The Scotts

Vincent and Vonny's marital issues cause comedic trouble and strife as The Scotts get pulled into their dramatic domestic woes.

After their recent fall out, Vonny leaves Vincent, packs her suitcase and arrives on Henry and Laura's doorstep in the early hours, looking for a place to stay. Laura offers sympathy along with a bottle (or two) of wine while Henry steers clear - desperate to avoid taking sides in their domestic dramas.

Vonny quickly makes a tornado-like impact on their home, partying into the wee small hours with Laura and niece Erin.

Soon Vonny has feet on the table and her favourite device plugged into the mains. It's not long before their house guest has an unexpected influence on all the family - including life advice, dance tips and scenes of extreme horror.

Meanwhile, drama-thirsty Colette encourages brother Vincent to resurrect his infamous 'Vinny Night' from his bygone single days. Colette's cunning plan is to help Vincent realise what he really wants in life with a night out on the town, a bounce in the club and a chippy on the way home.

Later, Eilidh arrives with an important message for her boss which will see Vinny either embrace single life for good or urge him to woo Vonny back for good.