throughout the second series, culminating in the final scene, in the episode "Apocalypse Wow!" At Miles and Francesca's wedding reception, after Milly learns that Rachel has told Egg of her affair with O'Donnell, Milly punches Rachel in the face. This Life + 10 (2006) In 2006, the BBC reconvened the original cast for a special one-off 80-minute special, looking at what had happened to the lead characters in the intervening ten years. The episode begins with the original five housemates reuniting for Ferdy's funeral. Milly and Egg are together, though not married, and have had a young son but Miles is divorced from Francesca and has a new Vietnamese wife, Me Linh. The circumstances of both Ferdy's death and Miles's divorce are not revealed. This new episode was entitled + 10 onscreen, and kept the original title sequence and programme title This Life. It was screened on 2 January 2007, and was a co-production between BBC Wales and the original producers World Productions. This Life + 10 was written by Jenkins, directed by Ahearne and produced by Garnett. It gained 3.5 million viewers, with a 14% audience share. Cast Jack Davenport as Miles Stewart Amita Dhiri as Djamila "Milly" Nassim Andrew Lincoln as Edgar "Egg" Cook Daniela Nardini as Anna Forbes Jason Hughes as Warren Jones Ramon Tikaram as Ferdinand "Ferdy" Garcia David Mallinson as Michael O'Donnell Luisa Bradshaw-White as Kira Steve John Shepherd as Jo Natasha Little as Rachel Juliet Cowan as Nicki Sacha Craise as Kelly Cyril Nri as Graham Geoffrey Bateman as Hooperman Gillian McCutcheon as Therapist Tony Curran as Lenny Paul Copley as Jerry Cooke Mark Lewis Jones as Dale Jones Rachel Fielding as Francesca Michael Elwyn as Montgomery Clare Clifford as Sarah Newly Charlotte Bicknell as Delilah Keith-Lee Castle as Truelove Paul J. Medford as Paul Guest Cast The Office and Sherlock star Martin Freeman appears in the first episode of the second series, pictured stealing money from Milly and Egg's bedroom after a party, and accidentally drinking Egg's urine from a can, believing it to be beer. Ralph Ineson, also from The Office featured in an early episode as a client of Milly, as the character Jessop. EastEnders actor Nitin Ganatra, appeared in an episode of the second series playing a prospective housemate who manages to upset Milly. Another later well-known actor appearing early in the second series is Martin Hancock, who went on