Keeping Mum - Episode Guide

When Andrew gets the chance of a new job, Peggy shows how she can cope without her son.

Peggy causes havoc at Uncle William's funeral with a bag of oranges, and proposes a novel use for string.

When Andrew arranges a dinner date with his ex-wife Kate, Peggy does her utmost to make it an evening to remember.

When Andrew hurts his foot, Peggy revels in her Florence Nightingale role.

When Richard gives Peggy a dog, she is determined to look after it all by herself, at least until it starts misbehaving.

Andrew begs Peggy to change her will.

Peggy sets out to buy Andrew a present, and manages to create all kinds of trouble for Richard.

When Peggy starts time-travelling again, Andrew decides to find her somewhere new to live. But Peggy is determined to stay at home.

Peggy is determined to enjoy her day out, so when her family refuse to play with her she finds someone else who will.

When Andrew invites some friends to the house for an evening of serious card games, Peggy becomes determined to join in the fun.

Andrew is caught in the middle of a dispute between Peggy and Richard. Trying to take her mind off the argument, Andrew asks Peggy to look after a colleague's budgerigar.

In an effort to reconcile Peggy with her long-distant sister Marjorie, Andrew invites his aunt to stay. He soon finds out why the sisters don't get on, and why having Marjorie in the house is such a bad idea.

Peggy embarks on a programme of good deeds. But when she takes on more than she can handle, there is only one person to whom she can turn for help - her son, Andrew.

When Peggy steals a clock from a neighbour, Andrew promises he will return it. But when Peggy takes desperate action to keep it, Andrew gets into more trouble than even he could have bargained for.

Peggy prepares a surprise birthday party for Richard, unaware that he has different plans for his evening-plans that don't involve Tina.

Andrew wants his new girlfriend to stay the night, but Peggy disapproves.