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Series 1
1 :01x01 - Daddy's Accident (Oct/29/1990)
Daddy has been taken to the hospital and it's up to Daisy and Rose to explain to Hyacinth what had happened. Then, not to be deterred from her social responsibilities, Hyacinth soldiers on to prepare for a candlelight supper.
Guest Stars: Bruce Alexander as Doctor, Leo Dolan as Postman, Paul Toothill as Meter man, James Ottaway as Mr Oxley, Peter Cellier as The Major
Director: Harold Snoad
Writer: Roy Clarke (1)
 
2 :01x02 - The New Vicar (Nov/05/1990)
It's a full day all around: Hyacinth is having the new vicar over for tea and light refreshments; Rose wants to commit suicide over her latest romantic encounter, Mr Hepplewhite; and Daddy has run off with (or 'been kidnapped by' in Hyacinth's version) a gypsy!
Guest Stars: Eileen Davies as Gypsy, Jill O'Hare as Passer by
Director: Harold Snoad
Writer: Roy Clarke (1)
 
3 :01x03 - Stately Home (Nov/12/1990)
Hyacinth is torn over choosing between visiting Daddy first, or a jaunt to Carldon Hall, a stately home. In the end she chooses Daddy first, much to the chagrin of Onslow, Daisy, and Rose. While chatting with Onlsow, Richard mentions going to the hall; and while at the hall, Onslow and the gang arrive to rescue Richard from a boring afternoon . . . if they can find him that is.
Guest Stars: Les Clack (1) as Stately Home visitor, Michael Bilton as His Lordship, Stella Kemball as Stately Home visitor, Eric Carte as Car park attendant, Liz Gebhardt as Angry woman
Director: Harold Snoad
Writer: Roy Clarke (1)
 
4 :01x04 - The Charity Shop (Nov/19/1990)
It's Hyacinth and Liz's turn to volunteer at the charity shop, and with Councillor Mrs Nugent! But there are a couple of snags: first, Daddy has a new fiancée who refuses to leave the home; and then Rose turns up at the charity shop with a special donation.
Guest Stars: Denis Bond as Mr Duxbury's mate, Leo Dolan as Postman, Norman Lovett as Mr Duxbury, Charmian May as Councillor Nugent, Gretchen Franklin as Daddy's fiancée
Director: Harold Snoad
Writer: Roy Clarke (1)
 
5 :01x05 - Daisy's Toyboy (Nov/26/1990)
Daisy feels that the spark has gone out of their marriage so her and Rose scheme to get Daisy a (fake) toyboy in order to make Onslow jealous. When he doesn't notice, they go to plan B: have Richard talk to Onslow. Where's Richard? At the church hall with Hyacinth preparing for a big church dinner.
Guest Stars: Pamela Abbott as Lady at Church, Linda James (2) as Lady at Church, Robert Rawles as Milkman, Jonny Lee Miller (1) as The Youth, Ian Burford as Neighbour, Tricia Thorns as Mrs Dobson, Jeanne Mockford as Mrs East
Director: Harold Snoad
Writer: Roy Clarke (1)
 
6 :01x06 - The Christening (Dec/03/1990)
It's Onslow and Daisy's granddaughter's Christening! Although it's meant to be a joyous occasion, Hyacinth is not too keen on hanging around with that side of the family, including the child's mother, Stephanie, who's a hippy.
Guest Stars: Rick Friend as Hippy, Patricia Leach as Mrs Midgely, Jonathan Fryer (1) as Dennis, Bruce Bennett (2) as Reg, Richard Ashton as Hippy, Gerald Sim as Vicar, Laura Shavin as Stephanie
Director: Harold Snoad
Writer: Roy Clarke (1)
 
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