Sykes - Season 7

Season 7
Episodes

The Drop Out
Eric and Hat are all ready to depart for their holiday in the West Country, leaving Miss Rumbelow to look after the house. Whilst waiting to leave, Hat reveals the true story of last years holiday abroad.

Fanny by Gaslight
Eric and Hat decide to go on a camping holiday on the South coast. After a series of incidents, the insurance money comes in very handy-the South coast of England becomes the Riviera.

The Stay-at-Home Holiday
Eric and Hat are all ready to depart for their holiday in the west Country, leaving Miss Rumbelow to look after the house. Whilst waiting to leave, Hat reveals the true story of last year s holiday abroad.

Bad Medicine
The fourth episode in the series, marking Eric and Hattie's 20th year of television with the BBC.

The Insurance Money
After a Chinese take-away, Eric and Hat both get a tummy bug. The pills prescribed by their doctor have a curious effect, as they find out during dinner with the captain of the golf club Eric is trying to join.

Six Million Dollar Sykes
Eric is celebrating his birthday in the local with Hat and Corky. However, after a fracas with the local bully, Billy Big Knuckle, and treatment by specialists, he becomes a weaker version of the Bionic Man.

The BBC Honours Sykes
Eric and Hat are summoned to the BBC tv Head of Light Entertainment's office to celebrate 20 years of doing their series on television. However, the presentation ceremony does not go as planned.
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