Young lovable rogue Jim London becomes a man of property when a relative dies, leaving him a run-down Victorian property at 17 Railway Terrace in the Elephant and Castle area of south London. He gets into various problems with the police and spends most of his time getting drunk and chasing women.
Up the Elephant and Round the Castle (Season 3)
One in the Rough (Episode 1)
Writer: Geoff McQueen
Air date: 1985-09-12
Runtime: 23 min
Overview: In an effort to impress his girlfriend Fiona, Jim learns to play Golf so he can play with her dad. Brian lends Jim his friend's cherished clubs. While practising at home, Ernie turns up with some advice and has a little practice. On the green, Fona's dad is livid when he discovers how poorly Jim plays.
Goodbye Mr Wilkins (Episode 2)
Writer: Spike Mullins
Air date: 1985-09-19
Runtime: 23 min
Overview: When two military police come calling, Jim sees the perfect way to evict his squatter.
The Scotch Connection (Episode 3)
Writer: Spike Mullins
Air date: 1985-09-26
Runtime: 23 min
Rockinshores and Doodlebugs (Episode 4)
Writer: Geoff McQueen
Air date: 1985-10-10
Runtime: 23 min
A Taxing Problem (Episode 5)
Writer: Jim Eldridge
Air date: 1985-10-17
Runtime: 23 min
Wide Eyed and Legless (Episode 6)
Writer: Geoff McQueen
Air date: 1985-10-24
Runtime: 23 min
Overview: Jim is rudely awoken with a hangover by Moggs, who comes round to complain about the noise of a party Jim had the previous night. Wanda pops round and she discovers a false leg in Jim's bed, which the two realise belongs to Fred Burrows and Wanda had helped him remove it and use it as a yard of ale glass.
The Spy Who Left Me (Episode 7)
Writer: Spike Mullins
Air date: 1985-10-31
Runtime: 23 min
The Pied Piper of Hamlet (Episode 8)
Writer: Spike Mullins
Air date: 1985-11-07
Runtime: 23 min
Seasons
Episodes 6
Episodes 8
Episodes 8