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Black Books 2

2002-03-01 | Comedy,Drama | 6 episodes
Overview
In season two, Bernard is convinced the Manny is mad; Manny worries about the reliability of his magic hot water bottle and uses his underworld connections to help find Fran a job. Fran struggles to find her inner karma in-between trying to find her cigarettes and making excuses to have another drink. Under the constant threat from the nasty, unfeeling outside world, Bernard, Manny and Fran attempt to maintain the heaven of the bookshop even as their own relentless stupidity pushes them towards mayhem.

4 Seasons

Season 2 Season 1 Season 3 Specials

Episode

The Entertainer (2002)

Fran decides to take up piano lessons with a very prominent teacher, however all doesn't go to plan and she ends up having to ask Manni for a favour. Meanwhile Bernard asks a girl out and once again Manni is called upon for a favour.

The Entertainer poster

Directed By

Martin Dennis

Writer

Dylan Moran

Fever (2002)

On a scorching hot day, Manni tries to maintain his body temperature so it doesn't go over 88 degrees; Fran has problems with a new neighbour, and Bernard tries to find an appropriate "summer girl".

Fever poster

Directed By

Martin Dennis

Writer

Andy Riley

The Fixer (2002)

Bernard and Manni have to deal with a gangster turned writer who plans to hold a reading of his autobiography at the book shop, however he can't read. Meanwhile Fran gets an office job where she isn't quite sure what she is meant to be doing.

The Fixer poster

Directed By

Martin Dennis

Writer

Arthur Mathews

Blood (2002)

Manni and Bernard try to keep up with modern book shops and in doing so Manni helps Fran get over her boredom by encouraging her to look up her family tree.

Blood poster

Directed By

Martin Dennis

Writer

Dylan Moran

Hello Sun (2002)

Fran tries to cleanse her lifestyle by taking up yoga and going on a radical diet, while Bernard and Manni receive some books on Freud and their lives descend into his famous theories.

Hello Sun poster

Directed By

Martin Dennis

Writer

Dylan Moran

Cast

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Dylan Moran Bernard
profile image of Bill Bailey
Bill Bailey Manny
profile image of Tamsin Greig
Tamsin Greig Fran

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