Gary Sparrow, the TV repairman living with his wife in London in the 1990s accidentally finds the portal that would allow him to move in time to 1940s London and back. The war was still on, German bombers was flying over the city, but Gary found the reason to keep visiting the past - barmaid Phoebe.
1 | Rites of Passage |
| Television repair man Gary Sparrow walks down Duckett’s passage in London’s East End and ends up in the Royal Oak, which he thinks is a war-time theme pub. In fact he has gone back in time to 1940. |
2 | Fools Rush In |
| Gary is going for an interview for promotion at work and Yvonne wants him to wear a suit but he is not keen. Eventually he buys a second hand, very old-fashioned suit. |
3 | Is Your Journey Really Necessary? |
| Yvonne is angry with Gary for spending a 120 pounds on a set of books about World War 2 bombing raids on London. |
4 | The More I See You |
| Yvonne is annoyed with Gary’s obsession with the war, especially when she finds the suitcase full of memorabilia that he takes with him back to the Royal Oak. |
5 | I Get Along Without You Very Well |
| Although Gary vows to spend more time with Yvonne and give up time travel discovery of an old lady called Phoebe Sparrow makes him suspect that he may have married the Royal Oak barmaid. |
6 | In the Mood |
| After more complaints from Yvonne about his wartime obsession, Gary makes what he reckons will be his final trip back to the past and taking Phoebe to dinner at the Savoy. |
