When Margaret becomes a candidate for city council, Bob finds himself enjoying his role as a political spouse.

Bob is shocked to learn about his mother's new boyfriend.

Nominated for a Golden Arch Support Award, Margaret wins a romantic getaway, but Bob becomes too jealous to enjoy it.

Bob's obnoxious cousins ruin his visit with the president of the dental council.

Margaret becomes self-conscious about her looks

Bob and Margaret are having dinner at a friends who they don't particularly like, but feel that they are owed a dinner because of the number of times they have had them over. They expect a lavish spread, but no dinner is planned. Instead, they play a board game called ‘What Would You Do?'

Bob is persuaded to give a speech at a big convention in Frankfurt, but he is terrified and doesn't know what to say.

Bob and Margaret venture to a massive superstore and have many mishaps in the search for cheaper dog food

Bob and Margaret are concerned about missing the opportunity to have children so they stay in with a romantic movie and … end up going to visit a friend with an obnoxious baby who puts an end to any thoughts of parenthood.

Bob buys a cemetery plot for Margaret as an anniversary gift.

Margaret's parents visit. They refuse to answer questions and bring their own toilet paper. They keep thanking Bob for having married their daughter

Bob and Margaret try to expand their limited social circle by joining a book club.

Now in Canada, Bob gets a job at an inner-city dental clinic and Margaret enters the world of women's foot care.

Bob is impressed by a promotional video about living in the brand new town of Wordsworth Shakespeare and considers leaving London for this idyllic place where roads are straight and named after popular movies.

When a patient dies of a heart attack in Bob's chair, Bob is struck off and so hires a flashy lawyer to fight the ruling.

Margaret bumps into an old school friend she hasn't seen since she was six. The friend is very successful and this makes Margaret feel inadequate. Meanwhile, Bob agrees to attend an AA meeting and confronts some devils.

Bob gets cajoled into joining his office softball team. Everyone at work is convinced that Bob is a world-class cricket player, but in truth he is terrible at all sports and too embarrassed to tell anyone...

Margaret hosts a local radio phone in show called ‘My Foot Hurts'. To celebrate, they go to a new Indian restaurant, but the owners beg for radio support to help them so that they can afford fertility treatment.

Penny demands a pay rise. Bob stands firm, so Penny quits to work in a florist. Margaret helps out Bob with disastrous consequences and so Bob has to woo Penny back.

When he loses his job, Bob experiences an identity crisis and joins a therapy group.

Bob's cousins, Cookie and Melvin, arrive from Canada unannounced. They hate the food and the lack of TV channels and the high cost of everything and they follow Bob and Margaret on their romantic holiday to Cheddar.

After Bob and Margaret go shopping in the States, they must transport their goods back through customs.

Margaret's planned vacation must be aborted when she is called to jury duty.

After attending a financial seminar, Bob becomes hooked on day trading.

Margaret is upset when she learns what will happen to Bob's donation to the local sperm bank.

When Bob saves the life of a suicidal man, he is unprepared for the consequences.

After Bob is in a car accident with a local mobster, he decides to install a new security system when the man is released from jail.

The Fishes experience the joys of their first Christmas in Canada.

An old school friend of Bob's wants to make a documentary about his dental practice, but it doesn't go as Bob had hoped.

A flashy young dentist opens a practice right across the road from Bob's and steals all his customers - even Margaret. His receptionist also defects, which results in Bob hiring Penny. Things are not, however, as they seem.

Margaret discovers more than she wanted to know about their neighbors when she accidentally picks up the wrong photographs.

Bob and Margaret decide to get fit by playing badminton. Trouble is, they play with Ken and Cathy who take the game very seriously. Ken ends up in the hospital and Bob and Margaret reluctantly go along to be polite