Ep 5. The Non-Refundable Gift

The Non-Refundable Gift is the 5th episode of the first season of Mean Mums. The episode features a hilarious and relatable story that many working mothers can identify with.

In this episode, we see that Jane (played by Morgana O'Reilly) is on a tight schedule and trying to finish up her work on her laptop. She gets a call from the school, informing her that she forgot to pick up her daughter from school. Jane rushes off to school to pick up her daughter, fueled by guilt for forgetting and promising to make it up to her daughter, Amber.

Meanwhile, another mother, Heather (played by Anna Jullienne) is dealing with a mysterious gift that she received from an unknown person. She tries to return the gift, but is told that it is non-refundable. Heather is determined to find out who gave her the gift, and why they chose to send it to her.

As the day goes on, Jane and her friends find themselves in a series of hilarious situations as they attempt to make it up to Amber for forgetting to pick her up from school. They end up cooking Amber her favorite meal, having a dance party in the living room, and even creating a makeshift indoor camping site.

Meanwhile, Heather is still bent on finding out who sent her the gift. She starts to suspect that it is someone from the school, and begins to investigate. Her investigation leads her to the school art teacher, who has a tendency to give gifts to people in the community.

As the day comes to an end, Jane reflects on her day with Amber and feels grateful for the time that they spent together. Heather finally learns the identity of the person who gave her the gift, and it turns out to be someone who she had wronged in the past. She takes this opportunity to make things right and ends up making a new friend in the process.

The Non-Refundable Gift is a heartwarming episode that shows the ups and downs of motherhood, friendship, and the importance of making amends. Mean Mums continues to amaze and entertain audiences with its witty humor, relatable characters, and engaging storylines.