Mind Your Language - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
I Belong to Glasgow
An affluent Arabian Sheikh enrolls his Scottish chauffeur in Mr Brown's class, who causes trouble for all the students.
Who Loves Ya Baby?
Danielle, who is an au pair, brings her boss' baby to class.
No Flowers by Request
Mr. Brown breaks his leg and is hospitalized. When Juan telephones the hospital, a miscommunication results in Juan thinking that Mr. Brown has died.
Just the Job
Mr. Brown is offered a new highly paid job at another school and leaves immediately, only to learn that the offer has been withdrawn.
Guilty or Not Guilty?
All the students are brought to court for causing mischief in public. Ms. Courtney oversees the session, while Mr. Brown acts as their barrister.
Repent at Leisure
Anna's au-pair visa is set to expire; the others decide that she should marry Mr. Brown to become a British citizen.
The School Fete
The school holds a fete, and Max is held responsible for hiring Arthur Mullard.
What a Tangled Web
Ali suspects that his wife is having an affair. Mr. Brown follows Ali's wife and finds that she is going to Ranjeet's house.
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