We’re back for series 3 with embarrassing erections at work for Karl who is enjoying his happy new relationship with Natalie while Trish feels the need to breed, which leads to an awkward indecent proposal in the workplace. This series also sees the arrival of Ash, the new District Work Psychologist who makes a surprising friend in troublesome jobseeker Bryony and a dangerous foe in Angela. There’s a small problem with a disgruntled jobseeker-cum-cowboy, a staff strike, a sex scandal, a marriage proposal from a tall handsome foreigner and a death…Teamwork makes the dream work!

Brownall Job Centre opens its doors once again in this for a second series of this half-hour comedy. Highly-strung centre manager Trish (Sarah Hadland) is ready for a fresh start after her divorce – with a new, younger boyfriend. It’s all a bit too excruciatingly close to home for Karl (Russell Tovey), but Trish is on top of the world, especially as she now has an ally against the awful Angela (Jo Enright) in the form of deputy manager Natalie (Laura Aikman) who’s surprised to find her new boss wants to confide in her much more than she’d anticipated.

The Job Lot, starring Sarah Hadland (Miranda) and Russell Tovey (Him & Her), is set in a busy West Midlands Job Centre, and focuses on the relationships between the people who work there, and the people who don’t work there, or anywhere else for that matter.

Series 1 boasts an impressive supporting cast, including Sophie McShera (Downton Abbey) Tony Maudsley (Benidorm) Martin Marquez (Hotel Babylon), Angela Curran (This Is Jinsy), Jo Enright (Life’s Too Short) and Navin Chowdhry (Teachers).