Gavin is an ordinary boy from England Stacey is an ordinary girl from Wales. After speaking on the phone to each other every day at work - they finally met fell in love and got married. Now in Series 2 the honeymoon's over for the newlyweds and their married life begins in earnest at the Shipman family home in Essex. But as the reality of living so far away sinks in Stacey starts missing her home in Barry Island along with her mum and her Uncle Bryn. Meanwhile Gavin and Stacey's best friends Smithy and Nessa are coming to terms with their own stark reality: they're... not even friends and yet they're having a baby together! [show more]
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Please note this is a region B Blu-ray and will require a region B or region Free Blu-ray player in order to play Gavin is an ordinary boy from England Stacey is an ordinary girl from Wales After speaking on the phone to each other every day at work - they finally met fell in love and got married Now in Series 2 the honeymoon&39;s over for the newlyweds and their married life begins in earnest at the Shipman family home in Essex But as the reality of living so far away sinks in Stacey starts missing her home in Barry Island along with her mum and her Uncle Bryn Meanwhile Gavin and Stacey&39;s best friends Smithy and Nessa are coming to terms with their own stark reality they&39;re not even friends and yet they&39;re having a baby together!
All seven episodes from the second series of the BBC comedy, written by and starring Ruth Jones and James Corden. When Gavin and Stacey return from their honeymoon, they soon have to get used to life in the real world, which for Stacey (Joanna Page) means trying to forget about living in Barry Island. Meanwhile, Smithy (James Corden) learns, to his horror, that he's going to be a father.
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