Ian recovers from being shot in the foot; Daniel is offered another job; the team tries to launch Inclusivity Day in London at the same time Diversity Day rolls out in Oldham.
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The second season ends with Ian learning that the fireworks planned for the opening ceremony will trigger all the ground-to-air missiles in place for the Olympics.
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Ian discovers that the official Olympic starting pistols have been converted to shoot live rounds; Kay tries to find a suitable use for the stadium after the games are over.
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Ian and his team must select a Curator of the Cultural Olympiad, but they find it difficult to choose between the three candidates who applied. Meanwhile, Ian's marriage begins to crumble due to pressure from his job.
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A former Olympic medalist is chosen as brand ambassador to get young people interested in the games. But his boring personality turns thousands off instead, and it's up to Ian and Siobhan to solve the situation before it gets worse.
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Roman remains are discovered on the site of the aquatics center, which may require a radical modification to the building.
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Ian and his team host a group of Brazilian dignitaries who are responsible for the 2016 Olympics.
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A comic look at the team responsible for planning the 2012 London Olympics. In the opener, a large clock to mark 1000 days to go until the opening ceremony is planned for installation at the Tate Modern; and decisions are made about which public figures should carry the Olympic torch on its journey to Britain.
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The first season concludes with a controversial decision to hold equestrian events in Greenwich Park. The announcement angers local residents, who stage a protest.
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