Charlie and his family have recently moved from London to run a bed and breakfast by the sea. Big sister Hannah joins a group cleaning the beach. But when Charlie gets his hands on one of the dead seagulls she collects, will his latest plan work, or will he be left with nothing but trouble?

It's Charlie's mum's birthday and she's especially pleased with the special vase that dad has bought her as a present...until Charlie gets his hands on it that is.

When an artist comes to stay at the B & B, Charlie gets a creative idea to make some extra money. But, as usual, his disastrous scheme is anything but a masterpiece.

Charlie comes up with an out of this world plan to make his homework easier with some extra-terrestrial help. But when an unusual guest arrives at the B and B Charlie starts to wonder whether asking aliens for help was really such a good idea...

Charlie's mum is upset when someone takes two of the special biscuits she was saving for her school reunion. Incorrectly blamed for taking them, Charlie sets about trying to find out who the real culprit is.

When Charlie breaks the microwave, he needs a plan to make money for repairs, and thinks car washing may be the perfect solution. He just needs to work out a way to make cars dirty first.

Charlie, Ben and Alison gatecrash a party. But things start to get out of hand when they have to pretend Ben is a visiting Czech gymnast Wenclas - the party guest of honour. What will happen when the real Wenclas arrives in Scarborough?

Charlie's long been using his piano lesson money to instead go to the cinema. It could all get a little tricky when he's signed up for a piano exam!

Charlie, Alison and Ben try to come up with a plan to make enough money for a trip to the cinema. When they see a rabbit running across the local golf course, Charlie thinks he's found the perfect solution.

Hannah tries to come up with a new business idea for her school project and starts to worry when her super-competitive dad offers to help. Dad starts a cake sale and enters into a bitter rivalry with Mr Leith.

When Charlie is spotted in sunglasses and with the dog he is mistaken for being blind. He goes along with the misunderstanding - but this spirals out of control until the whole of Scarborough is involved in a charity fun run to buy him a new guide dog.

Charlie notices Mr Leith isn't his usual self, and his wife seems to have disappeared and concludes that Mr Leith has murdered her and buried her in the garden.