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Series 2 |
| 8 :02x01 - Just My Bill (Dec/05/1975) | Tom and Barbara have the rates to pay, but are having trouble selling their surplus vegetables.
Tom decides to sell the vegetables privately by hawking them from door to door, but things get ugly when a rival supplier of vegetables and his cohort, an enormous fellow called Eugene, turn up on the scene with their large truck.
Tom and Barbara are advised to grow different, more specialised crops for the following season. | | | |
| 9 :02x02 - The Guru of Surbiton (Dec/12/1975) | Tom and Barbara have rented several allotments for their new crops, one of which is in Jerry's name. Two students are staying with the Goods, Guy and Ruth. The students are very impressed with the Goods' life style, so much that they decide to buy the house next door, where they can set up a hippie commune.
Margo is not impressed, and Barbara and Tom aren't very happy either. | | Guest Stars: Bruce Bould as Guy, Irene Richard as Ruth | | | |
| 10 :02x03 - Mr. Fix-It (Dec/19/1975) | When a freelance journalist interviews Tom and Barbara for a proposed newspaper article, Jerry tells them that they should cash in on their new found fame with the local shopkeepers.
However, things do not turn out quite as expected. | | | |
| 11 :02x04 - The Day Peace Broke Out (Jan/02/1976) | When Tom catches a man stealing leeks from his front garden he exacts vengeance by shooting the man in the posterior with his starting pistol.
However, when both Tom and the man end up in court it ceases to be a light-hearted incident, and Tom is the one who ends up behind bars. | | | |
| 12 :02x05 - Mutiny (Jan/09/1976) | Margo is due to play the Julie Andrews role in 'The Sound of Music' at the local village hall and when Jerry tells her that Andrew, commonly known a 'Sir', would like them to entertain a visiting businessman for the company, Margo rebels and refuses. When Jerry loses his job she is too wrapped up in her performance to take the matter seriously.
It is left to Tom and Barbara to help Jerry to get his job back again. | | Guest Stars: Reginald Marsh as Andrew or 'Sir' | | | |
| 13 :02x06 - Home Sweet Home (Jan/16/1976) | It is time for Pinky the pig to be mated. Tom and Barbara meet Mr. May, a farmer who is bringing along his boar to serve Pinky. Mr. May advises them that their lifestyle isn't really practical. He tells them that a small farm has just come onto the market which would suit them down to the ground.
After viewing the smallholding, Tom and Barbara agree that it is the most efficient thing to do, so they decide to put their house in Surbiton up for sale and move out into the country.
However, trouble arises when it is discovered by Margo and Jerry that neither Barbara nor Tom really wishes to leave their home in Surbiton, but that each is too proud to tell the other. | | | |
| 14 :02x07 - Going to Pot? (Jan/23/1976) | Tom and Barbara decide to take night classes in home maintenance. In addition Barbara signs up for pottery making and Tom for weaving, and Margo joins Barbara at her pottery class.
However, Barbara is not much good at pottery making, and Tom is even worse at weaving, so they swap classes. Tom turns out to have a real talent for making pottery, and soon word gets around via Margo's friend Mrs. Weaver about Tom's new-found talent and orders start to flood in for different items of pottery.
Suddenly it all gets out of hand and the Goods realise that they have very nearly been lured back into the rat race. | | | |
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