Ep 2. Series 5 Episode 2

Friday Night Dinner is a British television sitcom created by Robert Popper. The show is produced by Big Talk Productions and Popper Pictures for Channel 4. Friday Night Dinner season 5 episode 2 is titled "Series 5 Episode 2".

The show follows the Goodman family, who have a tradition of eating dinner together every Friday night. The family has two sons, Adam and Jonny, who come home to eat dinner with their parents, Jackie and Martin. Each episode of the show revolves around the family getting together for dinner and the various mishaps and misunderstandings that occur.

In Series 5 Episode 2, the family is getting ready for Adam's birthday party. The episode begins with Martin trying to make a vegetable soup for the party, but he accidentally puts in too much salt. While Martin is busy with the soup, Jackie is trying to get the house ready for the party. She enlists the help of her friend Val, who is staying with her for a few days.

As the family starts to arrive for the party, things quickly start to go wrong. Shelia Bloom, a neighbor who has a crush on Martin, shows up uninvited. Jonny's girlfriend, Liz, brings her dog, which causes chaos in the house. And Adam's girlfriend, Emma, brings a strange gift that nobody can quite figure out.

As the party progresses, tensions rise between the family members. Adam gets upset when he realizes that his parents have invited some of their friends to the party without telling him. Jonny and Liz argue when Liz accidentally spills red wine on Jonny's white shirt. And, of course, Martin's interactions with Sheila continue to be awkward and uncomfortable.

Throughout the episode, there are a number of hilarious moments. Martin's attempts to fix his soup are particularly amusing, as are the various mishaps that occur during the party. There are also a number of funny conversations between the family members, many of which involve Martin's weird habits and quirks.

Despite all of the chaos and drama, the family manages to come together for a heartwarming birthday celebration. In the end, Adam realizes that he wouldn't want to spend his birthday with anyone else but his crazy, dysfunctional family.

Overall, Series 5 Episode 2 of Friday Night Dinner is an entertaining and enjoyable episode. The interactions between the characters are funny and relatable, and there are plenty of laughs to be had. Whether you're a fan of the show or just looking for a lighthearted comedy, this episode is definitely worth watching.