Goodbye, Mr. Grainger (Episode 33)
A cranky Mr. Grainger quits Grace Brothers when he thinks he’s won a fortune in the pools. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
The Takeover (Episode 32)
Mr. Harmon, Miss Brahms, and Mrs. Slocombe impersonate Grace Brothers stockholders in an effort to foil a takeover bid. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
The Old Order Changes (Episode 31)
Captain Peacock’s bad mood presages some disagreeable changes following young Mr. Grace’s trip to America. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Founder’s Day (Episode 30)
Mr. Grace reluctantly attends a retrospective of his life in honor of Founder’s Day. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
A Change Is As Good As a Rest (Episode 29)
The entire staff is transferred to the toy department for a week. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Mrs.Slocombe Expects (Episode 28)
Mrs.Slocombe puts the whole floor into an uproar with a family crises. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Oh, What a Tangled Web (Episode 26)
Captain Peacock gets involved with Mr. Rumbold’s new secretary. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Fifty Years On (Episode 25)
Everyone makes plans to celebrate Mrs. Slocombe’s fiftieth birthday, unaware that they’re a few years premature. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Fire Practice (Episode 24)
The staff are instructed in what to do in case of a fire. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).
Forward, Mr. Grainger (Episode 23)
Mr. Grainger turns into a bullying tyrant when he’s temporarily promoted to Mr. Rumbold’s job. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).