Rising Damp - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Permissive Society
Having failed again to get a date with Philip, Ruth is unhappy so Rigsby, to arouse her, blows in her ear but she just thinks there's a draught. Alan and Philip have been on a double date and Philip is annoyed that Alan is so inexperienced with women that they only ended up playing scrabble. Philip lost his virginity on his fourteenth birthday. Alan only got a bike for his. To prove he is not afraid of women Alan enters Ruth's room in his dressing-gown but hides in the wardrobe when Rigsby also goes in and, on discovery, pretends he was sleep-walking. Alan's ...
Food Glorious Food
Rigsby can't quite hold it together when Philip challenges him to go without food for 48 hours.
A Body Like Mine
When Miss Jones starts to exercise ,it sets off Rigsby boasting of his own athletic prowess as a younger man.Then Philip challenges him to a boxing match.
Moonlight and Roses
Rigsby is distraught that Ruth has fallen for another man and is on the verge of moving out.So with malice aforethought he sets out to sabotage the blooming romance
A Perfect Gentleman
New gentleman tenant Seymour brings out Rigsby's aspirations to mingle in more aristocratic circles.Philip and Alan are not so sure of Seymour's true intentions.
The Last of the Big Spenders
While Alan is running around trying to borrow money from everyone, Rigsby raids the gas meter for money to seduce new tenant Brenda.Then the bill collectors come calling
Things That Go Bump in the Night
Rigsby unnerves Alan by telling him the house is haunted by the ghostly "grey lady".Philip makes sure this comes back to haunt the landlord.
For the Man Who Has Everything
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