Outnumbered

A wedding gives the children the opportunity to dress up, interrogate the bride, test the vicar's faith in God and dip unsuitable things in the chocolate fountain.

Ben tries to get elected as his class rep, using methods that would make Alastair Campbell blush; Karen attempts to fathom who puts the `beeps' into the mouths of TV chefs, and Dad returns home from a colleague's funeral troubled by mortality, money problems, and the anaconda attack that his son is filming in their garden.

The Brockmans attempt to revive 1950s values by banning TV and computers for one whole Sunday; this frees up lots of quality time for explaining the facts of life and playing traditional family games.

Mum and Dad try to negotiate being trapped in a foreign airport with young children; Ben wants to know how to speak Spanish, and Karen wants global terrorism explained to her.

A Croatian babysitter has a night to remember when Mum and Dad manage to escape for a meal together; meanwhile, Ben gets thrown out of his sister's pretend restaurant and Grandad advises Jake on why invading Russia would be a bad idea.

Chaos reigns in the Brockman household as six-year-old Karen denounces Satan and Ben gets on the wrong side of a no-nonsense referee; meanwhile, Dad is asked to `sex up' an official document.