Whilst indulging in her favourite hobby of people-watching with her sister Pam, Brenda meets Malcolm, a wild biker. Or is he?

Brenda and Malcolm arrange a day out together to Chester. However, a request from Malcolm's mother causes the pair considerable embarrassment.

Brenda talks Malcolm into taking her bird-watching again. Needless to say, it is downhill from there.

There are momentous changes in the offing for Malcolm as he prepares to start up his own motorbike repair business, and finally unties himself from his mother's apron strings by leaving home.

Malcolm's new motorbike business is not doing well, so he decides on a day out with Brenda, Pam and David.

Brenda and Malcolm take in a wounded pigeon and attempt to conceal it from Malcolm's mother.

Malcolm borrows his friend Leonard's boat to take Brenda out - but all does not go according to plan.

Malcolm is thinking of proposing marriage to Brenda. But he has to pick the right moment.

Aunty Peggy suggests Malcolm and Brenda move into her house while she is staying with Marjorie.

Malcolm agrees to fix Lucinda's car for her. Meanwhile, Uncle Bernard has a narrow squeak when Marjorie decides to clean the house.

Pam and David attempt to reconcile Malcolm and Brenda.