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2017
The Brockman family have decided to foster a sense of community by throwing a Christmas party for their neighbours. Festivities do not go as smoothly as planned, when Gran springs a surprise visit on Pete and the family.
Episodes 2016
Boxing Day in the Brockman household and Santa has paid a visit along with some burglars. With guests arriving, some welcome, some not, the pressure is on to get lunch on the table. But where's Grandad?
The family want to go away for Christmas, but can they go with Grandad in hospital? And should they go when Jane is their house sitter? And was it wise to give Ben a metal detector as a present?
Mum is upset to find out that her schoolteacher husband Pete is being investigated by the school for apparent racist remarks he made to a student, and Ben's lying becomes more of a problem.
The last time Mum's sister came to visit it all ended in disaster. Now she is back to show off her new American husband. Dad is determined to avoid a major incident as they all go out to dinner.
Dad is suffering from a terrible hangover, and it seems worse as he struggles against a rising tide of superstition, astrology and conspiracy theories that seem to be taking over the family.
Karen recreates 'Britain's Got Talent'; Ben takes an interest in Dad's medical tests; Mum thinks Jake's healthy interest in girls is becoming unhealthy; and the ghost of McEnroe hovers over Dad's tennis game.
When Mum finds an inappropriate image on the family computer an investigation begins, while Karen thinks she's won half a million pounds and starts to spend it.
Gran takes the Brockman family on a day of seeing the sights of London. But when Ben sees Trafalgar Square, it turns out he has a singular vision of what happened at the Battle of Trafalgar.
It's a restless night in the Brockman house, Ben finds himself in casualty yet again. Karen is writing letters to the prime minister while Jake provides alibis for his girlfriend.
Mum and Dad find themselves grappling with some very adult problems while still trying to solve the kids' problems as well.
Mum and Dad try to have a bit of time together and enjoy a meal out. But first they must escape the house.
Pete and Sue find themselves in every parent's nightmare - trapped in a foreign airport with three bored young children.
Mum and Dad attempt to ban TV and try to spend a Sunday playing good old fashioned parlour games instead.
Six-year-old Karen mourns the death of a mouse, Ben stands for election as class rep and Jake brings a girl home.
It's cousin Julie's wedding and it soon turns into that all-too-familiar struggle to control your kids and if possible, get through the day without decking any relatives.
Five-year-old Karen decides she's had enough of mum's nagging and announces that she's leaving home, for Spain, or possibly Greenland, and preparations are in full swing for a dinner party.
Ben's on the case again - this time he's got a mystery illness and is far too ill to go to school; and Auntie Angela's been dumped by her boyfriend, so the family rally round to cheer her up.
Ben's fibbing goes to a whole new level; and a romantic night in for mum and dad doesn't quite go to plan.
Stuck on the A3, Mum tries to keep the peace in a car containing a new-age auntie, a bewildered grandfather, three fractious kids and several full bladders.
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