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Greg, dressed in a sumo-themed fatsuit, enters the karaoke booth and belts out Don't You Want Me. Connie arrives dressed as Amy Winehouse and the two share a kiss before Fran bursts in dressed as Britney Spears. Roger arrives with his assistant Janet; Janet, who is deaf, is dressed as Boy George, while Roger improvises a clown nose. The group are celebrating Roger's promotion and the envelope with a list of names sits on the table.

To celebrate, the group plays pills roulette with ecstasy, Viagra, ketamine, Paracetamol, a laxative and Tic Tac. Greg becomes alarmed when he notices the envelope and starts wondering who might be laid off. Roger remains distracted and soon leaves for more drinks, the tension rising around the list of names.

Duane arrives dressed as Michael Jackson and launches Wham Rap!, heightening the chaos. Janet, who is deaf, pads her hand on the speaker to 'listen' as the others react. Greg quizzes Janet on lay-offs, probing her understanding of the situation.

Connie takes Duane's phone to text Janet and asks her to sing a song if she likes him. Janet remains a calm observer as the drama escalates. Roger returns with shots and drinks them alone, while the others watch and wait.

Janet watches the exchange as Connie tells Greg that he must choose between her and Fran. The tension between the love triangle fuels distrust and scheming among the group. Roger's promotion gets overshadowed by the looming potential layoffs.

Roger belts out Since You Been Gone while Greg, Connie, and Fran begin hatching a plan to acquire the envelope. Roger finishes the dance and seems aroused but then Duane reveals that all the pills were Tic Tacs, deflating the moment. The group persists in pursuing the envelope and the supposed layoffs.

Greg finally reaches the envelope and finds Fran's name circled. Roger reveals the envelope contains divorce papers, exposing his marital troubles. Fran sings I Know Him So Well first to Roger and then to Greg, while Greg silently signals that Fran is being fired.

Connie duets with Fran as Roger signs his divorce papers, a somber moment that sinks the celebration. Fran continues the performance while Greg, hugging Fran, mouths that she is getting sacked. The group dynamics tighten as Connie and Greg's deception appears increasingly exposed.

Janet sings Yazoo's Only You to Duane and Duane stops the music after Fran whispers to him. Duane bluntly tells Connie that he doesn't like Janet in that way. Roger steps in and clarifies that someone has to be made redundant, suggesting he will be the one and that Fran should be promoted.

A hen do arrives in the booth and Chantel performs Titanium, intensifying the party energy. Janet watches from the sidelines as new dynamics emerge among the dancers. Roger and the others adjust to the fresh interruptions.

Connie confronts Janet and kisses Greg, elevating the confrontation. Roger eyes a young woman across the room, hinting at further flirtations. Janet mocks Connie, who lip-reads her responses with a sharp retort.

UV light reveals Connie's lipstick on Greg's mouth, confirming the affair. Fran declares that Connie and Greg are fired, turning the group against their scheming. Fran sings with Chantel as Roger dances with the young woman, heightening the chaos.

Fran and Chantel perform together, her leadership contrasting with the others' schemes. Roger continues to dance, oblivious to the full fallout. Greg and Connie argue heatedly as the night spirals toward its end.

Duane and Janet meet eyes, and Duane places a hand on her chest as they share a kiss. The moment complicates the night's romantic intrigues and leaves relationships uncertain. The booth's drama closes on this intimate note.

The events of the night leave everyone unsettled as the party winds down, with the envelope, the layoffs and the glittery chaos lingering in their minds. Each character heads off into the night with unresolved tensions and new implications for the future. The chaos of the karaoke booth settles into a fragile, uncertain calm.