Minder

Arthur makes Terry guard three public telephone boxes.

Terry has the misfortune to be driving for mobster Micky the Fish.

Arthur's ambition to own a Rolls are jeopardised.

Arthur cajoles a reluctant Terry into donning his boxing gloves once more.

Terry has to track down some Scots when Arthur lands himself in trouble with the police.

Terry's pleasure at seeing 'Oily' Wragg again is cut short.

Terry is left minding the fort when Arthur is called up for jury service.

Arthur's latest flight of fancy takes him into the world of darts.

No job is routine - and when Barry the Bookie loses his money, Terry loses his heart.

Terry is employed to look after the son of a crooked property tycoon.

Ex-con Ernie leaves prison after fourteen years with a quarter of a million stashed.

Arthur gets a consignment of pornographic magazines on his niece's wedding day.

Terry finally gets the chance to taste the high life when he has to mind a posh house.

When Mad Micky goes on the run to protest his innocence, Terry has to look after him.

A chance meeting in a club takes Arthur into the world of fine art.

Arthur takes on some hired help when Terry is injured.

Terry gets another dead-end job when Arthur agrees to look after a coffin.

Terry is up to his neck in it when Arthur dispatches him to the country.

Terry helps out an old friend and is in danger of being run in by the law.

When an old friend of Terry's escapes from prison, he wants him to prove his innocence.

An old adversary's car mysteriously disappears while Terry is minding it.