Yonderland

Rumours of Imperatrix's presence in Yonderland bring about rioting in the streets, sending the Elders into lockdown. Debbie must quell the spiralling panic before the Yonderlanders destroy their home and the Elders start eating each other. Meanwhile, Negatus is given financial 'carte blanche' by Imperatrix, leading to an investment in weaponry that redefines 'overkill'. Meanwhile in 'our' world a mysterious old man on his deathbed sends a package to Debbie that will change everything, not least because of the bizarre messenger within it.

While a murder calls on the services of Yonderland's only detective, Peter suspects that something strange is afoot in his home.

Things get dangerous for Debbie in Yonderland when Ellis of Woolworth mistakenly holds her responsible for his brother's death.

Discovering a Yonderland sweatshop, Debbie finds that the wisdom of books has transformed ninnies from hapless idiots into capitalist pigs. She must find a way to save them from themselves, without anyone being fired into the sun. Demon Jeff has been banished by Negatus, leaving him short-handed when it comes to convincing Imperatrix that Admiral Anous is still alive. The creature in Debbie's house is finally able to reveal the message from Yonderland, and Debbie learns shocking information about her past and the second scroll. Jeff unwittingly gets back into Negatus' good books by bringing this information back to him and Imperatrix.

New & Exclusive. Nanny La Roo: Refusing to be banished from Yonderland, Debbie is reunited with her eccentric childhood nanny when she and Elf visit her old home. (S2, ep 5)

Debbie is sent on a secret mission into the Imperatrix-controlled Darklands to rescue an eccentric scientist who's been hoodwinked into building a WMD. But, when the local resistance are found to be uninterested in any actual 'resisting', it is left to a disguised Debbie to pull off the plan right underneath the nose of Imperatrix. Meanwhile, Negatus sends his bickering minions on a team-building course, and becomes a willing (if hopeless) participant himself when he claps eyes on the attractive course leader. When Debbie returns home a rogue man's shoe from her disguise makes Peter worry again: could Debbie be having an affair?