Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house, and Rigsby's keenness to portray himself as in prime condition lead him to challenging Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine
Rigsby returns from a Spanish holiday to find Alan has let out the two spare rooms. He's happy Miss Jones has returned, but less enthusiastic about a single mother and her baby. S3 E1: That's My Boy
Miss Jones has become engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out - Rigsby is distraught but determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses
Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck
Rigsby's found a new lodger called Seymour, who's staying in town away from his country estate. Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity though. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman
Rigsby's hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening. Unfortunately, he has a cashflow problem, and a string of unwelcome visitors start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders
Could rumours of the Grey Lady who haunts the house be true? Rigsby certainly believes so, although he has not seen her - yet. S2 E7: Things That Go Bump In The Night
Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck
With Miss Jones collecting for a famine charity, Philip challenges Rigsby to go 48 hours without eating. He gladly accepts the offer, but soon finds his will weakening. S2 E2: Food Glorious Food
Ruth is depressed following 'the deception' of a recent male friend. Rigsby takes what he believes to be his chance to woo her. S2 E1; The Permissive Society
An election polarises the household. Rigsby supports the Conservatives, Alan and Philip lean towards Labour, whilst Miss Jones is impressed with the Liberal candidate. S1 E7: Stand Up and Be Counted
Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, and Rigsby suspects everyone else. A police detective appears and begins to investigate. S1 E6: The Prowler
Spooner annoys the household by playing his radio loudly. Rigsby is annoyed, but finds it difficult to pluck up the courage to confront him about it. S1 E5: All Our Yesterdays
Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house, and Rigsby's keenness to portray himself as in prime condition lead him to challenging Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine
With Miss Jones collecting for a famine charity, Philip challenges Rigsby to go 48 hours without eating. He gladly accepts the offer, but soon finds his will weakening. S2 E2: Food Glorious Food
Ruth is depressed following 'the deception' of a recent male friend. Rigsby takes what he believes to be his chance to woo her. S2 E1; The Permissive Society
Rigsby becomes convinced that magic is real after Philip bangs a ritual spear on the floor. Ruth tries to offer herself to Rigsby. Philip and Alan play a trick on him. S1 E2: Black Magic
An election polarises the household. Rigsby supports the Conservatives, Alan and Philip lean towards Labour, whilst Miss Jones is impressed with the Liberal candidate. S1 E7: Stand Up and Be Counted
Rigsby is looking for another lodger. One of his current lodgers, Miss Jones, is keen for her acquaintance, Philip, to move in, because she is attracted to him. S1 E1: The New Lodger
Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, and Rigsby suspects everyone else. A police detective appears and begins to investigate. S1 E6: The Prowler
Spooner annoys the household by playing his radio loudly. Rigsby is annoyed, but finds it difficult to pluck up the courage to confront him about it. S1 E5: All Our Yesterdays
New resident Ambrose claims he has the power of hypnosis due to his gypsy blood. Rigsby is sceptical but soon wonders if Ambrose's abilities could be used in his favour. S4 E5: Under The Influence
Rigsby decides to move on, giving up on Miss Jones and filing for divorce. He places an advert in the local newspaper, but his search for love doesn't run entirely smoothly. S4 E4: Pink Carnations
Rigsby is ecstatic to learn that he has inherited his Uncle George's fortune, but distressed at the clause that he must be happily married. S4 E3: Great Expectations
Rigsby becomes convinced that magic is real after Philip bangs a ritual spear on the floor. Ruth tries to offer herself to Rigsby. Philip and Alan play a trick on him. S1 E2: Black Magic
Gwyn, a fundamentalist Welsh preacher who abstains from everything and spends much of his time praying moves in, and has some success in converting Rigsby to the faith. S4 E2: Fire And Brimstone.
Rigsby is looking for another lodger. One of his current lodgers, Miss Jones, is keen for her acquaintance, Philip, to move in, because she is attracted to him. S1 E1: The New Lodger
Rigsby's a little over-enthusiastic with advice when a couple of newly-weds move into the house. However, a rude surprise awaits him. S4 E1: Hello Young Lovers
Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house when Rigsby's keenness to portray himself in prime condition leads him to challenge Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine
Clunk Click: Rigsby turns up at the house with a new sports car apparently purchased in yet another attempt to woo Miss Jones, but his driving doesn't appear to be as stylish as his motor.
Miss Jones is collecting for a famine charity when Philip challenges Rigsby to go 48 hours without eating - Rigsby gladly accepts the offer but soon finds his will weakening. S2 E2: Food Glorious Food
Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck
When Ruth is depressed following the 'deception' of a recent male friend, Rigsby takes what he believes to be his chance to woo her. S2 E1: The Permissive Society
Rigsby returns from a Spanish holiday to find Alan has let out the two spare rooms; he's happy Miss Jones has returned but less enthusiastic about a single mother and her baby. S3 E1: That's My Boy
An election polarises the household - Rigsby supports the Conservatives, Alan and Philip lean towards Labour, and Miss Jones is impressed with the Liberal candidate. S1 E7: Stand Up and Be Counted
When Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, Rigsby suspects everyone else as a police detective appears and begins to investigate. S1 E6: The Prowler
Could rumours of the Grey Lady who haunts the house be true? Rigsby certainly believes so, but he has not seen her yet... S2 E7: Things That Go Bump In The Night
Mr Spooner annoys the household by playing his radio loudly - Rigsby is annoyed, but he finds it difficult to pluck up the courage to confront him about it. S1 E5: All Our Yesterdays
Rigsby is hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening, but he has a cashflow problem and a string of unwelcome visitors who start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders
Rigsby has found a new lodger called Seymour who is staying in town away from his country estate, but Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman
When Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out, Rigsby is distraught but is determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses
Rigsby becomes convinced that magic is real after Philip bangs a ritual spear on the floor - while Ruth tries to offer herself to Rigsby, Philip and Alan play a trick on him. S1 E2: Black Magic
Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house when Rigsby's keenness to portray himself in prime condition leads him to challenge Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine
Rigsby is looking for another lodger - one of his current lodgers, Miss Jones, is keen for her acquaintance Philip to move in because she is attracted to him. S1 E1: The New Lodger
Miss Jones is collecting for a famine charity when Philip challenges Rigsby to go 48 hours without eating - Rigsby gladly accepts the offer but soon finds his will weakening. S2 E2: Food Glorious Food
When Ruth is depressed following the 'deception' of a recent male friend, Rigsby takes what he believes to be his chance to woo her. S2 E1: The Permissive Society
Under The Influence: New resident Ambrose claims he has the power of hypnosis due to his gypsy blood - Rigsby is sceptical but soon wonders if Ambrose's abilities could be used in his favour.
An election polarises the household - Rigsby supports the Conservatives, Alan and Philip lean towards Labour, and Miss Jones is impressed with the Liberal candidate. S1 E7: Stand Up and Be Counted
Rigsby decides to move on, give up on Miss Jones and file for divorce - he places an advert in the local newspaper, but his search for love doesn't run entirely smoothly. S4 E4: Pink Carnations
When Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, Rigsby suspects everyone else as a police detective appears and begins to investigate. S1 E6: The Prowler
Rigsby is ecstatic to learn that he has inherited his Uncle George's fortune but distressed at a clause that he must be happily married. S4 E3: Great Expectations