with his boss Julia, who he first got together with in the stationery cupboard at work. Jeff is a pubescent boy trapped inside the body of a man, still obsessed about his relationship with his mother.
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PATRICK MAITLAND "By series three Patrick is distinctly perturbed by the effect Sally is having on him."He’s still a complete himbo, but there are some quite big developments in Patrick’s life. He’s still got his fantastic job in the City, his sports car, his long list of conquests - which is always a joy to play - and is still far from bashful when it comes to sex. But in series two he experienced a new phenomenon; friendship with a girl. And by series three he is distinctly perturbed by the effect Sally is having on him. Despite that, we see him with a girlfriend who he takes to a dinner party to meet the others, which is a bit of a turn-up for the books!
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