The camp comedian presides over two more disputes between members of the public, with regular guest June Whitfield. Should a 12-year-old boy be given his own front-door key in spite of his parents' serious reservations? And will Julian's own brand of community service be enough to silence a pub regular whose chat-up lines, claims the landlady, have reached their sell-by date?

Judge Julian Clary, with regular guest June Whitfield, rules in two more cases. He presides over a dispute involving single pensioners who do not want to be financially penalised for travelling alone, and teenagers who take on their mothers for the right to get married.