Grace & Favour Day Three-Wednesday (Season 1 Episode 3)
The entire staff turns out to support Mrs. Slocombe during her day in court. (Used with permission from John at epguides).
Grace & Favour Day Two-Tuesday (Season 1 Episode 2)
As they pick up the reins of running Millstone Manor, Captain Peacock and Mrs. Slocombe take a pony cart into the village for supplies, where Mrs.Slocombe gets in trouble with the law. (Used with permission from John at epguides).
Grace & Favour Day One-Monday (Season 1 Episode 1)
The last five employees of Grace Brothers Department Store gather following young Mr. Grace’s funeral to learn what has been done with their pension funds. They learn that the entire sum has been invested in a country hotel called Millstone…
The Pop Star (Episode 69)
Mr. Spooner gets a chance at pop stardom when his singing at a Grace Brothers talent show gains national attention. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Friends and Neighbours (Episode 68)
To save money on transportation, Mr. Grace allows the staff to share three apartments on the top floor. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Gambling Fever (Episode 66)
The staff use the store’s new security monitors to gamble on the horses. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
The Hold Up (Episode 65)
The staff face two burglars while staying late one night to complete an inventory. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
The Night Club (Episode 67)
The staff tries to film a commercial for their new money-making venture, a night club in the department store. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Grounds For Divorce (Episode 64)
Captain Peacock appears headed for a marital breakup when a woman forces her attentions on him. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Goodbye Mrs. Slocombe (Episode 63)
Mrs. Slocombe fights an early retirement plan, intending to keep her job at all costs. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).