The Rebel

Harry, 70, goes on a rebellious rampage in Brighton after his attempt to catch a charity shop robber is bungled by a police officer, and he's the one who winds up getting arrested.

Henry hunts for his best friend Charles and uncovers a fake charity; Margaret tries to persuade Henry that it's finally time to scatter his wife's ashes.

While minding Margaret's charity shop, Henry inadvertently sells an old urine bottle that holds sentimental value for her, and also might be an early work by modern artist Marcel Duchamp.

To help out his daughter, Cath, Henry faces the prospect of selling his house and downsizing to a retirement home.

Henry has an accident while riding his scooter to give the eulogy at a friend's funeral.

A drunken night out and a dip in the sea leaves Henry and Charles very much the worse for wear.