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The Skeleton in the Cupboard

Season 2, Episode 5, Aired Oct 13, 1992

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The St Christopher causes an argument between Jenny and David, resulting in it being left behind in the house with Bill. Shortly afterward she senses a strange presence in the house, watching her every movement. At work, Rona confides that she has rekindled her relationship with her ex-husband to be, Gordon. There's just one problem: he has erroneously gotten the impression that she is a virgin. At home again, Bill rashly suggests that she and Ben change places with the kids so that they can see what its like running the house. They are both banished to the bedroom with no dinner. Out in a bar with Gordon, Rona is forced into revealing the truth about her past. In the bedroom, Ben gives Bill a letter he picked up earlier; an interview for a job she applied for. Next day, arriving at the interview after a string of disasters, Bill discovers a naked man interviewing her, later learning that he has had a nervous breakdown and there is no job to apply for. She returns home, depressed, when Rona enters and reveals that AirMeals have gone bankrupt and they are out of a job. She then breaks the news that Gordon has a similar past and doesn't mind. He has asked her to marry him ... again. She gives the catering for the wedding to Bill as her first job as a caterer. The watchful presence is revealed to be Ben secretly filming them with his new camcorder.moreless

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