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…

Mrs. Slocombe thinks she’s finally got her man, a bouzouki player in a Greek restaurant. The staff plan a reception at the store to help keep costs down, and her…

Sales figures are down; profits are low. Young Mr. Grace is forced to make some economies. The threat of redundancies is looming. Someone is going to have to go –…

A new display of perfume arrives from Bliss, but there is no Bliss Girl to man the counter. Mrs. Slocombe refuses the position, so Mr. Humphries becomes the Bliss Girl…

It is Young Mr. Grace’s birthday and there is the traditional free lunch for staff in the canteen. Afterwards, the staff plan a much more festive event for the celebration.

The staff prepare for a visit by the Queen. The visit is abruptly ended when Mrs. Slocombe accidentally pushes a flower pot out the window, nearly hitting the Royal Couple.

Young Mr. Grace invites his workers to form a social club – in a dismal cellar badly in need of decoration. Undeterred, the staff tackle the paint and paper job…

When Mr. Grace announces that he plans on temporarily reorganizing the departments, the staff are indignant, but find that work can be a lot of fun…if you’re working in the…

To celebrate Mr. Grace’s 80th birthday, the staff organize This is Your Department, a spoof of This is Your Life.

Young Mr. Grace returns from a trip to the U.S. with a host of new sales techniques that he is eager to implement.

The staff prevent another firm’s hostile takeover of Grace Brothers by impersonating the shareholders. Mr. Harman gives a rousing speech, and Grace Brothers is saved.

Mr. Grainger’s temper has become extremely short. The staff, in a private meeting with Mr. Rumbold, decide he must go. However, when he wins the lottery, his bad mood vanishes…

The staff star in a TV commercial for Grace Brothers, produced by Mr. Humphries. Could Mr. Grace’s cheapness be the reason for using his staff in such fashion?

When the mechanical Father Christmas proves that it can’t be trusted, Mr. Grace offers a bonus for one of the staff to portray the store Santa. Meanwhile, Mr. Humphries and…

The staff have kittens when Mrs. Slocombe announces she’s expecting a happy event, but it turns out that it’s merely her cat that’s pregnant; when she refuses to leave Tiddles…

Mr. Humphries’ background as a dance instructor is called upon when the Ladies’ and Gents’ Wear departments form a team to compete in the inter-store ballroom dancing competition.

Mr. Grainger is selected to fill in for Mr. Rumbold while he is away; the staff wonder whether they should take advantage of Mr. Grainger’s good nature, only to discover…

After finding that Grace Brothers’ fire precautions leave a lot to be desired, Mr. Harman helps out training the staff in fire preparedness and a fireman gives Mr. Humphries a…

After Mrs. Slocombe starts dropping hints that it’s her birthday, the staff calculate that she is 50 and plan an appropriate party.

Rumors fly when Captain Peacock gets too friendly with Mr. Rumbold’s secretary at the Christmas party, and things get really out-of-hand when it seems they might have spent the night…

Mr. Grace has an idea to improve Christmas sales–all the staff are to wear novelty costumes, much to their annoyance.

When Mr. Grace decides to open the store early, the staff set out to sabotage the new policy.

An after-hours staff meeting produces an idea to introduce background music and a recorded voice; the only question is–whose voice?

Grace Brothers hosts a week long sales event by selling only German goods. The staff, however, find that the German customers they are getting only want British goods. Captain Peacock…

The Ladies Department is temporarily closed due to refurbishing, so Mrs. Slocombe and Miss Brahms are given counter space over in the Gents. However, the men aren’t very happy at…

Mr. Humphries begins displaying his ability to read palms and tell the future. He sees that Captain Peacock will soon be “climbing the ladder and wearing a new hat”. Everyone…

Mr. Grainger is 5 minutes late coming back from his coffee break and this sets in motion a management scheme to monitor all breaks. The staff must sign in and…

Captain Peacock is celebrating his 20th year at Grace Brothers, and while his request for a raise has been turned down, he has been given a key to the Executive…

Illnesses strike the Department, and Mr. Lucas decides to fake his to get the day off. His plan backfires as he is assigned to the Ladies Counter as a sort…

Naughty sayings on her underwear push Mrs. Slocombe to the brink of giving her notice, but then it’s discovered that Old Mr. Grace plans to ask a member of the…

Sales are falling once again and so Mr. Rumbold calls together a “think tank”, a suggestion he “borrowed” from Captain Peacock. The staff decide that a fashion show would be…

There’s trouble afoot at Grace Brothers! Someone’s been lifting Mrs. Slocombe’s skirts and putting their hands in Mr. Grainger’s drawers. Shoplifting has struck the store and Mr. Rumbold installs a…

The Store’s redecoration plans threaten to interfere in the staffs vacations. Everyone is now expected to take the same two weeks off and there’s disagreements on how to handle it….

It’s Mr. Grainger’s 37th anniversary at Grace Brothers and the Department hosts a celebration dinner for him. It’s a time of happiness, and dread, for if he receives a cuckoo…

A fuel shortage grips the country and Grace Brothers, so the stores furnaces are shut down for the day. The staff are freezing and soon develop unique ways to keep…

Mr. Lucas attempts to send Miss Brahms a love letter suggesting an after-work “get it together”. Confusion on who sent the letter and to whom it was intended sets the…