1 "A Horse! A Horse!" Roy Ward Baker 12 July 1984
Flurry and Sally return from their honeymoon in Paris and Flurry is up to his old tricks again. He convinces Major Yeates to go on a hunting trip. Of course, Flurry's deceitfulness causes the Major to have an unfortunate accident, but Flurry gets just what he wants.
2 "The Dispensary Doctor" Peter Sykes 19 July 1984
On the eve of the annual local regatta, family rivalries are aggravated when the Callaghans inform the police that the Foleys are planning a salmon poaching trip. The Foleys wriggle off the hook in Court, but trouble is brewing.
3 "Holy Island" Peter Sykes 26 July 1984
The Major tries to forget the frustrating rum incident with a snipe hunt and an ill-trained dog. When the afternoon is cut short, he is left to deal with the mystery of the missing rum, an expired clergyman, and his wife, who is frightened by a noise sounding like snoring.
4 "Oweneen the Sprat" Roy Ward Baker 2 August 1984
Christmas day is ruined by the arrival of a threatening note from Oweneen demanding compensation. The next day, the Major returns home to discover his wife and staff terrified by the appearance of a sprat nailed to the door. Flurry meanwhile has purchased the "Whiteboys", two Irish hunting dogs who turn the Boxing Day meet into a rampage.
5 "A Royal Command" Peter Sykes 9 August 1984
To the Major and Sally's distress, Flurry has challenged a visiting Indian polo team to a match, and sold a wild young filly to the gullible John Cullinane. As expected, the Maharajah and his polo players are far superior to the ramshackle Skebawn team. But the game is overshadowed by the performance of John Cullinane's filly, who goes berserk, knocks over a goal post and disappears with a mob of spectators in tow. The situation worsens when the Maharajah invites himself into lunch.
6 "The Aussolas Martin Cat" Roy Ward Baker 16 August 1984
Flurry learns that his aunt wants to rent out Aussolas Castle.