Terry & June - Season 2

Terry & June - Season 2

Season 2

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Episodes7
DatesSep 5, 1980 - Dec 23, 1980
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Episodes

To Catch a Thief
Season 2Episode 130 min

To Catch a Thief

Terry gets a brand new company car but has a run of bad lack. First he nearly collides with a police car, then the car ends up being stolen. Luckily the car gets returned undamaged, but then his troubles really begin...
Sep 5, 1980
Words of Love
Season 2Episode 230 min

Words of Love

It's June's birthday and Terry arranges for his secretary to buy a gift for her so he can keep it secret. Things go wrong and Terry is accused of having an affair!
Sep 12, 1980
Uncle Terry, Auntie June
Season 2Episode 330 min

Uncle Terry, Auntie June

Terry's nephew, Alan comes to stay when he lands a job for a cash & carry firm in London. This turns into a nightmare when Terry is arrested on suspicion of being a fraudster!
Sep 19, 1980
Disco Fever
Season 2Episode 430 min

Disco Fever

Terry's Boss, Sir Dennis, appoints his nephew to an executive position in the company. He starts to fire long standing members of staff and replace them with young, fresh thinking ones. As a result, the new blood hire a local disco for the staff's annual dance - Terry and June decide to learn by attending a 'disco dancing for beginners' class.
Sep 26, 1980
Workers Unite
Season 2Episode 530 min

Workers Unite

Terry is not too happy when June takes a temporary job, and when their professional paths cross, life becomes very complicated.
Oct 3, 1980
Only Two Can Play
Season 2Episode 630 min

Only Two Can Play

June takes up a hobby - the cello!
Oct 10, 1980
The Christmas Show
Season 2Episode 730 min

The Christmas Show

When Terry’s friend Malcolm asks him to hide the Christmas present he has bought for his wife, June finds it hidden under the bed and mistakenly thinks Terry has bought it for her.
Dec 23, 1980

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