Minder

Arthur learns that he faces tough opposition for the Daley inheritance.

Arthur discovers that he may be in line to inherit a fortune in Australia.

Since he can't sell his second hand cars, Arthur decides to hire them out instead.

The Winchester Club faces closure when one of Arthur's money-making schemes backfires.

Arthur announces the launch of Daley Into Space to flog some satellite dishes.

When Arthur allows himself to be persuaded into retirement, Ray quickly steps in.

Arthur falls out with Dave when a member of their boyhood gang re-appears on the scene.

Arthur and Ray end up with a fruit machine full of stolen money.

Arthur gets arrested when he attempts to hunt down a new car.

When Arthur starts a courier service, his competitors begin to send business his way.

Arthur acquires a hot air balloon in a bid to break into the aerial advertising game.

Arthur has a few difficult questions to answer concerning the Winchester's quiz night.

Arthur and Ray take their cargo of dodgy videos onto the glorious waterways of England.

Arthur attempts to ingratiate himself with members of the local golf club.

Ray is assigned to look after a casino owner's wife, who is a compulsive gambler.

Arthur gets into the food business catering for a policeman's retirement party.

Arthur plans to boost the membership of the Winchester Club with some variety nights.

When someone uses a metal comb to open Arthur's lock-up, it's time to strengthen security.

Ray is given the task of minding a highly valuable racing pigeon.

Arthur's grip on reality is called into question after he demands police protection.

While attending Charlie Johnson's funeral, Arthur receives a couple of propositions.

Arthur keeps acquiring items that won't do his reputation any good.

When Her Indoors goes missing, Arthur is under suspicion.

Arthur goes into the wine trade with a vintage from the Brothers of the Blessed Bidolph.

After Terry goes missing, Arthur Daley returns with a new minder - his nephew Ray.

A local property developer offers to buy Arthur's lock-up and car lot.

Arthur puts his savings in an old safe in the lock-up - but is his nest egg in danger?

A video implicating two senior police officers is mistakenly returned to Daley Videos.

A gambler dies owing Arthur £2000, but Terry has other problems to contend with.

Arthur tries to do a deal with Tony Benson and his new nightclub.

Terry leaves his fingerprints on a stolen lorry while doing a job for Arthur.

Arthur is only too willing to help when a local eccentric comes into an inheritance.

Arthur sells goods to a Russian sailor and somehow ends up much worse off.

Faced with a huge tax bill, Arthur considers taking his own life.

Arthur hires failed safecracker Scotch Harry for a job.

Arthur gets into the car phone business, not realising there's a dodgy supplier involved.

Arthur digs a very large hole for himself when he recruits some ex-cons as cheap labour.

Arthur buys a greyhound to get rich with, and gets conned over some dodgy video recorders.

Arthur decides to stand as an independent candidate in the local council by-election.

Arthur tries to help a young girl who is being conned by a hypnotherapist.

Arthur is persuaded to buy 2,000 tickets for the England v Scotland match.

After being left in an industrial freezer, Terry looks for alternative employment.

Terry fills in at an antique shop when the owner is hospitalised after being beaten up.

Arthur gets involved with Clive Cosgrove, a serial bigamist.

Dave at the Winchester Arms points out that Arthur's banknotes have been forged.

Arthur lines up a deal to supply cheap tobacco, but Terry has his doubts.

Arthur and Terry dip their toes into haute couture, but it doesn't turn out as expected.

Arthur heads to hospital for a minor operation, but he's not safe there.

Arthur plans to become a major player in the fitness industry.

Arthur is invited to speak at the local Rotary Club, and hopes to gain respectability.

When a rock star fakes his own death, Arthur senses a business opportunity.

Terry and Arthur are captivated by an Australian girl searching for her boyfriend.

An unscrupulous builder wants a piece of land occupied by a friend of Arthur's.

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 Royce is jeopardised because of Terry's principles.

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.

Terry discovers that agreeing to accompany a bookmaker to a car park was a bad idea.

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

After 14 years in prison, ex-con Ernie leaves with a quarter of a million stashed away.

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 singer's 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, and ends up in danger.

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

Terry is knee deep in trouble when Arthur insists they head to the countryside.

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

Terry has to mind Danny Varrow, a gambling, womanising, boozing footballer.

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 for his wife.

Terry is asked by a dodgy landlady to get rid of some squatters.

Things turn sour for Arthur when his wine supplier is mugged.

Arthur meets up with an old friend from the army, but then loses him.

When he finds a a nine-year-old boy on his doorstep, Terry takes on a surprise new job.

Terry has to mind a champion boxer who is making a comeback after two years away.

Terry and Arthur look after a gambling school which is being threatened by a casino.

Terry turns his hand to selling antiques when Arthur's friend Alex is hospitalised.

Arthur and Terry go to the seaside, but Terry isn't happy about his horsey assignment.

Terry finds himself in the cells when he helps a friend of Arthur's who is in trouble.

Terry and Arthur meet a Greek Cypriot and become involved in the battle for a restaurant.

Arthur falls for a singer with questionable talent, and Terry suspects trouble.

Terry is roped in as a driver to find out who is behind attacks on Arthur's mini-cab firm.

Terry is hired out by Arthur to act as a minder for a newsagent who is being threatened.

Arthur's friend Maurice is barred from the casinos and mugged of all his winnings.

A widow is conned out of all her savings, so Arthur sends Terry off to reclaim the money.

Terry becomes a bodyguard for a Lebanese businessman, who insists he carries a gun.

Arthur gets involved with a small-time crook who steals a suitcase full of dodgy money.

Arthur offers Terry the chance to make the easiest money he'll ever earn - but why?

Arthur senses an opportunity when minder Terry is involved in a siege at a laundrette.