The man who stole Al's wife returns from France.

Irishmen and an evil leprechaun threaten to take over the pub.

Ms. Jackson wants to repaint the pub's signs, but no one can remember the name of the pub.

Al enters therapy with Ms. Jackson's twin sister.

Al can't pour a pint without Steve and Janet, making his regulars face sobriety.

Ms. Jackson's father forces Connie to pose nude for a pub calendar.

Ms. Jackson hires a celebrity cook for The Cowshed.

Al and Terry struggle to keep Tony Harris from spending his birthday passed out in the gutter.

Terry decides to eat only ploughmans lunches. Connie prepares for her philosophy exam.

Leslie leaves Lesley for Connie. The prof tries to invent the neverending pint.

The brewery orders the rustification of the pub.

Greg finds religion.

Al's ""barman's hands"" becomes public meaning he must go to therapy.

The guv crashes the Secret Barstewards' Annual Invitation Only Ball.

The guv bars all women from his pub until a sexy Australian arrives looking for a job.

Ms. Jackson proposes a gay night for the pub.

The pub celebrates Terry's birthday. Janet tries to make Steve jealous.

The guv tries to stand up to Greg Thompson after Leslie beats up Greg's nephew.

Guv is nominated for the Grand Order of Barstewards.

A heatwave inside the pub makes Janet crazy. The guv prepares for his first date in a year.

The beer garden is changed into a car park, but work is halted when human remains are found.

The remains reveal that the pub is sitting on the site of the oldest pub in Britain.

The Guv is missing his son on his birthday.

The guv's free-drinks-for-pensioners special backfires.

Ms. Jackson makes a surprise inspection. Terry gets engaged ... again.