Eric takes up star-gazing while Hattie takes up gazing into the eyes of a new boyfriend. Eric's attention comes back down to Earth when it seems he may move in.

Eric's Uncle Eduardo, the great escapologist, has died leaving them a legacy and Sykes and Hattie anticipate the good life - wealth, power, independence. But they soon discover that their ' grand inheritance ' leaves them more dependent on each other than before.

Eric stands at the crossroads of a new career - super salesman. But after trying out his techniques in his own street, he finds himself in what looks like a professional cul-de-sac.

Eric protests to the highest authority when a block of flats is proposed for Sebastopol Terrace. Unfortunately the Church doesn't think it's any of their business.

Eric acquires a new, feathered friend, but Hattie says either it goes or she does. When Hattie does disappear, Eric faces a different kind of bird altogether.

Authority comes in all shapes and sizes, but do they all have to come to Eric and Hattie on their night out?

Eric's horoscope tells him to speculate to improve his fortune - but Eric can't even beat Hattie at a rigged game of cards.

A mysterious spate of window smashing strikes the neighbourhood, but not the Sykes household. Is this a clue to the culprit?

At a fancy dress party hosted by Mr Brown, Hattie goes as a police woman and Eric goes as Caesar. However his imperial throne has already been usurped.

Eric gets his head stuck in his garden railings. When he is finally rescued, he is free to pursue other paths - and more railings.

Eric takes on his first assignment as a chauffeur, working for Lady Dorothy. However he's only ever had one driving lesson - seemingly a crash course.

Eric's mania for golf drives Hattie up the wall. She decides to give it a try herself - and to everyone's surprise, she turns out to be a natural.

Eric and Hattie suspect their new neighbours are up to no good - they drink large vodkas and pay for them with crisp fivers. Could they be spies?

Eric and Hattie try to revolutionise London Transport by running a bus like an airline. But the depot manager is less than charmed by the idea.

An army reunion leaves Eric feeling the worse for wear the next morning. Then a beautiful girl calls and he really needs to remember what happened the night before.