Dates - Season 1 (2013)

Erica, a lesbian who cannot tell her traditional Chinese family, meets the experienced Kate in a bar and, although Kate is annoyed to find that Erica has been with men, they go home for sex. Next morning Kate is scathing when Erica tells her she is afraid to come out to her family but they still agree to meet for brunch. After Kate has left Erica receives a phone call from a man.

On his thirty-fourth birthday David meets Ellie and they go for a meal. She is, however, suspiciously young looking and when a friend comes over to speak to her it confirms David's surmise that she is still at school. She is nonetheless very mature for her age and, having heard David talking about Mia, makes contact with her and eventually takes David to her flat.

Erica meets Callum in a Chinese restaurant. He is a brash, self-opinionated slob who thinks she should fancy him. However, when she tells him that she is gay and only went on the date to please her brother Tony, who wants to 'turn' her straight he is extremely sympathetic and they get drunk together - so drunk in fact that Callum gets out of hand and Erica calls Tony. By this time Callum has given Erica confidence to tell Tony exactly what she is and how she will never change and the mismatched pair leave together.

Stephen arranges to meet Mia for afternoon sex at an hotel but she rings to say she is not coming. He falls in with a conference of local government officers and befriends one of them, Heidi, whilst masquerading as a civil servant. Heidi is separated from her husband and the pair escape the others, taking a sexy swim in the hotel pool but when Stephen gets a phone call which shows that he is a doctor Heidi is annoyed and walks out on him.

Jenny goes on another date and appears to hit it off with Christian as they both find the exhibits in the art gallery where they meet pretentious. He is sympathetic as she recalls doomed previous dates and her ex-boyfriend's marriage. Although he belongs to a religious group and she is an atheist she finds him wholly charming and they repair to his flat for afternoon sex. Unfortunately he has omitted to tell Jenny something very important about himself - as she discovers when his wife walks in on them.

Mia and David are now a couple, if a slightly mismatched one and are due to spend a day with David's young children but he detects that she is not keen and walks out on her in the pub. She rings Stephen but he turns up with Frankie, his bright eleven-year old son on a day's access. After Stephen's ex-wife has taken Frankie home Mia takes Stephen back to her flat, to find an angry David, who has cut his hand hitting the glass on her door and the two men bond briefly as Stephen bandages the cut before leaving Mia and David to try and make a success of their relationship.