Escaping from his mother's birthday party, Anthony secretly tries on some new foundation in his family's shed. He performs for himself and remembers a scarring episode the last time he was in the shed, before his dad unexpectedly opens the door.

Max doesn’t have a single pair of maxing socks. But it’s honestly not her fault, she’s a Virgo after all, so everything in life is in order. Except, obviously, her socks. Ahead of a really crucial Zoom job interview she is determined to answer the question we all want the answer to: Where do socks go in the wash?

Hannah loves her son Callum, she does, but what she doesn’t love are the other 25 snot infested children that she’s had to invite over for his 6th birthday. Escaping the chaos and the sugar high savages, Hannah reflects on motherhood and the enemies she’s made on the school run.

A man is sitting on the toilet moaning about getting old, his body falling apart and being constipated. A comic look at the age between not being old but getting there fast.

Wine, turkey, laughter and dirty family history swept neatly under the carpet until Boxing Day. We join the world of Tracy, a day-dreaming housewife who is in the midst of cooking Christmas Dinner for her family - her large family. She is a proud mother who feels she is becoming surplus to requirements... except at Christmas.