Happy Ever After - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Hotel
When you start on a voyage of rediscovery after 25 years of married life, there are all sorts of pitfalls. Reds under the bed, chocolate liqueurs, a second honeymoon...
Terry's Church Sermon
When the Vicar calls about the Jumble, it's not just rubbish that he collects - there's a Lesson in it for him as well.
Amateur Dramatics
June is having a meeting of her theatrical group in the living room and a reluctant Terry is persuaded to take the minor role of Comrade Petrovich by the attractive leading lady - Princess Tania!
The French Businessman
Terry tries to become European when he entertains Jean-Paul, a work colleague from France. But his effect on June makes Terry feel less of the entente cordiale and more of the green-eyed monster.
Keeping Fit!
Terry complains of feeling unwell and June wonders if it has anything to do with him talking to the petunias in the garden earlier in the day. He decides to cut out fatty meals and prescribes himself diet and exercise.
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