Ever Decreasing Circles - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Tea Party
The residents of a retirement home pay a visit to Martin and Ann. How will they keep their guests entertained?
The Cricket Match
Sitcom about domestic disharmony in suburbia. Martin's not happy when Paul asks if he can join him in the local cricket team.
A Married Man
Ann and Martin invite Paul and his girlfriend to dinner, but things don't go as smoothly as they'd planned.
Housework
Martin is left to look after the house when Ann goes into hospital. He's adamant he can cope on his own, but as it turns out, Ann was right to fret about the state of their home.
Snooker
Sitcom about domestic disharmony in suburbia. Martin hopes to win the local snooker tournament, but is angry when it turns out Paul has a talent for the game as well.
Boredom
Ann is tired of being a housewife and decides it's time for a change. But will Martin approve of her plans?
The Psychiatrist
Martin and Ann both come to the conclusion that the other needs professional help when they meet a psychiatrist at one of Paul's parties.
The Party
It's Christmas, but Martin refuses to get into the spirit of things.
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