Stuck in the past after their 'time machine' malfunctions, the gang set out to survive and hopefully thrive in a world without mobile phones, the internet - or any other black people. After meeting a wealthy pair of twins named Victoria and Ralph, the band are invited to play at a concert, but Nick is determined to get home. In a surreal twist of fate, Nick runs into famed inventor John Logie Baird. Will he be able to persuade JLB to help him on his mission?
While the rest of the band enjoy living it up in their new environs at Victoria and Ralph's house, Nick desperately tries to work out a way back home. He is invited on a spiritual retreat to help with his wellbeing, but it soon becomes apparent that all is not what it seems. Meanwhile, Jason is all loved up with Victoria, but Lauren begins to tire of Ralph's irritating advances.
Nick decides to get to know Victoria's long-suffering butler a little better. It turns out that Langley once had hopes of being an opera singer, so Nick becomes determined to help him follow his dreams. Elsewhere, Lauren tries to integrate herself into 1920s high society by befriending Victoria and her gaggle of party girls. Will Lauren stick to her principles or change instantly on being accepted by the posh rich girls?
After rebelling against the men-only rule at the band's latest gig, Lauren unexpectedly finds herself with a new fan called Rose. Rose brings back lots of friends the following night, giving Lauren her moment to shine. Much to Nick's irritation, Lauren soon catches the public's imagination and becomes a star, but will her new-found fame go to her head?
The band visit Victoria's country house and decide to enjoy a game of murder mystery, but things start to get a little too real when Curtis returns from the future.
In the final episode, the time machine has been fixed, but will the band return home? Contains adult, sexual humour and strong language throughout.
Horace wants to go back in time to see his Grandma. The band can't stop him, and they all end up time-travelling to 1958.
The gang move in with Victoria, Nick wants to open his own Jazz club which Lauren sees as a new business venture. Meanwhile a mysterious woman called Janice is tailing the gang, is she a spy?
Victoria decides that it's time to marry off her and Jason's son, JJ. But it seems the only woman JJ has eyes for is Lauren.
Horace's private diary from 2019 is published in 1958 and becomes an overnight 'science fiction' sensation.
Nick's musical idol General Hands comes to stay. Nick think they're going to get on famously, but Hands has other plans.
Nick befriends some West Indians and Horace befriends some Teddy Boys, but when the two groups meet, it sparks a race riot.
