Cribbins - Episode Guide

Cribbins runs into trouble at the supermarket; leads an end-of-the-world cult; and there's a song about National Hate Day. Meanwhile, the women of the WI have made a decision.

A tax inspector catches out his superior; a hypnotist visits the labour exchange; and an elephant is mislaid on the London Underground.

A passenger attempts to land an aeroplane; the Coldstream Guards are having an odd time; and a Duke is disturbed in his private bedroom. Plus, there's a song about My Mate Bert.

There's an awkward mix-up in maternity; Superscouse reveals all to his wife; a marketing man gets in a fluster about a frozen peas commercial; and Black Rod has trouble in Parliament.

A husband opens bidding for his soul; a road markings painter goes rogue; a man offers his body for medical research; and this week's song is about living next to the Joneses.

An Eskimo has found his way to London; a father dresses up as Santa to visit his son for Christmas; and a plumber intends to be invested as a Knight of the Garter.

Having agreed to separate holidays, a husband returns with an interesting gift for the home. Elsewhere, a shop-worker performs a striptease with a clothes dummy; and a traffic warden is sent to Moscow. This week's song is Hole In The Ground.

A ventriloquist has a cheeky secret; a son takes a rather officious line with his father; a coal miner goes ballroom dancing; and there's a peculiar military discharge in the desert.

This week there's a pregnancy to announce; a burglar is mistaken for Peter Pan; vicars have an odd TV discussion; and a man chases a fly.

There's some Gossip Calypso; a butler seems rather put-upon; a female traffic warden has a harsh approach to male drivers; and old military ranks re-emerge in Park Lane.

A bank clerk reveals his secret identity; there are curious goings-on in a mens' sauna; a cross-channel swim attempt takes place; and a housewife takes in a lodger without telling her husband.

This week's song is Right Said Fred. There's also a rubbish stage murder; an aggressive Scotsman in a pub; and a plumber visits a Sultan's harem.