Mae moves back to England. They visit George, and finds out that she is now with Elliott. Mae finds an agent to help with their career. After a stand-up set, George comes backstage and tells Mae that she has broken up with Elliott. Mae and George spend the night together.

Mae does some stand-up shows from their living room. George organizes a social justice show for her students to put on for their family and friends.

The arrival of heartthrob Arnie Rivers, George’s teenage crush, at the comedy club knocks Mae’s confidence; Arnie tells Mae to be as honest as possible on stage, catapulting her career but collapsing her relationship with George.

George receives a surprise visit from her Dad, who tells her she will soon be having a baby brother. At the live TV show, Mae decides not to go after Arne, because they think they may have a better future in show business after their appearance.

Feel Good S01E04, Mae tries to make amends — but her mother refuses to discuss the past. George feels vulnerable about recent events.