1970s sitcom. Mildred faces the prospect of becoming a step-grandmother when George's past catches up with him....With classic British humour from years gone by.

Domestic sitcom. Mildred gets a bee in her bonnet about having a Hollywood-style shower fitted, but where can she find someone to do it on the cheap?

Classic sitcom. After resigning from his job, George wonders how he can break the news to Mildred without incurring her wrath.

Classic sitcom. George has to babysit Tarquin when Jeffrey and Ann entrust him to the Ropers for the day.

Classic sitcom. Mildred wants her dog to have all the things she never had and this includes the joys of motherhood....Contains classic British humour from a bygone era.

Classic sitcom. Mildred is suspicious when George buys her an expensive present for their 26th wedding anniversary.

Classic sitcom. George's old friend Jerry moves in while Mildred is in hospital.

Classic sitcom. Mildred is frustrated by her lack of social standing in the neighbourhood, feeling that George is holding her back....With classic British humour from years gone by.

Classic sitcom. Mildred is flattered when George displays a rare stirring of jealousy.

Classic sitcom. George's brother Charlie arrives with a document which suggests that Mildred is married to an army deserter.

Classic sitcom. When Mildred sends George's goldfish to a watery grave, George considers pigeon breeding as a suitable hobby - much to Jeffrey's dismay.