Mr. Humphries steps in to fill the void when Mrs. Slocombe loses her cat. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Lack of pay raises and a threatened Japanese takeover create panic amongst the staff, aggravated by reports of an escaped monkey. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

The staff take to the CB radio airwaves to promote sales, competing to write just the right story for everyone to perform. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

A knock on the head from a golf ball sends Mrs. Slocombe back to her childhood. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Mr. Humphries faces losing his job when a fight with his mother disrupts the whole floor. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Mrs. Slocombe develops an aphrodisiac perfume. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

To celebrate young Mr. Grace’s 90th birthday party, the staff tries to come up with a musical tribute to the Grace family tree. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Mrs. Slocombe is preoccupied with liquor and dreams of a romantic Mr. Humphries. Mrs. Slocombe is preoccupied with liquor and dreams of a romantic Mr.Humphries.

The staff argue over who will speak for the new in-store commercials on the closed-circuit tv system (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Old Mr. Grace believes that Mr. Humphries might be his son. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).