Dad strays into a job-threatening controversy, while Mum starts a turf war.

Karen has trouble adapting to big school and Ben auditions for the school musical.

It is Jake's first day at secondary school and Karen has nits and wants to keep one as a pet.

Mum makes plans for a romantic night in, but she has to get rid of Karen's little friend.

Ben's got a mystery illness and claims to be far too ill to go to school.

With Karen and Ben away, Mum and Dad are left with a labrador to look after.

Karen indulges her competitive instincts, and Ben explores human psychology.

Mum, the children, their aunt and grandfather get stuck in a traffic jam on the A3.

The family must decide which of them is going a funeral.

Mum tries to civilise the boys, Dad wars with a domestic appliance and Karen goes shopping.

Ben's parents' evening proves eventful, while Mum suspects that Jake is hiding something.

The arrival of Dad's god-daughter has an unfortunate effect on the Brockman household.

The Brockmans attempt to revive 1950s values by banning TV and computers for a whole day.

Chaos reigns as Karen denounces Satan, and Ben gets on the wrong side of a referee.

Dad and Ben go on a winter camping trip, and Jake has to decide about a gap year.

Plagued by communication nightmares, Mum and Dad try to find out where their children are.

A Croatian baby-sitter has a night to remember when Mum and Dad go out for a meal.

A thunderstorm brings night-time chaos to the Brockman family.

When Mum finds an inappropriate image on the family computer, an investigation begins.

As the family tries to get rid of Auntie Angela, another guest comes to stay.

Ben tries to get elected as class rep. Dad returns from a funeral troubled by mortality.

Gran takes the Brockman family for a day's sightseeing in London.

Mum's nagging makes Karen plan a move abroad, and the family prepare for a dinner party.

Dad struggles against the conspiracy theories that are taking over the family.

Mum is still convinced Jake has a secret, and Ben forms an unusual double act.