Harvey agrees to stand as a Labour councillor against the right wing Progressive Party's Clarence Saxby. To appear to be a family man, he bribes Rita to present a united public front with him, but she proves to be a liability. Fortunately, Saxby bears a remarkable resemblance to a man who keeps exposing himself to Stanley, thus ensuring Harvey's victory.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maurice Gran | Writer | ||
| Laurence Marks | Writer | ||
| Baz Taylor | Director |