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Double Income, No Kids Yet follows the lifes of Daniel and Lucy, a married couple in their thirties with no children. We follow them and the circle of friends as they progress through life, not wanting children as their friends have them.
2003
Daniel lands an advertising job, but just how much does he like his new boss?
Daniel and Lucy go away on holiday, and come to a surprising decision.
Change is in the air when Amanda and Richard put their happy lives together on the line by becoming engaged.
Lucy tells her parents she's pregnant.
With a new baby on the way it's time for some home improvements.
Have Daniel and Lucy finally had enough of dealing with other people's problems?
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2002
When the guys join the gym, Lucy and Katie have a big problem on their hands.
Lucy joins a school reunion site and reunites with an old friend.
Why is Peter acting so strangely, and will Daniel and Lucy ever get their quiet night in?
Daniel and Lucy host a dinner party.
The news that their best friends are expecting another baby produces an unexpected reaction in Lucy.
The men are left in charge of the baby while the ladies are off on a writer's retreat.
2001
It's Daniel's birthday, so to soften the blow of his impending middle age, Lucy tries to arrange a birthday party for him. However, it seems all their friends are too busy being parents to attend.
When best-selling author, April Prescott, gets writers block, Lucy and Daniel get lumbered with a rather unwelcome little house guest.
The trauma of Andy and Katie's impending parenthood spells the end of Daniel and Lucy's plans for a quiet weekend to themselves.
April Prescott is looking for love, while Katie is waiting for her baby to finally arrive. Meanwhile Daniel and Lucy are waiting for the day they will all leave them in peace.
Lucy is up for a big promotion at work but is distracted by Katie's post-natal indecision about her new baby's name. Unfortunately sister Charlotte is on hand with a plan to de-stress her
Lucy is thrilled to be a godparent but the same can’t be said for Dan.