Men of Affairs
Barry Ovis is Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Minister for European Affairs, Sir William Mainwaring-Brown. Sir William has a very active libido and often gets up to non-portfolio activities. Ovis has to cover for him (usually very badly), and misunderstandings then pile on top of misunderstandings.
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Seasons & Episodes
1. May We Have Our Ball Back?
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2. Brick Dropping
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3. Passes That Ship
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4. Half a Dozen of the Other
Ovis' poor command of French lands his minister in hot water when he takes him to meet several prostitutes instead of a delegation from the Women's Lib organisation.
5. Well I'm Burgled
Sir William postpones holiday in Paris to spend time with his latest conquest Susie. As they're out to dinner, a burglar breaks in but is disturbed by Sir William's wife and Ovis.
6. Horseface
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7. Near Miss
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8. To Russia with...
Ovis has to warn his minister that the beautiful girl he is with is in fact a Russian agent.
9. Dash My Wig
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10. Desirable Residence
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11. A Fair Cop
Can it be true that Ovis actually connived at the theft of some of the minister's treasures? Mistaken identities don't help the inspector, but Ovis is set for a happy ending.
12. ...As a New Born Babe
For once, more sinned against than sinning, Sir William learns what it feels like to be deceived: his Lady wife seems to have become a woman of affairs.
13. Dinner for One
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14. It's a Bug!
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15. Flagrant Memories
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16. Arabian Knights
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17. Silver Threads
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