The need for a mode of transport to replace the broken trolley leads Tom to modify the rotavator. To pay for its fuel, the Goods decide to take on temporary work as domestic staff - with the Leadbetters.

Margo and Jerry are furious when Tom starts playing music to the trees, especially as Margo is staging a coup for the presidency of the music society.

Surbiton's nets are twitching as war breaks out between the Goods and the Leadbetters over Margo's new windbreak.

Tom and Barbara catch fleas. The problem is how to keep the fleas from catching Margo and Jerry.

Barbara tries to remain a woman, despite her work-worn hands and a ruined dress, and Tom can't understand what the problem is - just like a man.

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

Tom and Barbara feel sorry for Jerry when they discover that, despite the jodhpurs and the hacking jacket, Margo isn't going riding twice a week as she claims. Is she having an affair?

When Barbara gives a talk about self sufficiency at Margo's women's group it's so successful, she finds herself in great demand.

Financial solvency finds Tom and Barbara with £10 to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom.

The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM, with Margo providing some Machiavellian assistance.

Tom and Barbara discover oil in Surbiton - can they swap it for some straw? Meanwhile, Margo refuses to dress up like a tart in her music society's production of `Sweet Charity'.