Sid Abbott (Sid James) is plagued by his well-meaning but interfering wife, Jean (Diana Coupland), his innocent and clueless daughter, Sally (played by Sally Geeson) and his selfish, layabout son Mike (Robin Stewart). No matter what he tries to do, at work, home, or with his best-friend and next-door neighbour Trevor (Anthony Jackson), he is ultimately brought down by their actions.

Our Review: No matter how cheesey the jokes may be at times, Sid James's presence in the show gives it a certain warm, familiar feel. The style of comedy is fairly typical of early 1970s sitcom fayre, and so although many of the situations Sid and his family find themselves in may still ring true, the humour itself will have dated for many.

All-round, a good, fun show, but not necessarily to the taste of more modern audiences.