In this pilot for the series we meet the Tooting Popular Front and its leader. A new comedy about a young Londoner who sees himself as the Che Guevara of Tooting, with Robert Lindsay as Wolfie Smith.

Some sources erroneously name the pilot as 'A Roof Over My Head', which was actually the title of the previous week's Comedy Special, written by Barry Took (which also led to a series).

After the failure of their coup, Wolfie and the gang are stuck in jail.

Wolfie and the gang are released from prison and notice that Tooting has changed a lot, so Wolfie thinks of a plan to try and change things back to normal.

Wolfie plans to try and disrupt a proposed tour of the UK by a multi-racial rugby team from South Africa.

Wolfie turns up for jury duty and finds out that the trial is for Ronnie Lynch.

When some unexpected visitors call at the house, it looks like everyone will have a night that they won't forget in a hurry.

The Tooting Popular Front hire a private detective to prove that Speed is innocent of the crime that he has been accused of commiting.

Trying to save the town that he loves gets Wolfie in a lot of trouble.

Christmas Special: Ken and Wolfie take a trip over to Italy for the christmas holidays.