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Benjamin Law's 'The Family Law' returns for a second season

Comedy series The Family Law returns to SBS for a second season this month. The dysfunctional family returns and kicks things off with a double episode.

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With the holidays over the Laws are turning a new leaf. Danny – having sold Happy Dragon – opens ‘Asian Alley’, an Asian grocery store and his first entrée into retail, while Jenny embarks on a quest of self-discovery.

Resuming his role as family fixer, Benjamin helps his mother “find herself”, his father prove himself, and tries to stop his family from going off the rails – all while juggling his star-making turn in Sacred Heart High’s ground-breaking school production of a feel-good hit about infanticide, Medea.

Catch the show from 8:30pm Thursday 15 June on SBS


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