That's My Boy

Robert has landed a new job in Yorkshire. But can he pluck up the courage to tell his other mother the news? When all other movers are booked, Robert uses Wilfred's suggested removal men, who forget half of the furniture!

After three hours of driving and five miles of walking, the family arrive at their new destination, where they meet the surgery's receptionist, Miss Parfitt, and try to settle into their flat above the surgery.

Ida has trouble adjusting to her new surroundings, so Robert and Angie suggest she gets a hobby, and she finds a way to contribute to her new community.

Ida is suspicious of the amount of attention Miss Parfitt shows Robert. Mrs. Price and Wilfred come to stay and Wilfred tells everyone he's about to propose. On the big night, Miss Parfitt comes to dinner, Wilfred sees her home, and when he comes back his attention has been diverted!

Ida indulges in local gossip and finds out Elton John is moving to the village. When they find out that not only is it EDWIN John, but he's opening a home for unwed mothers, local-shopkeeper Mrs. Cross starts a petition against it, then learns that somebody close might be needing its shelter.

Ida stands in as a receptionist at the surgery. Mrs. Price calls to say she'll be coming to visit because she is lonely in London. Ida invents a story about a phantom rooster to deter her as she decides to live with them. Mrs. Price investigates and finds out about a Headless Nun and Mrs. Price is scared off. Although now Ida is scared stiff of the place.

Ida drops some not-too-subtle hints that it is her birthday soon and tells Angie she wants a big strong man to carry her away. When Ida's birthday arrives she is extremely angry about being given awful presents. Will she ever get what she really wants?