ChuckleVision

The duo try dancing.

Armed with a gleaming new handcart The Chuckle Brothers set off to deliver some leaflets for a builder. Among their problems is a block of high-rise flats and a rather irate cake deliverer.

Paul and Barry become park attendants

Whilst look after Uncle Henry's mansion, a runaway globe causes problems for The Boys.

The duo are hired by Mrs. Blenkinsop to fix a fountain.

Paul and Barry answer an advert for staff to run Pete's Café. They quickly get to work when they hear a Royal procession is passing by.

A hospital administrator unwillingly gives Paul and Barry jobs as hospital porters, but they soon get into trouble with the laughing gas.

Paul and Barry buy a caravan, but they have a bit of trouble with a farmer when they put it in his field.

After catching a bank robber Paul and Barry go looking for other criminals, and they spot a man climbing though a window, but all is not as it seems.

Paul and Barry spend the day in a hot air baloon.

Paul and Barry move to their new premises and decide to install some security systems.

Paul and Barry plan to put on a gala performance for a famous opera star.

Paul and Barry start up Chucklehut Pizzas. However, their promises of personal delivery lead to all kinds of trouble.

Paul and Barry arrive home after doing the shopping and, of course, Paul fancies a cup of tea. Barry has a few accidents with the milk, meaning they have to go and get some more. They trek all over town trying to get some and even get locked in dairy. It seems no sooner than they have got some milk, they lose it!

A newspaper competition to find a mystery character called Chalky White results in Paul and Barry finding the wrong people

The brothers' find out that there are plans to demolish their mill to make way for a new road. So they take on the town hall in an effort to stop the new road going ahead.

The brothers do battle with a persistant woodworm in Mrs. Wilson's tallboy. Matters aren't aren't helped by her nosey neighbour.

Paul and Barry agree to mind Chester Merriment's pet, Tiddles. They aren't so keen when they discover Tiddles is a gorilla!

Paul and Barry are sent to put up a marquee at a stately home and accidentally destroy a new statue in the process.

The duo go totally batty when they inspect a church belfry.

The bumbling brothers cause havoc when working as stewards on a plane bound for Greaseborough. Barry accidentally pours soup down the captain's shirt, so the captain changes into holiday gear. Paul mistakes him for a stowaway and ties him up and puts him into the hold. Later, when the co-pilot realizes the captain has been gone a long time, he goes to find him but accidentally gets locked inside a room by Barry. The silly brothers soon discover that no one is flying the plane…

The brothers are put in charge of running a holiday camp.

When Petrovich Leningrad, a russian ballet star comes to visit, Paul and Barry become his bodyguards. But then, the duo suspect he is a spy and decide to stop him performing...

Paul and Barry take jobs as country postmen and find themselves in the middle of a feud between two landowners, Mrs. Blenkinsop (a poor lonely old lady with not much money) and Mad MacMidus. Who will be the first to catch gold fever?

A delivery man slips up Paul and Barry's fish and chip shop. Threatening to sue, this sends them to a stately home where they attempt to put up a valuable tapestry but will they even get it upstairs?

When the float showcasing Dan's new Mexican restaurant breaks down Paul decides he can fix it. Quite soon there is a large traffic jam building...

Paul and Barry visit a garden centre, causing chaos as usual.

Paul and Barry arrive to do a spot of cleaning for an avid matchstick modeler. Unfortunately things don't go quite as well as they might.

The duo's host is allergic to animals so they try to remove the Rhino they discover in the Paul's bedroom.

Paul and Barry attempt more than one kind of delivery when they get jobs as milkmen.

There's a close encounter with the X Files when Paul investigates the paranormal and Barry meets a man from Venus.

Paul gets a job as a lollipop man and Barry is a traffic warden. When a disgruntled motorist takes Paul's lollipop stick, the brothers disguise themselves as old ladies to get it back.

Paul, Barry and No Slacking are catering for the Duke of Kumquat's candlelit meal with Dan's niece. A proposal is on the cards, but is the Duke just in it for the money?

The brothers are having a spot of trouble with the telephones in their office. Trying to fix them does more harm than good and causes problems for an engineer.

Paul and Barry install a safe for Dan the Van's Gran and discover a priceless ruby and some suspicious dinner guests.

The ruby has gone missing, so Paul and Barry visit the mill owner, Tatlock, who they believe to be the most likely suspect, on his own teritory.

Paul and Barry go to the second suspect on their list of suspects, the suave Carrington-Smythe. Rather than tackle him direct, they search his flat for clues.

With Paul and Barry helping out in Santa's workshop, will Christmas cheers turn into Christmas tears?

Christmas in the 19th century at the Chuckle's Sweet Emporium and it's Peace and Goodwill to all men, except Barry. That is, until Paul recieves a ghostly visitation.

Mummy's the word as Paul and Barry look after a spooky museum after dark.

A mischievous leprechaun digs up trouble for Paul and Barry when they give No Slacking's garden a makeover.

TV Reality comes to Paul and Barry as they attempt to turn a run down cottage into a solar powered pottery

Paul and Barry are running a roadside mobile café but, first things first, can they get it to balence?

Paul and Barry pay their Scottish cousins, the McChuckles, a visit. It seems Douglas thinks he is an Australian, so they attempt to help him rediscover his roots...

A consumer TV programme manages to engage the duo's services for three different jobs. They must fix a tap, then a door that is sticking and also a lay a new drive-way. The Chuckles proceed to demonstrate how NOT to do things...

Barry is minding Mr Hersee's grocery shop, but then Paul turns up and decides to show him how things are done. When the brothers discover someone has ""stolen"" all the supplies, they set out to retrieve them, but all is not as it seems...