The Sergeant Major tries to train the concert party to lower the flag at sunset.

The concert party's plane makes a crash landing, and the men realise they could be behind enemy lines.

The Sergeant Major is determined to find out who replaced the camp's Union Jack with an Indian flag.

A performance in the Kama Sutra Club gets the concert party and the Battery Sergeant Major into trouble.

Sergeant Williams tempts the wrath of the gods by ejecting a revered holy man from the parade ground.

When the army runs out of "that stuff they put in our tea" the men cannot stop thinking about women. Colonel Reynolds tries to see Mrs Waddilove-Evans when her husband is not home.

A snake-charmer's cobra goes missing and is found in the Sergeant Major's quarters.

The concert party take refuge from a rainstorm in a ruined temple and fall victim to a fanatical native sect.

While the officers are out of the way in hospital, Williams takes the opportunity to post the concert party up the jungle but is forced to bring them back to stage a special performance.

The concert party is sent to the palace of the Maharajah of Bharatpur to protect him.

The concert party try to stop the attempts on the life of the Maharajah of Bharatpur.

Sergeant Major Williams finds that bragging about his troops can get him into trouble.

The sergeant major falls in love and gets into trouble with the Tongs.

Sergeant Major Williams tries to break up the concert party by promoting Gunner Graham.

When the men get sent up the jungle, they find that some Australian soldiers have not vacated their camp, as was ordered.

While they are still having trouble adapting to the jungle, the members of the concert party get the task of building a bridge.

The men of the Royal Artillery Concert Party put on a show for Burmese bandits.

When the men discover a way to get food dropped illegally, they get into trouble. The food (puddings) were meant for some senior officers.

The Concert Party members are made to feel redundant when a talented new arrival steals the limelight.

Gunner Parkins has fallen in love with a pretty Burmese girl from the local village – the same girl that Captain Ashwood and Sergeant Major Williams have been visiting. Then, Gunner Sugden has something to say...

The Sgt Major makes a decision guaranteed to cause uproar when he picks a Scottish audience to watch a special English performance.

The Concert Party are roped into testing a new anti-malaria drug.

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A pageant, written by Captain Ashwood, might offend the Indian assistant to the District Officer.

After a drunken incident, the men try to make up with the local population by organising a football match.