A nursery is set up for the clippies' children, and the sister in charge requires an assistant.
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
When Stan brings Doreen, a clippie, home for a cuddle on the sofa he finds the family are up watching a late film.
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
The Inspector's niece is getting married. Much to Blakey's alarm, Stan is to be Best Man...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
It's goodbye to the depot for a while for Blakey - he and his mum are going on holiday. But they can't find anyone to look after the dachshund and the tropical fish...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
It's an ill wind that blows nobody any good, but even an ill wind can bring benefits when it's carrying flu germs...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
The annual Busmen's Ball comes round once again - and Arthur has decided that he and Olive will not be going. Then he discovers what this year's caberet is going to be...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
Suzy in the canteen is very good to Stan and Jack when serving their meals - and charging for them! Naturally, this upsets Blakey, who is determined to beat Jack and
Stan at their own game...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
Mary, the new nurse at the depot, comes to live with the Butlers as their lodger.
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
Stan and Jack find some fish and chips on their bus and, to cut a long story short, eat them. Then a woman comes into the depot to report the loss to Blakey...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
While Stan is trying to paint the kitchen chairs, he manages to decorate his uniform as well...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
Stan tries to prove his strength by picking up his girlfriend with one hand. In doing so he strains his back and has to wear a surgical corset...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
When the Luxton and District Traction Co. have their Christmas Club payout, Stan and the family decide to buy a colour television. But they have a problem disposing
of their old telly...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.
Inspector Blake decides to divide and rule by promoting Stan's pal, Jack, to the rank of Inspector...
Written by Bob Grant & Stephen Lewis
Arthur is attracted to Beryl, who is the clippie on his regular bus. But Beryl has only two interests in life - men with a fondness for athletics and those
with a good head of hair...
Written by Bob Grant & Stephen Lewis
When Jack suggests to Stan that Arthur's sister Linda should be invited to the Boxing Day Social at the depot, Arthur maintains that she's above such events...
Written by Ronald Wolfe & Ronald Chesney.