Dziedzictwo Reginalda Perrina

Reggie has died, killed by a billboard advertising the life insurance co. with which he was insured. He has left £1m to each of his friends and family – on one condition.

To net a share of Reggie’s fortune, all benefactors must prove to have done something absurd. Individual attempts fail, so they decide to work collectively.

The team form BROSCOR – the Bloodless Revolution of Senior Citizens and the Occupationally Rejected, with the aim of marching on London.

Both Doc and C.J. have affections for the solicitor and executor of Reggie’s will, while the project has bought divorced Tom and Linda back together.

The team concentrates on recruiting their army for the demonstrations, but C.J. has had enough and decides to talk to the press.

Tom and Linda remarry, and Joan marries her boyfriend Hank. David Harris-Jones gets drunk at the reception and tells a BBC employee about the project.

It is the day of the revolution. Coaches are hijacked, the recruits descend on London and Jimmy interrupts the evening news. But the police have been tipped off.