Timothy might be on top of things for a change. His relationship is going well with Freddie.
With a bug going around. Frank gives Timothy a role playing Bottom in the dramatic society's production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'
Only Timothy has trouble learning the lines. He also takes it ever too seriously, working on a country accent. He sounds like a cross between Dr David Bellamy and Pam Ayres.
Just Freddie's teenage son Jason is troublesome. He keeps calling Timothy a wally. So Timothy decides to get Jason round.
It does mean Timothy skipping rehearsals and going to see Freddie's estranged husband.
Well Timothy is a hit in the play. Only because his Bottom gets involved in a lot of mishaps. He also inadvertently manages to reunite Freddie with her husband.
There was a look at unruly youths of the early 1980s in this episode. Jason is rude and along with other kids, damages the stage for the play.
The episode had a nice opening with Timothy's parents in the kitchen. Mrs Lumsden talking down her mother in law. She never cleaned her windows. Mr Lumsden retorted that his mother never wanted anyone to look in.
With a bug going around. Frank gives Timothy a role playing Bottom in the dramatic society's production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'
Only Timothy has trouble learning the lines. He also takes it ever too seriously, working on a country accent. He sounds like a cross between Dr David Bellamy and Pam Ayres.
Just Freddie's teenage son Jason is troublesome. He keeps calling Timothy a wally. So Timothy decides to get Jason round.
It does mean Timothy skipping rehearsals and going to see Freddie's estranged husband.
Well Timothy is a hit in the play. Only because his Bottom gets involved in a lot of mishaps. He also inadvertently manages to reunite Freddie with her husband.
There was a look at unruly youths of the early 1980s in this episode. Jason is rude and along with other kids, damages the stage for the play.
The episode had a nice opening with Timothy's parents in the kitchen. Mrs Lumsden talking down her mother in law. She never cleaned her windows. Mr Lumsden retorted that his mother never wanted anyone to look in.