With Paul and Barry helping out in Santa's workshop, will Christmas cheers turn into Christmas tears?

Christmas in the 19th century at the Chuckle's Sweet Emporium and it's Peace and Goodwill to all men, except Barry. That is, until Paul recieves a ghostly visitation.

Mummy's the word as Paul and Barry look after a spooky museum after dark.

Paul and Barry return to their old school for the Pupil of the Century competition, and Paul has no doubt who the winner willl be.

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?

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?

After the balloon with the device in it has been stolen, Paul and Barry decide to find it. But, Paul and Mr Carrington Smythe gets kidnapped by the evil doctor. Now Barry has to save Paul and the balloon. Will he save them?

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.

Paul and Barry goes to Dan the Van's gran to clean out the loft. They discover a music box, which makes time go backwards. Paul wants to keep it, but Barry's not too sure. What will the powers do next...?

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?

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.

Paul and Barry take tea in a quaint country cafe.

Paul and Barry start a bin washing business.