Timothy attempts to woo the pretty Annette, but mother is never far away.
Timothy finds himself in trouble when the insanely jealous ""Tiny"" Heseltine expresses an interest in Vanessa.
Timothy's godson is being bullied at school, and Timothy is sent along to deal with the matter.
Timothy decides it is time to leave home, but Mother is mortified when he is set to move in with two attractive girls.
Timothy's plan to see ""Gone with the Wind"" at the local cinema soon becomes a tactical operation when his own incompetence and his interfering mother conspire against him.
With the help of his sister Muriel, Timothy makes a determined effort to leave home, but on the morning of their escape a surprise awaits them at the railway station.
When Timothy's parents go on a second honeymoon, he plans to hold a party—with the intention of seducing Veronica Straddles.
The prospect of a promotion at work heralds a bout of sleepwalking and recurring nightmares for Timothy.
Timothy's handsome cousin Brinsley comes to stay—and supplants Timothy in Mother's affections.
Rich Aunt Esme is more than a match for Mother's social aspirations.
Timothy acts as a marriage counsellor to his parents, and a marital aide to his friends.
Timothy's friend Frank is getting married, and Tim has his eye on the bridesmaid.
Timothy becomes involved in a treasure hunt for a golden rabbit, which lies buried somewhere in the locality.
Mother attempts to spoil Timothy's plans to go to the Gobi Desert.
Timothy is promoted from prompter to the role of Bottom in the amateur dramatic society's production of ""A Midsummer Night's Dream.""
The mobile library breaks down on a remote country road near a prison, so Timothy sets off to find help—and meets three mysterious women in a barn.
Mother's birthday has come round again, and the family must pay suitable homage.
An incident on the tennis court leads to a trip to the hospital for Timothy.
Timothy tries to help a young runaway, believing her fate lies in his hands.
Mother's ambition to become secretary of the Ladies' Luncheon Club creates havoc for the rest of the family.
Timothy attempts to supply an adult book to the men's ward at the local hospital.
Mother is worried that Father may be getting up to no good with local widow Violet Cathcart.
In the middle of a domestic economy drive, Mother discovers a modest sum in Timothy's savings account.
Timothy decides to throw a party when his parents go to the Chartered Accountants' Ball.
Timothy accidentally witnesses an extra-marital affair involving a local businessman, who offers him a large sum of money and a book contract in return for his discretion.
Timothy is the prompter for the local amateur dramatic society's production of ""Hamlet,"" as well as having his eye on the actress playing Ophelia.
Could church bells be ringing for Tim and his piano teacher, Miss Clanger?
Shy, retiring Tim sets out to prove he's still as lively as a kitten.
Tim gets involved with Fenella, who lives on a narrow boat and runs a children's theatre. Will he become one of her puppets?
Just when everything seems to be going wrong, a wish comes true for Tim.
Timothy has his hands full with an escaped convict, a female mud wrestler, and a French maid.
Can Timothy turn his dream into reality before his mother turns it into a nightmare?
Timothy's girlfriend sees him in a new light after he attends an assertiveness course.
Timothy finds that, even though Mother may be out of sight, her influence on his life is as strong as ever.
As his wedding day approaches, Tim discovers that marriage may not necessarily mean happy ever after.
The smallest detail has been taken care of to ensure that Tim's wedding runs smoothly, so what could possibly go wrong?
Tim's sister Muriel persuades him that the only way to escape Mother's clutches is to buy his own home.
When Timothy is given a lucky charm, he soon realises that its powers in shaping his destiny are nothing compared to Mother's.
A gullible Timothy is in danger of being tricked when he meets an old friend.
Timothy gets as far as making a date with his dream girl, but Mother finds a way to blackmail him into standing her up.
Timothy makes the mistake of showing Mother around his new home.
Even though Timothy stands on the verge of freedom, Mother is determined to make one last effort to clip his wings.
Ronnie Corbett talks about his work on Sorry! and about his career
Seven minute scene produced as part of the Funny Side of Christmas, a 1982 special introduced by Frank Muir featuring shorts from 10 popular BBC comedies of the day.
