Mind Your Language

Series 4

13 episodes · Jan 3, 1986

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  • S4E1

    Never Say Die

    Jan 4, 1986

    Mr Brown mistakenly believes that Miss Courtney is dying.

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  • S4E2

    Too Many Crooks

    Jan 11, 1986

    Two crooks rob the shop of Ranjeet's cousin when he is in charge. To evade capture, they hide in the school.

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  • S4E3

    Easy Come Easy Go

    Jan 18, 1986

    The students have seven draws on the football pools and stand to win thousands of pounds if they can get one more!

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  • S4E4

    Fifty Years On

    Jan 25, 1986

    It's Miss Courtney's birthday, and finding Ingrid's mink coat in her office, she assumes that it's a present...

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  • S4E5

    Time and Tide

    Feb 1, 1986

    Mr Brown finds himself in deep water when he takes the students down the River Thames to improve their knowledge of English history.

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  • S4E6

    Ghoulies and Ghosties

    Feb 8, 1986

    Mr Brown scoffs at the suggestion that the school is haunted.

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  • S4E7

    Mama Mia

    Feb 15, 1986

    Giovanni's mother visits him at the school.

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  • S4E8

    A Rash Decision

    Feb 22, 1986

    Mr Brown and all the students catch a rash and fever, and soon they are admitted to a quarantine ward.

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  • S4E9

    Wedding Fever

    Mar 1, 1986

    Juan is accidentally locked in the school on the night before his wedding!

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  • S4E10

    Everybody's Out

    Mar 8, 1986

    There is discontent when the students form their own union.

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  • S4E11

    The First Lady

    Mar 22, 1986

    Mr Brown is suffering from flu and has a bizarre dream involving destruction at the school.

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  • S4E12

    Teacher's Pet

    Apr 5, 1986

    Mr Brown brings his neighbour's dog to class.

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  • S4E13

    End of Term

    Apr 12, 1986

    The school is closed and Miss Courtney is busy preparing for a European tour, while Mr Brown and the students arrive to find out how they have fared in their examinations.

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