Jerry's gin addled mind has him convinced that proving his opponent's nose is cosmetically enhanced is the best way to land his dream job. Meanwhile, Tom has his eye...

As Jerry and Margo prepare to schmooze their way into Sir's good books to land Jerry the top job at JJM, Tom and Barbara are more concerned with making...

In this bonus episode, Alison is joined by James Hogg, author of 'More Than Just a Good Life' (the authorised biography of Richard Briers).

When Tom accompanies Margo to Dorking, the manipulative bastard is delighted when she sets her heart (and Jerry's chequebook) on a spinning wheel....

When Barbara steps in to the breach to speak at the Townswomen's Guild, she's an instant hit. The only possible way she could go down any better is backlit, wearing...

Margo's getting all 'ponied up' in jodhpurs and whip but not actually going to the pony club. What's going on? The Goods are determined to find out, even if...

In this bonus episode, we welcome Jim Cliff, show host of the superb 'Fallacious Trump', who kindly takes the time to help Eggs see the wide and varied ways in...

When all round good egg Jerry offers the Goods the keys to his black-silk-sheet laden shag pad in Mayfair for the weekend, Tom & Barbara jump at the chance...

When Barbara begins to feel efeminated (that's a word, right?), surely she can rely on her loving, considerate husband Tom to make her feel like a real woman? ...

When the Good's iron range covers them in soot, they pop next door to bathe (together) in front of Jerry's rubber duck. Meanwhile, Margo is outraged upon the...

After 20 minutes of setup, involving a series of classic sitcom mix-ups and a beleaguered jobsworth handyman (who bravely refers to Margo as Lady Faceache), we get 10 minutes...

We finally take the bull by its horns and discuss Margo as a TV version of Margaret Thatcher.  Back in Surbiton, in 1977, Margo is busy politicking her way...