Anthony Sharp

Richard is tricked into buying disreputable shares by businessman Jack Challon. Embroiled in controversy, once again Richard is forced to call on the advice of Sir Geoffrey Dillon.

The vicar calls, asking for an article on rag and bone men for the church magazine's centenary edition. Harold writes the article, but Albert makes the contribution of a crossword. This content was originally broadcast between 1962 and 1974 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Some viewers may find this content offensive.

Harold brings home an old 'What the Butler Saw' machine, but gets a surprise when he takes a look at the film inside. What will the vicar think at the church fete? This content was originally broadcast between 1962 and 1974 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Some viewers may find this content offensive.

Harold wants to buy a sports car with his savings but Albert wants a new colour television. Harold gets his car, but Albert has a funny turn that forces him to think again. This content was originally broadcast between 1962 and 1974 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Some viewers may find this content offensive.