When Angie's cousin has a baby, both she and Robert are slightly disgusted to be made its god parents.

A crumpled note, which Ida finds in the pocket of Robert's jacket, provokes a crisis.

Robert has landed a new job in Yorkshire. Can he pluck up the courage to tell his 'other mother' the news?

Ida is thrilled when it seems that romance has entered Miss Parfitt's life.

Ida's more than peeved with Robert when his boss invites his 'other mother', Mrs. Price, to a big shindig instead of her.

Robert's musical plans are thrown into disarray when he discovers one of the nurses is already singing 'Little Donkey' at the hospital Christmas concert. Wilfred helpfully suggests an alternative act - mind reading!

When several of the neighbours cut Ida dead in the foyer of the block of flats, things are not quite what they seem.

Ida indulges in a chat with the local gossipmongers and discovers that Elton John is moving into the neighbourhood.

A new bypass threatens to bring chaos to the village, and Ida and Robert are determined to take action at the council offices.

Storm damage to Wilfred's cottage has the most unexpected consequences...

Ida gets rather more than she bargained for when she goes to buy fish and chips.

Robert starts to worry about being on the receiving end of Mrs. Parfitt's attentions. Meanwhile, Ida becomes suspicious of Wilfred's relationship with Mrs. Price.

Robert's talk to the Young Wives Group in the village is almost ruined by one of their number to whom Ida takes grave exception.

The unconventional family makes the move up north to Yorkshire and that's when things really start to go wrong even before they have left London...

Robert is horrified when he sees the contents of Ida's medicine chest.

Ida stands in as receptionist at the surgery. Mrs. Price calls to say she'll be coming to visit because she is lonely in London... she might even move in. Will a story about a phantom rooster deter her plan?

Ida receives a postcard from Mrs. Price signed 'Cecilia' and decides something must be wrong because she never calls her by her first name!

Ida's brother Wilfred has disappeared, and she is distraught. When he is found, he presents a whole new set of problems for Ida and Robert

Ida's foolish eough to take Wilfred's advice when he gives her an inside tip on a dead cert to win a horse race.

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