When Sheneneh wins a date with Christopher “”Kid”” Reid on Martin’s radio show, Martin soon fears that Kid’s career is over. Kid arrives at Sheneneh’a apartment and learns that she…

Gina wants Martin to meet her conservative parents but Martin’s feeling nervous. Wanting to make a good first impression, he takes advice from Tommy and Cole that causes him to…

Martin becomes jealous after learning that his recent radio show guest, Keith Washington, once dated Gina when they were younger.

Cole’s mother interrupts Cole’s evening with his girlfriend and demands back rent from her son. Following Martin’s advice, Cole stands up to his mother but finds himself homeless when he…

On Halloween, Martin and his friends gather at his apartment to share scary ghost stories. But they all get scared out of their wits after they perform a seance to…

When Martin’s elderly neighbor’s apartment is robbed, Martin holds a neighborhood crime watch meeting. But then his apartment soon becomes the next target. So he devises a plan to catch…

Martin gets in trouble with Gina when she listens in on his radio show and hears his insensitive remarks about women. When Martin gets home, Gina calls him into the…

Martin forgets to get Gina a gift for their first anniversary. Gina is angry. So he runs out to a lingerie shop to get her some intimate apparel. But he…

Tommy’s new relationship with his new girlfriend Danice prompts Martin to take Gina out for a romantic evening at a dance club, called the Savoy club. Meanwhile, Martin makes insensitive…

When Martin finds out that Gina makes more money than he does, he becomes irrate and has major ego problems once the entire city of Detroit finds out. Now he…

Martin is having trouble with his toilet and tries to fix it himself. After he’s made a wreck of things, Gina finally convinces him to hire a plumber to come…

This episode we find Mr. Spooner is about to be discovered by a record company. One problem is that his voice keeps giving out. Mr. Humphries gives him a tonic…

When Old Mr. Grace decides to allow the staff to use the store for after-hours money-making, they decide to open a nightclub. However, the advertising campaign has some rather unexpected…

When traveling to and from work becomes difficult, the staff threaten to resign unless they receive a travel allowance. Old Mr. Grace offers them the empty apartments on the top…

Mrs. Slocombe is forcibly retired from her position. Mr. Humphries and Captain Peacock get her job back, but they are retired in the same manner. They end the show as…

When Captain Peacock tries to salvage his marriage, he resorts to radical measures to discourage an admirer.

When the store is robbed late one night, the staff determine to capture the burglars themselves.

Security cameras are again installed at Grace Brothers, and when the staff bet their bonuses on a horse race, it’s up to Mr. Humphries to mime the race to them…

The staff perform a play on CB radio to advertise Grace Brothers. The play results in the store being swamped by truck drivers who are driven off by Mr. Humphries…

Bad news. Grace Brothers may be bought by the Japanese. The staff take their problems to Number Ten, where they speak with President Reagan by phone. Mrs. Thatcher gets fashion…

When Mrs. Slocombe’s cat turns up missing, she decides that only Mr. Humphries could take its place.

Mrs. Slocombe sells her home-made perfume. After a misunderstanding, Mrs. Peacock finds Captain Peacock without his pants (perfume had spilled on them) and the ill-fated trousers in the hands of…

Mr. Humphries is accused of stealing and his distinguished career could end in disgrace. In a trial, he is found guilty and dismissed, but Mr. Harman finds the missing money…

When the handsome golf pro from Sports comes to the floor for a demonstration, he accidentally hits Mrs. Slocombe. She then thinks she’s a little girl, wrecking havoc on the…

The staff go on strike after being threatened with a pay cut or being moved to the bargain basement. They stage a protest on the roof which is interrupted by…

Old Mr. Grace becomes convinced that Mr. Humphries is his long-lost son. Mrs. Humphries (also played by Mr. Inman) arrives, and shows that she has never had relations with Mr….

Grace Brothers has decided to enter the video age and display advertisements on closed circuit television throughout the store. Meanwhile, there is a new face in Menswear.

Mrs. Slocombe has dreams in which she and Mr. Humphries become romantically embroiled. When she attempts to turn fantasy into reality, the situation becomes most difficult to handle.

The staff decide to obtain a coat-of-arms for Old Mr. Grace’s 90th birthday, but problems arise when they’re unable to figure out exactly from where his ancestors came.

The staff contract a strange tropical illness, Marine’s Disease, from Mr. Humphries. They are quarantined in the basement until the disease is past.

Captain Peacock’s wife works at Grace Brothers, as Mr. Rumbold’s secretary. He is intensely jealous and is absolutely convinced that the two of them are having an affair.

Mr. Humphries is made editor of the new staff magazine. The 1st Floor staff is not pleased with the stories he writes about them causing friction in the relations between…

Mrs. Slocombe temporarily takes the place of Mr. Rumbold, who has taken ill . She eats the cream cakes she finds in his office. But she then gets a call…

Captain Peacock is challenged to a boxing match by a member of another department. He backs out, and Mr. “Hugger” Humphries is “elected” to take his place in a wrestling…

The standard of the canteen food of Grace Brothers is rapidly going from bad to worse. After confronting the catering workers with their complaints, the staff are told to get…

Mr. Goldberg runs an agency to get the staff better jobs. After Captain Peacock and Mr. Rumbold become aware of this, Mr. Humphries and Mrs. Slocombe are given raises, and…

When the staff of the Ladies’ and Gents’ departments don’t participate in a strike, relations between them and the rest of the store’s employees become understandibly bitter. In order to…

Mr. Goldberg is hired as a junior after having recently run his own small tailoring business. To Captain Peacock’s chagrin, the staff learn that Mr. Goldberg had served under the…

The staff must take physicals to get insurance. Listening through the door of Mr. Grace’s office, they hear Mr. Harman describing the state of the furniture, which they misunderstand as…

By permission of Mr. Grace, Mrs. Slocombe moves into a display apartment in Grace Brothers, because her new home is occupied by squatters. Due to a transport strike, Mr. Humphries…