(Christmas Special) With the help of Adam Painting, the team try to stage a Pantomime. Mr Claypole brings a pantomime horse to life and so Dobbin is born

Harold Meaker opens a clothes shop and is turned into a tailors dummy by Mr Claypole. The ghosts give themselves a holiday.

Public transport is the latest brainwave for Rentaghost, involving taxis, busses and a removal service. Unfortunately, when the Meakers talk about moving house, Mr Claypole takes things literally.

Haunting a stately home proves to be something of a trial of strength for Mumford. His ghostly Uncle Arthur provides him with an assorted bunch of spooks to help the haunting, then calls them out on strike.

The ghosts try to come up with new money-making inventions, but McWitch's hair-grow potion and Mr Claypole's 'self-propelled bed' don't quite work.

The Rentaghost team hold a fete.

Hazel the McWitch creates meals that cook themselves in their new restaurant while the Meakers have to deal with an unexploded haggis.

The Rentaghost office finds itself with squatters of the supernatural kind.

Harold and Ethel Meaker try to put on a theatre production.

Mr. Claypole loses his memory when he is too mischievous. Mr Meaker is turned into a budgie.

The ghosts try their hand at controlling the weather and all fall in love with Catastrophe Kate, a wild west ghost.

Rentaghost starts a news agency and attempts to gain an interview with the elusive Dr Springveldt. Fred's mother is convinced that he should see a psychiatrist.

Everything Harold touches turns to gold, not unlike a certain king. Back in the office a ghost efficiency expert, one Cedric J. Fosdyke, is put in charge and then sacks Fred Mumford.

The Rentaghost team try their hand at the storage business, meanwhile Harold and Mr Mumford get shrunk.

Rentaghost holds a concert that features Leonardo Da Vinci.

Rentaghost try their hand at being private detectives. Harold becomes a suspect.

The Rentaghost team are engaged by a security firm to patrol a large department store and stop shoplifting. Claypole goes through a mischevious phase when his poltergeist powers are at their strongest.

Fred Mumford returns to earth from the spirit world to open a business called 'Rentaghost' which offers ghosts and poltergeists on a daily or weekly rental basis. He is sometimes helped, but more often hindered, by Davenport, a fussy Victorian ghost, and Mr Timothy Claypole, a mischievous medieval poltergeist.

The ghosts try to stop the Meaker's arguing by using a love potion. Mr Davenport is made the Phantom of the Phone Booth.

Mr Meaker grows a 12ft beard whilst the Mumfords have to deal with a giant parsnip.

Mr Meaker becomes an ice skating champion while Claypole and McWitch contract a psychic illness. Meanwhile, Mr Perkins' moustache turns into a sausage.

Whatsisname Smith comes to Earth in the astral lift. Having experienced a lifetime of mediocrity, he wants to join Rentaghost to finally prove that he has what it takes to be a success.

The Meakers move into Mr Painting's old house which just happens to be next door to their old neighbours, the Perkins.

The Meaker's latest money-making scheme comes to be in the form of Rentananny. Harold tries to use a copying spell to give Ethel driving lessons.

At the Meakers, Harold is ill in bed and Ethel's singing voice can break glass (literally!). The Perkins hire a private detective to spy on their neighbours.

Mr Claypole gives the Perkins a magic talisman that grants wishes, which results in a geranium growing on Mrs Perkins' head.

The Meakers and ghosts discover what it's like to be toys.

Queen Matilda, a ghost from when Mr Claypole was alive, decides to hold court at Rentaghost.

The Meakers celebrate their wedding anniversary and Harold opens a gardening store at the Rentaghost office.

The Meakers are trying to go on holiday, but Queen Matilda visits and demands that they entertain her.

Earl Perivale hires Rentaghost to rid him of a spirit haunting his manor house.

Mr Meaker is concerned about Mr Claypole's growing stupidity, and so gets McWitch to create an intelligence potion. Mr Claypole turns into a genius – but, after drinking the remainder, so does Dobbin.

Mr Meaker decides to take Ethel camping, but things go awry when he asks the ghosts to help set up the campsite.

Fred Mumford and his fellow ghosts set out to exercise a ghost which has been terrorising London's Heathrow Airport.