At Last the 1948 Show

After an introduction to (and from) The Lovely Aimi MacDonald, a doctor gives his patient the hard sell, and a criminal seeks refuge in a library. Meanwhile, Tim Brooke-Taylor visits a joke and novelties shop.

A gentlemen's tailor has a peculiar sales method; a TV game show has a less-than-genial host; rowdy Scots attend the ballet; and a beggar causes trouble at a bus stop.

A nightclub bouncer is made a fool of by a drunken patron; a series of deaths affect a gentlemen's club; a scientist suffers from an inferiority complex; Aimi shows of her Shakespearean skill, and there's awful confusion over hearing aids and contact lense

A teach-yourself-German record includes some curious phrases; police fail to apprehend a pair of robbers; London commuters take to piggy-back; and a TV drama is interrupted by an estate agent.

A man who believes he's a rabbit has a less-than-sympathetic psychiatrist; the Secret Service is forced to recruit the office boy for a Moscow mission, and a television interview with alligator wrestler Brian Instant quickly descends into anarchy.

Pete and Charlie bump into some very annoying holiday acquaintances, and Arthur S. Stoat ACA instructs dancing the Chartered Accountant. Meanwhile, two gents discuss the charisma of Sean Connery - and four Yorkshiremen have a moan.

A current affairs show includes AWOL international reports, interviewers interviewing interviewers, and naked ladies. A train commuter is bothered by a very peculiar passenger, and a man is on the search for a house-trained chartered accountant.