The Best Episodes of Rings on Their Fingers

Oliver and Sandy get into a big argument over marriage, he hates the idea and calls it outdated; she wants a ring on her finger - after all, it's been 6 years.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

After promising to marry Sandy, Oliver is now being forced to sleep on the camp bed, and have no 'nookie'. They agree to marry in a week, so Oliver doesn't get splinters, so there's lots to do - and sort out a honeymoon.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

It's the night before their wedding, and Sandy stays at home with her mother. Oliver meanwhile, has a stag do with the lads. After a drunken night he realizes he's lost his case for the wedding, and has to return home.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

Sandy and Oliver have a few days in the Honeymoon suite in their regular Norfolk Hotel, though Oliver is a bit shocked by the price! They also beat another honeymooning couple to the suite, which Oliver starts worrying about.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

Sandy and Oliver return home after their honeymoon. Oliver tries to pretend things haven't changed, but change they have. The wedding presents also make the flat look shabby! Oliver then gets a shock when they go round Edgar's.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

Sandy and Oliver celebrate their 'two week, 2 day' anniversary by organizing a party. Only Tom and Joan are having a party the same night, and everyone's been invited to that! Why haven't Sandy and Oliver though?

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

Sandy is looking forward to celebrating her first wedding anniversary but Oliver prefers to remember the chase and especially the magic when he caught her at the final hurdle.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

At a farewell office party, Oliver finds that a bid for promotion, a bottle of sherry and a Chinese restaurant all link to make an unfortunate chain of events

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

Oliver has never seen himself as the jealous type but when he sees Sandy with two different men in the space of a couple of hours he can't help wondering if there is trouble ahead.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

It has took some convincing but finally Sandy has persuaded Oliver that they need to find more suitable accommodation. As usual, they are totally at odds about what constitutes the perfect marital home.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

With the house move imminent, Sandy and Oliver get down to throwing out unwanted rubbish but, when it comes to rediscovering cherished possessions, Sandy is surprised that she is not the only one wanting to hold on to things.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

The move is underway but while they wait to take possession of their new house, Sandy & Oliver are forced to spend a week at her mother's.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

Sandy is finding it hard to settle in their new flat and a visit to their old home hardly helps the situation. Oliver realises that he is going to have to take desperate measures to make her happy but doesn't realise just how far he will have to go...

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

It's Sandy's birthday and once again Oliver has left the present buying until the last minute .. but what can he buy who has everything, including him!

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

The influence of new neighbours is felt very strongly in the Pryde household prompting fresh thoughts about holidays and even getting Sandy to think about one of her old flames. But, as usual, things are never what they seem.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

While on one of their many economy drives, Sandy and Oliver find themselves in direct confrontation with the Residents' Association Committee. Oliver is determined to win and hits upon the idea to infiltrate their ranks.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

There's trouble ahead for Oliver when he becomes entangled in an unfortunate set of coincidences that involve a redhead, a brunette, three blondes and a ballpoint .. but Sandy will understand that it is all innocent, won't she?!

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

It's time for their holiday but Sandy is feeling unwell and Oliver is making light of it in a chauvinistic way. However, events are about to take a turn that neither could have foreseen.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A

After returning home from their holiday, Oliver is surprised that the news of Sandy's pregnancy has affected friends and relatives in very different ways.

Director: Harold Snoad

Writer: N/A