Fly-on-the-wall series following boxing champion-turned-media personality Chris Eubank at work and at play, beginning with his family's perceptions of the quirky, self-styled Lord of the Manor. What do his four children think of their outspoken and often outrageous father : and how does his long-suffering wife cope

Karron sets off with Chris for a romantic weekend in Paris to celebrate her birthday, but no amount of lavish expenditure can make up for the fact that she still hasn't been given a present. Back home, an incident at Sebastian's school prompts his father to reveal his own misspent youth, during which he was suspended no less than 18 times

Chris visits his tailor, and while one son is praised for his sporting achievements, another is suspended from school. Later, the former boxing champion ponders the most effective form of punishment for his 11-year-old son : deciding finally on the unconventional method of cutting off his afro

Chris takes his boys on a 500-mile trip to Manchester just to get their hair cut, but is forced to play the role of tough disciplinarian as Sebastian and Joseph's behaviour gets out of hand. With all the seriousness out of the way, Karron plays an April Fool's trick on her husband, arranging for his precious truck to disappear : how will he react to the prank?

The family prepare to go on holiday to Majorca, but it's left to Karron to do all the packing as she muses on why her husband is so reluctant to take any swimming trunks with him. Once they arrive at their villa, the Eubanks put their bickering aside for a while to enjoy a relaxing time aboard a yacht, while Chris's rendition of We've Got the Funk sparks a heated debate around the dinner table

Still on holiday in Majorca, the family reflect on how the bad weather and lack of things to do have put a damper on proceedings : but at least the water doughnuts provide a bit of respite for Chris and two of the children. Back in Brighton, Karron falls ill so she goes away for a few days to recuperate, while the clan challenge Chris to recite the phrase 'sizzling sausages in a saucepan' to prove his claims that he doesn't have a lisp

Chris talks candidly about his 1991 bout which left opponent Michael Watson with a blood clot on his brain, before teaming up with the man himself on his quest to walk the London Marathon to raise money for charity. Back at the Eubank ranch, he makes a rare excursion into the kitchen to cook Karron a special Mother's Day roast : but the task proves easier said than done as he realises he doesn't even know how to use the oven

Chris's good friend Lennox Lewis comes to dinner and the duo engage in some gentle verbal sparring in the Eubanks' family boxing ring before settling for a nice, safe game of chess and a video of Lennox beating Mike Tyson. Eldest son Christopher worries his father by deciding he would like to give the fight game a try and Karron backs him up in spite of dad's objections

Chris meets another of his famous friends, Olympic 100m champion Linford Christie, before getting in touch with his cultural side on a visit to the Saatchi gallery to see Chris Ofili's piece which portrays him alongside such black icons as Nelson Mandela. It's also Seb's birthday, and Karron hires a bouncy castle to make the day go with a swing : but has cause to regret letting his friends stay over as their shouting and screaming ensures no-one gets any sleep

In the final episode, Karron takes Emily on her first trip to the hairdresser's, but she doesn't enjoy the experience as she has to sit through four hours of agony while her tresses are weaved. Singer Mica Paris pops round to the Eubank house, and Chris celebrates his birthday with a big bash in the garden : where a sumo wrestling game and a surf simulator keep everyone occupied