List of Two's Company Episodes

Two's Company is a British television sitcom written by Bill MacIlwraith. Produced by London Weekend Television it was first broadcast on 6 September 1975 and ran until 4 March 1979 for four series and 29 episodes. The series starred Elaine Stritch and Donald Sinden.

All 4 series have been released on DVD, by Acorn Media UK.

Robert thinks the electrician that Dorothy has employed is not competent to carry out household repairs. Dorothy does not agree, but when the electrician messes up how will Dorothy save face?

Robert falls down the stairs and hurts his ankle. Dorothy takes him to casualty and can't believe how long they have to wait.

Robert's mother is coming to stay and he warns Dorothy that she can be demanding. Dorothy soon discovers that this is the case and works out how to make her leave.

It's Christmas in the McNab household and both Dorothy and Robert say they're going away for Christmas. Both return to the house to find each other has a friend with them. To make matters worse Dorothy's cousin Clarence turns up uninvited.

Robert has a disagreement with the dustbin men about collecting extra rubbish. Things get out of hand and a council supervisor is called in.

An American friend of Dorothy's has asked her to patch up some differences that have appeared in her daughter's marriage.

Robert plays his records too loudly making their neighbor Mr Begley come round to complain. He irritates Dorothy and they end up in court.

Dorothy and Robert disagree about the type of cleaner to employ. If they can't come to a decision they might have to do their own cleaning.

Dorothy and Robert return to find that Dorothy has been invited to lunch with the Queen later that afternoon. Will she get there in time?

Dorothy wants a dog but Robert doesn't like pets. She gets a dog on trial from a Mrs Shelton. How will Robert react?

Dorothy's chauffeur Vincent is after Robert's job. Dorothy is tempted but realizes maybe it's better the devil you know.

Dorothy has two Members of Parliament as guests and Robert's class prejudice comes to the surface.

Dorothy and Robert encounter an extremely pushy door to door encyclopedia salesman who won't take no for an answer.

Robert and Dorothy disagree about the type of tiles to get for the kitchen. When Robert buys the tiles he wanted a silence ensues. Things are resolved when Dorothy employs a couple of mediators.

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