A series of misunderstandings occur when the brothers read each other's diarys.

The brothers are locked in a DIY store for the the night and must keep out of the way of a security guard.

The brothers travel all over the world to invite their various relatives to a family christening.

When the power is cut off, Paul and Barry decide to find new ways of generating electricity.

A hospital administrator unwillingly gives Paul and Barry jobs as hospital porters, but they soon get into trouble with the laughing gas.

Paul and Barry set up a stall at a market but where are the other traders and, more importantly, the customers?

Paul and Barry open a clock repair shop, but after Paul wires all the clocks together they travel back in time.

Paul and Barry arrive home after doing the shopping and, of course, Paul fancies a cup of tea. Barry has a few accidents with the milk, meaning they have to go and get some more. They trek all over town trying to get some and even get locked in dairy. It seems no sooner than they have got some milk, they lose it!

Paul and Barry go in search of the Loch Ness Monster and end up competing against the McChuckles.

Paul and Barry become inventors, and show off their creations to a couple, but they keep ruining there clean washing in the garden.

Paul and Barry take shelter in a mysterious old house, which turns out to be a hotel, but during the night it becomes apparent that there is a murderer at large!

Paul and Barry are mistaken for two old Rotherham United players, Ronnie Moore & Tony Towner, and end up playing in a football match in there places.

The lumberjack brothers are in the woods where they hear of the legendary Bigfoot.

Paul and Barry have a grudge golf match with their identical cousins and their Chuck-mobile is at stake.

With the Professor kidnapped, Paul and Barry return to his house in search of clues. They find his diary and try to recreate his movements, which takes them to some unusual places.

Paul and Barry decide to play cricket (Barry gets confused between a batsman, so he's batman instead!), but then they get confused between ten pin bowling and cricket! (oh dear oh dear...)

While both wearing white coats, the brothers get mistaken for jobs in which you would wear white coats for.

The brothers do battle with a persistant woodworm in Mrs. Wilson's tallboy. Matters aren't aren't helped by her nosey neighbour.

Paul and Barry are hired by Dan The Van to blow up an old chimney.

Paul and Barry find that Maddy is hiding out with the mysterious Shoo-ing monks. They go undercover to try to track her down.

Maddy has been captured. As Paul and Barry celebrate the weather starts to turn. Could it be due to the professor's machine?

Paul and Barry take over Harry Houseys Bingo Drome, and they decide to turn it back into a cinema, so Paul decides to make his own film, by joining lots of old films together.

The brothers turn up for work at the airport and find they're the only two employees present for the day - apart from No-Slacking, who tells them that they have to do everything. One of the passengers turns out to be a gold robber, and typical Chuckle chaos ensues.

The brothers accidentally check into a health farm for their holiday. They are put onto a strict diet and exercise regime and decide that they must escape, which proves tricky. The trainers say that they do exactly the same things as the guests but Paul and Barry discover all is not as it seems.

Paul and Barry are running a railway station when a tramp is thrown off a train and claims to be their long lost brother.