Archeology professor becomes an entertainment manager in Maplins holiday camp and soon becomes an icon for expression "fish out of the water".
1 | Co-Respondent’s Course |
| The Honourable Max Tewkesbury wants to marry Jeffrey’s estranged wife, and turns up at Maplins to persuade Jeffrey to give her grounds for divorce, but Jeffrey’s not so enthusiastic. |
2 | It’s a Blue World |
| Ted’s latest money-making scheme involves some adult films and the use of the Laughing Cow Milk Bar after hours, unaware that the Yellowcoats are planning a party at the same venue. |
3 | Eruptions |
| A new mechanical exhibit in the ballroom causes problems for the Entertainments Staff, so they decide to take matters into their own hands. |
4 | The Society Entertainer |
| New campers, a widow and her attractive daughter, turn Spike’s head and he’s suddenly changing his act to include more sophisticated material, much to Ted’s disappointment. |
5 | Sing You Sinners |
| When the local vicar announces he will no longer lead Sunday services at the camp due to Joe Maplin’s increasingly bizarre suggestions, the Entertainments Staff attempt to fill the gap. |
6 | Maplin Intercontinental |
| Joe Maplin announces his plans to open a camp in the Bahamas, which will be staffed with the best Yellowcoat from each of his existing camps. |
7 | All Change |
| When Barry and Yvonne announce they are splitting up, and Joe Maplin sends Joan Wainwright, Controller of Yellowcoats, down to inspect the staff, Jeffrey has to re-allocate chalets as Peggy gets some wild ideas about what’s really going on. |
