That's My Boy

It's Sunday and Ida's feeling very house-proud: Robert's "other" mother is coming for tea. Things deteriorate when she breaks her tooth on one of Mrs. Price's sausage rolls and is dragged unwillingly to her first dentist visit in 28 years.

Ida takes some sleeping pills to get a good night's sleep before a fundraiser. Soon after, the police knock at her door to tell her there may be a bomb in the building.

When Ida goes on holiday with Angie and Robert, she meets a gentleman that Robert takes an instant dislike to. Robert spends the holiday spying on Ida and Cyril.

When Ida sets out to change Angie's blouse for "a sky-blue floaty scarf," she accidentally walks out of the store without paying for it. The store manager calls the police after he is aggravated by Robert.

Ida's name somehow finds its way into the computer at an employment agency and she is sick of calls from a Mrs. Thornberry-Basset, known to her as 'Fancy Drawers.'

The TV set breaks down just as Ida and Angie are settling down to watch a classic film. When a man comes to the door, Ida thinks Robert has called a repairman - but she soon finds out that he's someone else entirely.

When Angie insists that Robert goes out for "an evening with the boys," she and Ida have no idea just how far out of his rut he will get.

Wilfred informs everyone his daughter Maureen is going to marry a drummer in a steel band.