The Chuckmobile gets a flat tyre one night, so Paul and Barry take shelter in a house. But strange things happen - why is there a garden in one of the rooms?

When Paul wins first prize in competition, the Brothers visit Bedside Manor for a taste of upper class life.

Paul and Barry meet up with their old friend the Countess and try to make a ruthless highwaywoman see the error of her ways.

The Rotherham twosome are are tricked into helping a smuggler and meet an old enemy.

Paul and Barry learn that there are many roles in running a Bed and Breakfast, especially when they are the only staff. To make matter worse they get two guests but there's only one room.

It's a Croos-Country race, and Paul wants to win and beat Barry, so he decides to cheat. But, will it work, or will Barry beat him?

Paul and Barry try to save Sir Percy and the Countess from the clutches of Robespierre.

The brothers plan to watch a film on TV. However there are problems: First, they can't get a reception on the TV and then Barry has trouble with snacks and getting comfortable.

After dialing the wrong number while trying to get through to a circus, Paul and Barry are persued by spies. They adopt various disguises to give them the slip, with little success...

Dirty work afoot when Paul and Barry are taken to a safe house to find out what makes Barry tick. Has he got special powers or just a loud wristwatch?

Anxious to make amends for losing the Countess, Paul and Barry sneak aboard ship for a bit of Channel hopping, but soon find themselves suffering from the deep sea blues.

The brothers must rescue the countess in Paris.

The duo visit their 'old friend' Dan the Van in hospital and, unsurpisingly, end up on the run.

Political intrigue from the eighteenth century. There may be a revolution in France but Paul and Barry are safe in England. The question is how safe is everyone else?

The brothers go in search of the rare Botty Wiggler duck.

A quiet outing in the park, a balloon with a mind of its own and Barry suddenly becomes attractive. Is it pure balloonacy or some greater power at work?

A quiet day by the river, and Paul proceeds to demonstrate his prowess as an angler.

Paul and Barry look after a bookshop and meet a strange visitor from the past.

The duo's coffee stand is put under threat from a gangster, Barry Vaderci, and his hitman, Garibaldi. They decide to go into hiding.

It's 18th Century France and Paul and Barry are once again caught up in the French revolution with their old ally, The Purple Pimple.

Paul and Barry buy a caravan, but they have a bit of trouble with a farmer when they put it in his field.

After catching a bank robber Paul and Barry go looking for other criminals, and they spot a man climbing though a window, but all is not as it seems.

Paul and Barry babysit Mrs Russels' son, Tommy.

Barry and Paul go to work for the biggest cheese in dairy products

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