In fictional St Ogg’s cathedral bishop Hever, his jolly friend the archdeacon and the young bishop’s chaplain deal with everyday problems and the one man they simply can’t stand - the dean of St Ogg’s.
1 | The Bishop Warms Up |
| Noone complains about the water boiler in his room, but the problem becomes even more serious when bishop is forced to spend the night in that room. |
2 | The Bishop Entertains |
| Bishop receives a letter from an old friend and old flame, Mrs Arnold. Now, knowing that she is a widow, he works his courage to propose. |
3 | The Bishop Gives a Present |
| Bishop and archdeacon are buying the present for the dean and his wife for their anniversary, but the behaviour of the dean causes a havoc. |
4 | The Bishop Shows his Loyalty |
| Bishop is suddenly given a chance to realize the dream of his - be invited to the diner with Queen in Windsor - when dean has an accident in the garden. |
5 | The Bishop Has a Rest |
| Cathedral bells ruins the Saturday afternoon for bishop and archdeacon when dean’s group of bell ringers were having a practice. |
6 | The Bishop Loses his Chaplain |
| Instead using the money for a typist to help out Noone the bishop spent them on a new TV, which drawn the chaplain to resign. |
