YOLO

Sarah and Rachel go to a music festival to see Blurp, the best band in the world.

Sarah and Rachel hang with Sarah's parents at Winery Crawl World and find a mysterious club. Lucas tries to buy Sarah the "Golden Wine."

Sarah and Rachel are invited to Peeleken's Splirthday party at Bubble Gum Park.

Sarah and Rachel stumble across an old club they used to frequent when they were younger, but they discover it has been turned into an internet cafe.

Sarah and Rachel go on a snow trip with Sarah's old bestie, Tricia, and two of her mates.

Sarah and Rachel go to the beach but are caught in a rip tide which takes them to Tasmania.

Sarah and Rachel go on the Santa Pub Crawl in Wollongong. Lucas turns Sarah small.

After the electricity goes out at Sarah's parents' house, the girls are tasked to go on an epic musical journey into the backyard.

After a wild night of hard partying, Sarah and Rachel stumble into a spiritual commune for a free sausage sizzle. There they encounter the Purple Fire God who tells them their destiny.

Sarah, Rachel, and Lucas head to Planet Bali for Sarah's sister's wedding and are surprised to discover the identity of the groom. But the bride's intentions are far more sinister than tying the knot.

Sarah throws a Wollongong High School reunion to show off her blossoming new garden, but the success of her old school mates only deepens her crisis of self-worth. Rachel invites a bunch of randoms who turn the party to chaos.

Girls' movie night watching an art house flick starring a hot young actor leads to a wild romantic dream for Sarah, a dream which Rachel is determined to sabotage.

The gang travel 300 million years back in time using Lucas's time machine, where Sarah tries to rescue the Australian megafauna from an impending comet using skills she's learnt from a self-help guide.

On a quest for a tale of familial lore, Lucas seeks out the story of how Sarah's parents met; he hears a ripping yarn of fair maidens and reckless bravery set in Ye Olde Wollongong, where dad needs to save mum from an arranged marriage to a boulder.

Sarah is kidnapped by bees whilst tending to her flowering garden and taken to their honey castle where she is made Empress; Rachel and Lucas come to the rescue, only to find that she is violently drunk on the power, and honey drugs.

Sarah posts a picture of her garden, and it leads to her becoming an overnight internet sensation and causes a paradigm shift; Rachel's jealousy drives her into the arms of dead Mega-Bilby.

Rachel is invited to the party of her former school mate, Maddison, and takes BFF Sarah as her plus one. Can Rachel scale the tower to get a selfie with Maddison, and can Sarah escape the ‘plus one’ hell to which she has been relegated?

Rachel and Sarah head to the outback town of Goondawindi for the annual Dusty Truck 'n' Donut Muster, lured by the chance to win a meat tray and a glimpse of Trent, the star of TV's 'Outback Trent'.

Sarah and Rachel are invited by Sarah's nan to attend her Christmas cruise party, but the ship is sunk by a large, handsome crocodile. The girls are shipwrecked on a nearby island where they search for the crocodile for different reasons.

Rachel and Sarah go to the Terry Cup where dancers compete to please Terry, an opinionated floating head. Their hopes for a drama-free experience are dashed when Rachel gets herself 8 million Terry credits in debt due to a couple of bets.

Rachel and Sarah hear about a nearby 'bush doof' outback dance party. Rachel forces the car to crash so she can enjoy the dreamy vibes and genuinely good acoustics and win a t-shirt from the t-shirt cannon.

Sarah's having a run of negative vibes and decides to visit Planet Bali for a vacation alone. Her rocket crashes on Planet Horoscope where she meets Capricorn, her own star sign, and decides to help her find a boyfriend.

After one too many drinks, Rachel stumbles into the bush to take a leak against a tree, where she unwittingly falls through a portal into the Bushworld dimension. Sarah waits for her patiently, but hours turn into months turn into years.

When Sarah's husband dies suddenly, she tackles her grief by losing herself in pottery. It gives her a new purpose, and yet she is plagued by persistent calls claiming to be from her long missing friend Rachel.