When the local Chinese take away closes, Robin tries to convince Vicky's dad to invest in his new restaurant.He refuses but presents an even more intriguing solution for Robin and Vicky
Robin and Vicky prepare for the opening of Robin's Nest, which includes a visit from an inspector and an early dinner guest.
Robin is less than thrilled with the new steak house opening next door, nor with its manager, an old friend of James' and an old flame of Vicky's.
Robin meets Vicky's oddball mother for the first time. The second time is at a disasterous dinner at the bistro.
James' new artist friend is quite a bit younger than he is, much to the dismay of Robin and Vicky.
Robin is questioned by the police after depositing a counterfeit ten pound note.
Vicky finally agrees to marriage, but keeping the guest list small is a big task.
When James' back goes out, Vicky stays home to nurse him.
When £7 goes missing from the till, James suspects Albert.
Robin discovers a cellar hidden beneath the kitchen floor.
After squabbles with the steak house next door, James considers selling Robin's Nest.
James installs a fruit machine in the bistro. Vicky believes she's pregnant.
Robin and Vicky make their second attempt at a wedding, and try to exchange James' wedding present.
Robin finds himself in a fix when he manages to injure his hand on the busiest night of the year
Nicholls enters the political arena, but finds that using the restaurant as his headquarters is a recipe for disaster
One of Robin's old flames makes a surprise visit to the restaurant
Nichols organises a regimental reunion, but the veteran soldier's ideas about party food leave a lot to be desired
Robin gets the chance to open a new restaurant in Brighton, but Nicholls remains decidedly unimpressed and resolves to sabotage the venture
Nicholls' old flame tries to rekindle his affections, but little does he realise the commitment she's expecting from him
One-armed potwasher Albert is pleased to see all his hard work rewarded with a hefty bonus, but remains blissfully unaware life isn't that cut and dried
Albert resigns as washer-upper, and Robin and Vicky realise they have been breaking the law
The couple plan to make the most of a day off and go for a picnic
Nicholls is shocked by the truth
Vicky is convinced her uncle is playing around with another woman, so she decides to intervene
Nicholls buys the property next door and opens an omelette house, but things do not go to plan
Albert is shocked when confronted by a lady dressed only in her underwear. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan and David Kelly
Vicky begins to wonder whether working with Robin is putting a strain on their relationship
Albert wins a weekend away
An increase in tables leads to more problems
Vicky finds the men brawling
Nicholls pursues love and glory on the badminton court
Albert's anniversary party brings a cloud of doom over the bistro when an unwelcome pest makes an appearance
Christmas at Robin’s Nest is just like everywhere else – bad tempers and frayed nerves, with just a hint of seasonal goodwill.
Robin plans a holiday
The couple prepare for a new arrival
Marion becomes excited at the prospect of becoming a grandmother
Robin and Vicky find themselves playing go-betweens for would-be lovers, threatening the amount of time they get with each other
Christmas dinner at the bistro; with three men and a turkey, the family get-together lacks a woman’s touch.
Gertrude takes over as cook when Robin visits Vicky in the hospital.
Robin and James argue over the mode of transport to bring home Vicky.
Albert suspects that Gertrude is romantically involved with another man
In desperate need of a rest, Robin and Vicky go to stay with Grandad, but relaxation is the last thing they get
Robin pre-cooks all the food for a private party at the bistro, which enables him to spend more time with Vicky
Feeling that his daughter needs a break, Nicholls suggests hiring a temporary chef, but his idea does not guarantee that Vicky and Robin will get the holiday they are hoping for
Robin is offered a new job