Waiting for God: Season 3

Fireworks and fun continue for a third season at the Bayview Retirement Community, where two geriatric delinquents, Diana (Stephanie Cole, Doc Martin, Open All Hours) and Tom (Graham Crowden, A Very Peculiar Practice, Doctor Who) star as two slick senior citizens who prove that growing old can be a hoot! Enjoy the sex scandals, a Vicar on the verge of a breakdown, bus hijackings, politics, job seeking, babysitting ghastly children and more. The laughs never rest in this BAFTA® Award-nominated comedy which earned Stephanie Cole a British Comedy Award.

The Funeral - A local vicar has a nervous breakdown at one of the resident's funeral. Tom and Diana set him off on an interesting pat to sanity. Tom's son has a spot of bother with his dipsomaniac and nymphomaniac wife.

Two Nasty Children - It falls on Tom and Diana that they must look after two rather nasty children. Diana decides to teach them a thing or two.

Looking for Work - Life at Bayview Retirement Village is not exactly hectic. Tom and Diana decide they are so bored that they will have to get jobs.

Harvey's Fiancée - An unexpected guest and Harvey's fiancée are the sources for some malicious fun on the parts of Tom and Diana.

The Estate Agent - As they sort through what to do with their time, Tom and Diana turn their attentions to the local area outside of Bayview. In doing so they lock horns with an estate agent.

Scandal - When Diana is found in Tom's bed, the shock waves reverberate around Bayview. Tom is suddenly the center of attention of the ladies bowling team.

Sabotage - Tom and Diana decide they should to away on holiday. First they will have to outwit Harvey's building plans and raise some money.

Politics - Diana decides she needs to broaden her horizons to encompass her energies and talent. She launches herself into politics only to find Tom and Harvey running against her.

Sleeping Pills - Diana falls ill and believes herself to be in critical condition. She takes matters into her own hands and asks Tom for sleeping pills.

Great Aunt Diana - Diana's niece Sarah goes into labor. Despite the great aunt's protestations of being too squeamish for such stuff, Diana and Tom are pressed into service.

Written by Michael Aitkens
Directed by Gareth Gwenlan, Sue Bysh
Produced by Gareth Gwenlan