Episode 1
Aired Saturday 28th July 1979, 8pm
With guest stars Liza Goddard and Michael Robbins.
| Opening stand-up routine |  |
| Sketch in a police station, with guest Michael Robbins |   |
| Worm charming |  |
| Sketch with guest Liza Goddard |   |
| Final song – Chanson D’Amour |  |
Episode 2
Sat 4th August 1979, 8pm
With guest stars Maureen Lipman and Sydney Tafler.
| Opening stand-up routine – Bobby recites the alphabet |  |
| Sketch with guest Sydney Tafler. Tommy wants to go solo as Bobby isn’t funny any more. |   |
| Tommy’s best gags |  |
| Sketch with Maureen Lipman as an Agony Aunt giving relationship advice. |   |
| Final song – Blue Moon |  |
Episode 3
Sat 26th October 1979, 8:30pm.
With guest star Ernest Clark
This episode was shown nearly three months after the previous one due to a strike by ITV technicians.
| Opening stand-up routine – Bobby shows his Origami skills |  |
| Sketch in a bar, where they try to impress two posh ladies. |   |
| Tommy tries to sort out Bobbys dress sense |  |
| Sketch with Ernest Clark of “Doctor in the House”. Tommy is in hospital, Bobby pretends to be a doctor to visit him. |   |
| Final song – Only You |  |
Episode 4
Sat 2nd November 1979, 8:30pm
With guest star June Whitfield
| Opening routine – Bobby talks to his buttonnhole |  |
| Follow up to the previous episodes’ sketch in a bar, with the same ladies. |   |
| Bobby has apparently swallowed a musical instrument |  |
| Sketch with June Whitfield as a hotel manager, where Tommy and Bobby are trying to settle their bill. |   |
| Final song – Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) |  |
Episode 5
Sat 9th November 1979, 8:30pm
With guest star Hugh Paddick
| Opening routine – Bobby and his new library book |  |
| A visit to the dentist |   |
| Bobby was brought up as a Jack Russell |  |
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Sketch with Hugh Paddick, where Tommy and Bobby are telephone installation engineers. |
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| Final song – Zing went the Strings of my Heart, |  |
Episode 6
Sat 16th November 1979, 8:30pm.
With guest stars Bernard Kay and Irene Handl.
| Opening routine – Bobby’s bottle has gone |  |
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Bernard Kay is an estate agent, showing the round a damp and cold flat. This sketch was released on the Comedy Classics of the 1970s DVD |
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| Bobby apologises |  |
| Irene Handl is the neighbour who pops round for a visit. |   |
| Final song – Laugh me a Laugh |  |
DVD release
The full series was released on DVD in August 2010