List of 2point4 Children Episodes - Series 8: 1999

Series 8: 1999

No. Title Original airdate
51 "Fame" 16 November 1999 (1999-11-16) Viewing Figures 7.01m
A film crew arrive at the Porters’ to film a fly on the wall documentary about family life, but Bill thinks it is not a good idea and is determined to get the rest of the family to think the same.
52 "Enter The Dragon" 23 November 1999 (1999-11-23) Viewing Figures 7.00m
Declan has arrived for a series of weekend stays, but unfortunately Bette has also come to stay in Jenny's vacant room. Her indulgence of Declan's behaviour causes a serious discipline problem.
53 "Sticky Fingers" 30 November 1999 (1999-11-30) Viewing Figures 6.94m
Jenny returns home to stay, but with a boy, not to Ben’s approval. Ben fears the pair will have sex under his roof, so contrives a scheme to make Jenny’s boyfriend too tired to do anything. Meanwhile Bill, Rona and Jenny get themselves into a sticky situation.
54 "After The Fox" 7 December 1999 (1999-12-07) Viewing Figures 6.47m
In order to make a winning bid on a catering job, Bill is persuaded against her better judgement to take a trip to France to get cheaper alcohol. Unfortunately, Rona has accidentally allowed a small dog to stowaway on the van, that isn't a dog.
55 "Carry On Screaming" 14 December 1999 (1999-12-14) No Viewing Figures Shown
It's Halloween, and Social Services report that Declan is to be fostered permanently with the Porters, but the appearance of Ben's long lost Uncle Lon reveals a secret about his missing Mother's family. Ben is forced to come to a horrifying conclusion.
56 "The Millennium Experience" 30 December 1999 (1999-12-30) Viewing Figures 9.03m
As the Porters gather to see in the new century, Tina arrives and causes a power cut, causing them to spend the night in darkness reminiscing about all the many situations the family have found themselves in. Later it is believed there is an unexploded World War Two Bomb in the street.

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