Home to Roost

Henry and Matthew's search for a new cleaning lady is undermined by their disagreements about employee qualifications.

Henry's brother decides to pay a rare visit to the Willows household. Matthew is impressed with young, single, successful Uncle Edward, but Henry has difficulty expressing brotherly love.

Matthew goes ghost hunting in the spare room. Henry is skeptical and refuses to believe Matthew's claim that there is life on the other side, until Matthew takes him to an abandoned railway station which is supposedly haunted.

Why is Matthew tingling in the morning? Henry gives him the benefit of his experience with women and love, but, not surprisingly, the advice doesn't really help. Father and son quickly discover that the path of true love runs anything but smoothly.

Henry becomes paranoid about security and joins the neighbourhood watch.

A visit to an optician and an ear surgeon make Henry feel his age. Matthew decides he ought to do more for old people so he adopts Shady Gray and gives him food and shelter, but is Shady all he seems?

Matthew seems doomed to fail his exams until his pal comes up with a crafty scheme. But who is more worried about these exams, Matthew or Henry?