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With Miss Jones collecting for a famine charity, Philip challenges Rigsby to go 48 hours without eating. He gladly accepts the offer, but soon finds his will weakening. S2 E2: Food Glorious Food
Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house, and Rigsby's keenness to portray himself as in prime condition lead him to challenging Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine
Miss Jones has become engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out - Rigsby is distraught but determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses
Rigsby's found a new lodger called Seymour, who's staying in town away from his country estate. Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity though. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman
Rigsby's hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening. Unfortunately, he has a cashflow problem, and a string of unwelcome visitors start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders
Could rumours of the Grey Lady who haunts the house be true? Rigsby certainly believes so, although he has not seen her - yet. S2 E7: Things That Go Bump In The Night
Rigsby returns from a Spanish holiday to find Alan has let out the two spare rooms. He's happy Miss Jones has returned, but less enthusiastic about a single mother and her baby. S3 E1: That's My Boy
A Perfect Gentleman: Rigsby's snobbery is exposed when Seymour, a seemingly sophisticated gentlemen, moves into the house. However, Philip and Alan are not fooled by the new tenant. (S2 Ep5)
Last of the Big Spenders: Alan and Philip are puzzled when some luxury furniture is delivered. Could Rigsby's motive have anything to do with trying to impress Brenda, a photographic model? (S2 Ep6)
Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck
Things That Go Bump in the Night: Rigsby scares Alan into thinking the house is haunted by the 'Grey Lady'. Meanwhile, Philip comes up with a new plan to trick Rigsby. (S2 Ep7)
Rigsby turns up at the house with a new sports car, apparently purchased in yet another attempt to woo Miss Jones. Sadly, his driving doesn't appear to be as stylish as his motor. S3 E3: Clunk Click
Clunk Click: Rigsby tries to impress Miss Jones by taking her out in his new sports car. Meanwhile, Alan financially benefits from Rigsby's misunderstanding with a magistrate. (S3 Ep3)
The Good Samaritans: Rigsby feels for his latest tenant, Mr Gray, who has recently lost both his wife and his business. (S3 Ep4)
When a new lodger arrives at the house, Rigsby's soon calling the Samaritans to stop a suicide attempt. But which of the residents will come off worse? S3 E4: The Good Samaritans
Fawcett's Python: Philip convinces Rigsby into thinking that Charlie, a harmless snake on the loose in the house, is one of the world's most deadly pythons. (S3 Ep5)
Miss Jones raises suspicions about new tenant Madeline. Rigsbys not too bothered about her brand of "modern interpretive dancing", but isn't that keen on her partner. S3 E5: Fawcett's Python
The Cocktail Hour: Alan holds a cocktail party to impress his wealthy girlfriend and her mother. (S3 Ep6)
Alan's getting serious about Caroline, but her parents are well-to-do and Rigsby is far from convinced that the young scruff could possibly make the relationship work. S3 E6: The Cocktail Hour
Suddenly at Home: Rigsby hopes to receive the kiss of life from Miss Jones at a first-aid class, but she seems to have more interest in the new lodger living in the basement. (S3 Ep7)
The house is plunged into confusion and mourning when Rigsby discovers basement tenant Mr Osborne, stiff as a board. S3 E7: Suddenly At Home
Hello Young Lovers: Rigsby lets a room to a young couple based on the assumption they are newlyweds. (S4 Ep1)