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Series 2
7 :02x01 - Series 2 – Episode 1 (Aug/08/2002)
After The Phoenix Club is burned down by Dem Perry, and Brian Potter permanently loses his license due to negligence, he [Potter] is not dissuaded from pursuing a new club. But before The Phoenix can be reborn, he has to corral the troops; yet, are they willing?
Guest Stars: Jim Bowen (1) as Frank Cartwright, Vincent Peters as (Unknown), Peter Slater as (Unknown), Paul Crone as (Unknown), James Duke as (Unknown), David Prosho as (Unnamed)
Director: Peter Kay
Writer: Dave Spikey, Peter Kay, Neil Fitzmaurice
 
8 :02x02 - Series 2 – Episode 2 (Aug/15/2002)
It's 'family fun day' at the new Phoenix Club, only as usual, things are still being prepared at the very last minute. Brian is finding it is not so easy to control Jerry now that Jerry is the licensee. Max and Paddy are off to France for a truck-load of beer, but bring back more than they expected.
Guest Stars: Brian Fearn as (Unknown), Michael Neary as (Unknown), Phil Brockbank as (Unknown), Peter Oliver (2) as (Unknown), Patsy Ghadie as (Unknown), Joanne Sidwell as (Unknown), Julian Sua as Ant, Wai Kee Chan as Dec, Bernard Wrigley as Eric
Director: Peter Kay
Writer: Peter Kay, Neil Fitzmaurice, Dave Spikey
 
9 :02x03 - Series 2 – Episode 3 (Aug/22/2002)
The Phoenix Club starts to develop thanks to Ray Von's ideas, including going to 'Crimetime' (an unsolved crime TV show) with their arson case -- free national advertising! The two Asian stowaways are being trained in the ways of cooking, but it isn't going so well.
Guest Stars: Jack Hudson (1) as (Unknown), Billy Boden as (Unknown), Martin Reeve as (Unknown), Stewart Maconie as Crimetime Host
Director: Peter Kay
Writer: Dave Spikey, Peter Kay, Neil Fitzmaurice
 
10 :02x04 - Series 2 – Episode 4 (Aug/29/2002)
The Phoenix Club has turned into a tiny tourist attraction since it's appearance on 'Crimetime' and Brian's not prepared to let the opportunity slip through his hands. Speaking of opportunity, while shopping Brian spots a Japanese beer company who are prepared to give away a year's supply of beer for free, and Brian is itching to get it with a pub quiz night. This ruffles the feathers of Jerry who insists that he's in charge.
Guest Stars: Tim Paley as (Unknown), Jakki Perkins as (Unknown), Soni Walker as (Unknown), Ryozo Kohira as Kamikaze Beer Rep., Kanako Morishita as Kamikaze Beer Rep., Sue Kelly as (Unknown)
Director: Peter Kay
Writer: Dave Spikey, Neil Fitzmaurice, Peter Kay
 
11 :02x05 - Series 2 – Episode 5 (Sep/05/2002)
"Oh yes it's 'ladies night' and the feeling's right, oh yes it's ladies night, oh what a night." It is indeed at The Phoenix Club. What's more, they've taken a venture into Chinese food, thanks to their two new Asian cooks. While Max is on the door, a woman comes to him ostensibly flirting, but he soon realizes she has something else in mind.
Guest Stars: Penny Lindley as (Unknown), Tim Beasley as (Unknown), Patsy Ghadie as (Unknown), Steve Money as Fanny's Husband, Jo Anne Knowles as Fanny, Kate Robbins as (Unknown)
Director: Peter Kay
Writer: Neil Fitzmaurice, Peter Kay, Dave Spikey
 
12 :02x06 - Series 2 – Episode 6 (Sep/12/2002)
The good times are rolling as The Phoenix Club's new Chinese restaurant is more than taking off. Things get better when the brewery comes 'crawling back' to the club. But Den Perry has something to say about that, and seeks a repeat of the year before. Meanwhile Max and Paddy spot some business they thought was taken care of, only now they're in trouble for not getting the job done properly.
Guest Stars: Jo Anne Knowles as Fanny, Steve Money as Fanny's Husband, Jason Furnival as Mike, Enid Dunn as Joyce, Ruth Lawrence as Dawn
Director: Peter Kay
Writer: Dave Spikey, Peter Kay, Neil Fitzmaurice
 
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