Shortly after reaching his fiftieth birthday and ten years after his divorce, Harry falls in love with a girl half his age called Vicki.

The morning after their first 'date' finds both Harry and Vicki in a trance-like-state - much to the disgust of Ronnie and Maggie.

After a few initial misunderstandings, Harry finally gets around to proposing to Vicki. But the news of the engagement is not an overwhelming success with Ronnie or Maggie - or with Vicki's parents!

Harry's visit to meet Vicki's parents is not an unmitigated success. Nor, from his point of view, is the visit for Vicki to meet his Mother.

Their engagement party almost proves the end for Harry and Vicki.

Stag parties are often a bone of contention. This is no exception.

Even on the wedding day, the path of true love can hardly be said to run smooth.

After the near-disaster of the marriage ceromony, Harry and Vicki might feel that the worst is over, Fate decrees otherwise.

After one night in an expensive London hotel, Harry and Vicki decide to spend their honeymoon secretly at home. But their privacy is soon shattered.

Having the boss and his wife to dinner at home might clinch promotion for Harry - if only Vicki could cook!

The first dinner party Harry and Vicki attend as man and wife threatens to be their last!

Alimony is yet again proving a problem for Harry. If only Connie would re-marry!

All the evidence suggests to Harry that Vicki is pregnant - while she, in turn, has grounds to suspect that he may be ill.