We follow Lettings Agent Stath as he goes about his day to day - letting flats, catching rats and parking badly.
Chaotic letting agent Stath needs to impress his dad (and boss) Vasos and let some flats, after losing his patience and pushing a customer. However, he struggles to pick up the phone as fast as the other agents to arrange viewings. In an act of desperation he steals a viewing from arch rival Carole but things don't go to plan. Meanwhile, Stath's sister Sophie is left to take Al to hospital after a nasty accident in the office.
Stath is delighted when his dad gives him a garden flat in a desirable area to show, but the viewing doesn't go well.
After Stath accidentally burns down a property, he falls out with his exasperated dad. He manages to land himself a job at the slick agency next door, Smethwicks. It's a chance for Stath to prove himself outside the family business, but he struggles to fit in with their 'work hard, play hard' culture. Al tries to train Sophie as Stath's replacement, but although the pair bond, she isn't cut out for the lettings world.
Stath is psyched up for the annual inter-agency football tournament - it's a chance to get one over the rival agency Smethwicks. When he finds out he's been dropped from the team, he takes desperate measures to get on the pitch. The post-match drinks result in a passionate tryst between an unlikely couple. Meanwhile Sophie and best friend Katia plan a surprise dance to show off their talents at the tournament.
After a night of drunken passion with his former rival Carole, Stath is infatuated, but will his feelings be reciprocated? Meanwhile it's results day for Sophie. Stath had promised to take Sophie to her college, but is caught up in his own drama so she turns to Al for support.
On his seventieth birthday Vasos announces that he is retiring, leading Stath to assume he will take over Michael and Angel - until Vasos changes his mind, interviewing both Carole and Stath for the leadership. Carole seems to be the front runner but then Vasos makes a surprise announcement whilst Al brings his Japanese girlfriend to the office, causing Sophie dismay.
New boss Julian is making changes at Michael & Eagle and Stath feels left behind. When Julian unveils a slick new promo with no mention of the family, Stath decides to make his own rival video. Meanwhile Sophie tries to move on from Al and focus on her music.
When his dad announces that he needs to move out, Stath is forced to experience flat hunting from the other side. Sophie agrees to look with him but has mixed emotions when Stath invites newly single Al to join them.
Stath struggles with the clients brought in by Julian, until he meets well-meaning, middle-class millennial Harriet. But Stath is soon out of his depth.
Michael & Eagle is under threat from a rival agency burning their signs. When their keys are stolen too, Stath is challenged to prove his bravery.
Stath is excited about his annual siblings dinner with Sophie, until she decides to invite her new boyfriend, Cem, along.
Michael & Eagle are nominated for a local letting agents award, thanks to Julian's improvements. With their new partners and success for the family business, everything seems to be rosy for Stath, Sophie and their dad. But shocking revelations at the awards dinner threaten their happiness.
With the country in lockdown, Stath and the Michael & Eagle team try to strategise a new way to let some flats!
Stath is faced with rescuing the family business, Michael & Eagle, and his relationship with Katia, while expecting his first child by Carole. Meanwhile, Sophie, and best friend Al deal with the fallout of finally declaring their feelings for each other.
Stath wants to be a good dad, but Carole is keeping him and Katia away from the new baby. Stath's violent feud with a rival letting agency doesn't exactly help...
Stath is thrilled to have a lads night out with Al and Dean, while Sophie and Katia take Carole for a night with the girls. But their blossoming friendships are threatened by Carole's poisonous sister Kris and a raucous open mic night at a popular lettings agents' pub.
Stath is shamed online after a flat viewer secretly films him. He tries to defend himself by performing a humiliating act for charity, which threatens to make things even worse for Michael & Eagle.
A surprise stag do for Stath's dad Vasos turns into a nostalgic trip into the past when the gang discover a home video recording the early days of Michael & Eagle.
Alone and struggling to start anew, Stath sees his dad's wedding as the perfect opportunity to win back the love of his life.
This sketch from the BAFTA Award winning team, sees Dermot O'Leary visit Stath and the staff of Michael and Eagle lettings to see what they are doing to raise money for Comic Relief - and ends up organising a charity single featuring some past X-Factor contestants!
