We Might Regret This
★ 6.1 · 2024 · 28m · Comedy
A fresh relationship, a family, an intense female friendship. Tetraplegic artist Freya asks her chaotic best friend Jo to be her carer in her new home: her partner Abe’s house.
Episodes
1. Episode 128m · Tetraplegic artist Freya moves to London to be with silver fox Abe, a lawyer. Freya has a 24-hour live-in carer, and her PA Ty is efficient but problematic. Meanwhile, things are disrupted when Freya’s chaotic best friend Jo arrives for Freya’s welcome party.
2. Episode 224m · Freya has her first modelling shoot which is almost a disaster. Abe insists Jo get PA training. Jo gets lots of missed calls from an unknown number. Abe buys Levi a food van.
3. Episode 328m · Freya’s new power chair arrives - she tries it, sees herself in the mirror and wants to get back into bed. Abe and Jane visit a therapist to talk through their divorce. Levi visits Jo at the house. Abe misses the builder who comes to talk about installing a lift, so Freya chats to him by herself.
4. Episode 424m · Jo and Levi struggle to find time alone. Abe and Jane encourage Levi to share his food with the public. Freya is fed up with playing second fiddle and gets a drink with a flirty director.
5. Episode 524m · Freya and Abe go for their first weekend away together, with Abe doing all Freya’s personal care on his own. It goes well until an argument starts and trouble brews.
Levi has his first food truck gig for a family friend’s engagement party. Jo shows up to support, determined to keep it professional.
6. Episode 625m · It’s the 15th anniversary of Sam’s death, and Freya wants to help Abe with the annual party. Levi confesses his feelings for Jo, which does not go down well with anyone.More Like This
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