John Thaw (Th Sweeney, Inspector Morse) and Reece Dinsdale (Born and Bred) star in Eric Chappell's (Rising Damp) comedy about the difference in age, taste and backgrounds that arise between father and son and the confrontations they can cause.

A New Life
Henry was divorced seven years ago and apart from the daily visits of his cleaning lady has grown used to living alone.The sudden arrival of Matthew disturbs the quiet, orderly running of the home.
Original ITV Transmission 19 April 1985

Bad Apples
The differences of age and taste between Harry and his son, Matthew, reach new heights when the subject of education is raised.There is more to education than academic achievement but which school to choose raises some problems...
Original ITV Transmission 26 April 1988

All You Need is Love
A girlfriend is introduced into the home. Naturally, Henry objects to his son's choice, but it is Mrs T who finds the incriminating evidence in Matthew's bedroom.
Original ITV Transmission 3 May 1985

Suspect
Henry Willows' next door neighbours' son returns from college. Comparisons are inevitable between Matthew and the student. A great sportsman, industrious, considerate, and well-mannered he may be, but Matthew proves all that glistens is not gold.
Original ITV Transmission 10 May 1985

Dating Henry
There is wine in the cooler and candlesticks on the table, and Henry has shaved and changed, but who is coming to dinner? Matthew attempts to find out. Original ITV Transmission 17 May 1985 Small Change Like all young people Matthew is desperate for money, but his father refuses to support him in his chosen career as a guitarist. Instead he insists that he visits the job centre...
Original ITV Transmission 24 May 1985

The Way We Were
It's Henry's wedding anniversary, but after seven years of separation there is nothing to celebrate, so he goes to the club. While he is out, Matthew welcomes a special guest into his father's home.
Original ITV Transmission 31 May 1985

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