You Rang, M'Lord?

Season 4

6 episodes · Mar 20, 1993

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  • Yes Sir, That's My Baby
    S4E1

    Yes Sir, That's My Baby

    Mar 20, 199350m

    Miss Cissy leads the house into helping out at the local soup kitchen for the poor. Meanwhile, Teddy is still trying to escape the romantic clutches of Madge Cartwright. This time, Alf thinks he has the perfect solution - he traces all of Teddy's illegitimate children and brings them to the house to face Madge...

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  • Requiem for a Parrot
    S4E2

    Requiem for a Parrot

    Mar 27, 199350m

    Lord Meldrum is intent on sending Teddy to his rubber plantation in Malaya, however the death of Lady Lavender's parrot leads to some bizarre funeral arrangements...

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  • Come to the Ball
    S4E3

    Come to the Ball

    Apr 3, 199350m

    Lord Meldrum decides to inspect the servants' quarters and Mabel has found a purse containing five pounds. Then the staff are invited to the luxurious ball where the employers have to wait upon their servants...

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  • The Truth Revealed
    S4E4

    The Truth Revealed

    Apr 10, 199350m

    Sir Ralph sacks Selfridge, his butler, who in turn tells him of his wife's long-standing affair with George Meldrum. Sir Ralph sets out for revenge and the staff have to ensure that a mysterious ""accident"" doesn't befall their master...

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  • The Fall of the House Of Meldrum
    S4E5

    The Fall of the House Of Meldrum

    Apr 17, 199350m

    Meldrum is convinced that Sir Ralph has put a curse on him. In addition, the rubber plantation in Malaya has been ravaged by the Bangokhan beetle. The family face financial ruin!...

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  • Well, There You Are Then...!
    S4E6

    Well, There You Are Then...!

    Apr 24, 199350m

    Things look bleak for the Meldrums with most of their money lost on the stock market crash and the effects of the Bangokhan beetle. Cissy and Lavender try to save the situation, but the servants have little choice but to look elsewhere for their futures...

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