Sick of It - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Biscuit
Return of the comedy drama, starring Karl Pilkington as a cab driver and the voice inside his head that takes the form of his doppelganger. Aunt Norma replaces Karl with a sparky care worker, triggering a bout of soul searching about how little he has achieved in his life.
The En-Suite
Fed up with playing second fiddle to Ruby, Karl decides to move into personal chauffeuring with the goal of earning enough to move out of Norma's.
Useless Lump
A health scare triggers an existential crisis for Karl, so he decides to travel to his home town to right a wrong from the past that has been holding him back.
Love & Laughter
A comedy club gig provides an unexpected revelation as Karl hunts high and low for a daytime laugh that will stop him chuckling in his sleep.
Use by Date
Karl realises he has not moved on since his break-up with Zoe, but with Ruby and her boyfriend going through a difficult time, the scene is set for him to make his move.
The End
Karl reluctantly travels to New York with Ruby to meet Norma's family, but the trip brings the pair closer together.
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