Opening Party / Coffee Bar / A Street Car Names Desire / Spanish Dance. After a party to launch the new series, Tony Hancock invites viewers into a modern London coffee bar. With Dick Emery, Pamela Deeming and guitarist Emil Bibobi.

Massage / Library / Armand and Michaela Denis / Balinese Dancing. Hancock the librarian has some trouble with a new book about golfing. A cultural performance takes viewers to the tribes of central India... With Dick Emery, Bernard Livesey, Jimmy White and Roy Bartley

Audition / Agent's Office / Theatrical Costumier / Dressing Room . Musical Comedy. Anthony Hancock presents his own stage musical: a romance amongst pre-revolutionary French aristocracy, Love is Good. With the Barney Galbraith Singers.

Office / Courtroom / Nightclub (Chez Hancock). Hancock has trouble with his secretary, and plays barrister in a court scene. Later, he staffs a high end London restaurant. With Ronan O'Casey, Valerie Frazer, Cyril Renison, Lizabeth Cassay and Eric Sykes.

Albert Hall, Embankment, Gun Law, Conjurer, Calypso Dancing. Tony conducts a Prom at the Royal Albert Hall and plays marshal in a Wild West saloon bar, but he's far more concerned with June's telling the audience all of his secrets. With Robert Arden, Sam Kydd, Dorothy Blythe and Neale Warrington.

Auctioneer / 'Death Of A Duchess'. For the last episode in the series, Hancock auctions off the show's assets. There's just enough time left to present an investigation of the great French detective Hercules Parrot. With Hattie Jacques, Ray Browne, Neale Warrington and Valentine Dyall. June Whitfield does not appear in this episode.