3 February 1992)
Series Three aired on Mondays at 8:30pm.
| Series # | Title | Written by | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | The Head Hunter (28 October 91) | Carol Williams | A lady arrives offering Shirley a job, but she then betrays her by making a pass at Desmond. |
| 21 | The Peckham Pimpernel (4 November 91) | Trix Worrell | An old friend, Neville, turns up informing everyone is now a detective, but someone gives him his first case to solve by vandalising the shop and Neville works out it is one of the regulars in the shop, but who did it? |
| 22 | A Day In The Life (11 November 91) | Trix Worrell | After the siege, London Calling man, Leroy Smart, tells the Ambrose family he would like to do a documentary, which upsets everyone when he tells them this will feature only the Ambrose family and no-one else. |
| 23 | Smokeless Fuming (18 November 91) | Trix Worrell | Sean gets a new teacher at school who insists they call her by her first name and Sean suddenly develops a large crush on her |
| 24 | Relative Strangers (25 November 91) | Trix Worrell | Porkpies long-lost daughter, Denise, turns up out of the blue and when Michael takes her out sight-seeing Porkpie worries that something will happen between them instantly causing sparks to fly between Porkpie, Desmond and Shirley. |
| 25 | Vanity Merchants (2 December 91) | Carol Williams | Gloria and Louise decide to set up their own mens beauty business but when Michael doesn't give them money from the bank to help fund it, that makes them more determined to prove themselves. |
| 26 | The Waiting Game (9 December 91) | Trix Worrell | Desmond and Shirley are waiting to go to a dinner and dance but Porkpie is late, Desmond changes his tie a million times and Louise fears she may be pregnant. |
| 27 | Driving Me Crazy (16 December 91) | Carol Williams | Desmond decides to retake his driving test but this puts everyone in a cast or a coffin. |
| 28 | Daydreams (6 January 92) | Joan Hooley | Desmond catches Shirley looking at house brochures, and despite her assurances that she was just allowing herself a little daydream, insists that they will not move until they retire to Guyana. |
| 29 | Dobbin (13 January 92) | Paul McKenzie & Laurence Goldbourne | Everyone tries to persuade Desmond to give a speech to re-open the children's playground after a child gets hit by a car. Shirley accidentally sells Michael's old toy horse, Dobbin, which makes him accuse Shirley of being a bad parent. |
| 30 | The Prodigal (20 January 92) | Annie Bruce | Michael's flat is being redecorated and shirley makes him stay at the shop which makes everyone annoyed. Desmond complains at every morning never being able to get in his bathroom. |
| 31 | Too Young (27 January 92) | Trix Worrell | Desmond can't sleep at nights so he goes to see dr. Patricia who prescribes exercise. Desmond gets a tracksuit and trainers that cost about £200 and starts behaving young. When Shirley has a go at him, he goes out and gets drunk. Michael has been ordered to go and keep and eye on him but fails. Desmond gets in a fight with a policeman and Michael tries to split them up but this leads to them both being thrown in a prison cell to cool off. |
| 32 | The Roots Tradition (3 February 92) | Trix Worrell | Michael is fed up with the shop not being run efficiently so he takes control. Shirley and Desmond get worried that he's not appriecieting his roots but focusing too much on money. |
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