As John recovers from an expensive divorce, he joins a club for divorcees. He meets a jumble of very eccentric characters.

John learns the backstories of the 1-2-1 Club members.

Ralph suffers from a family curse which John and Kate try to explain is simply superstition while Kirk arrives with his size nines and puts his foot in it.

John's friend Ken invites him to a party, but as it will only be couples, John needs to find a date.

Sunday is the only day John is legally allowed to spend time with son Toby.

Ken develops the dreaded 14-year itch (twice as bad as the 7-year itch).

Attempting to help Kirk with his love life, John inadvertently blows more than one cover.

John faces problems getting Toby accepted at a Catholic school.

John tries to help pop singer Rick regain his confidence and make a career comeback.

John has trouble in his relationship with Toby.

John's courtship of new girlfriend Liz is interrupted by Ken's demand for sanctuary.

Does Torquay hold the key to all John's dreams?

John embarks on yet another hopeful romance.

Christmas is a time of goodwill and cheer to all men—especially divorced, lonely men desperately seeking invitations to Christmas parties.