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- The Upper Hand is a British television sitcom which was broadcast on ITV from 1990 to 1996. Seven series and 94 episodes were produced. The following is a list of episodes. (en)
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- List of The Upper Hand episodes#Series 1 (en)
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- List of The Upper Hand episodes#Series 4 (en)
- List of The Upper Hand episodes#Series 5 (en)
- List of The Upper Hand episodes#Series 6 (en)
- List of The Upper Hand episodes#Series 7 (en)
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- Charlie starts to get jealous when Caroline is spending all her time with the new guy at work. Guest starring Martin Clunes. (en)
- Caroline has sprained her ankle and is laid-up in bed. She becomes alarmed by Charlie's possessive behaviour. (en)
- Caroline doesn't want to forgive Charlie for the way in which he proposed. (en)
- Charlie repays a favour owed to an old friend by taking their unruly daughter on to help with the housekeeping. (en)
- Charlie and Caroline are still trying for a baby. The pregnancy test is positive - but whose is it? Caroline's? Or Joanna's? (en)
- When a water leak in the ceiling downstairs is traced to Caroline's bedroom, Charlie decides it would be a good time to give the whole bedroom a makeover. (en)
- Auntie Pat's uncle Al needs someone to help him mend his criminal ways and Charlie volunteers. (en)
- Charlie's godmother and mother find their passions aroused by the same man, forcing Charlie and Caroline to take sides. (en)
- Caroline joins a health club and feels insecure about fitting in with the "in-crowd". (en)
- Who shot Caroline's biggest client? Charlie and Laura have some explaining to do. (en)
- Caroline's business goes through a bad patch and she uses money from the household account to support it. Charlie's shopping cheque bounces, and he imposes an economy drive on the family. Caroline, however, cannot stop spending money. (en)
- Charlie, disillusioned by the materialistic motives of a footballer, falls out with the rest of the family. (en)
- Joanna asks Charlie to help her get a job,but he's reluctant, remembering the disaster he had on his hands after he helped Tom. (en)
- It's Charlie and Caroline's wedding day and everything that can go wrong, does go wrong. (en)
- Caroline is distraught when she realises she's been talking loudly in her sleep. (en)
- When Charlie agrees to coach Caroline's volleyball team, she is the one that gets left out. (en)
- A boxing match is used as a school fundraiser. (en)
- Newly-weds Joanna and Dan are back from their honeymoon, but the university has thrown them out of the halls of residence, and they move in with Charlie and Caroline. The idea of Joanna and Dan sharing a bed keeps Charlie awake at night. (en)
- Charlie takes Caroline to a footballers' reunion with Kevin Keegan. Charlie bumps into an old flame and pretends he and Caroline are married. (en)
- Laura is feeling neglected and unloved - until an old friend turns up and invites her on a world tour. But 2 stars in one small room means Star Wars. (en)
- Charlie takes the family to help Auntie Pat at the summer fayre and meets up with some people he used to know, including the only girl from his neighborhood who refused to date him. (en)
- Charlie and Caroline reminisce about their honeymoon. (en)
- Caroline is forced to take in her mother when Laura's flat is damaged by fire. (en)
- On a family trip to the Caribbean, Charlie feels left out, but a walk with Caroline in the moonlight soon turns out to be very revealing. (en)
- Charlie promises not to put pressure on Caroline to marry him. They take an adventure holiday in which they go hiking and cycling. (en)
- After Caroline takes an escort to the advertising awards, Charlie decides it is time that he took her out for a date. He decides that a Comedy Club is the ideal place for a first date however, Caroline is not impressed. (en)
- Caroline is tempted by an offer to merge her company with another advertising agency, but Laura is not part of the package. (en)
- Tom tries to impress a girlfriend from school by using Charlie's jeep despite the fact that he is too young to drive legally. (en)
- Caroline invites a man-eating friend for dinner; Laura's date is Caroline's ex. Jealousy threatens to mar the evening - until Charlie & Caroline trust their marriage. (en)
- Caroline's domineering grandmother comes to stay and announces she will prevent her marriage to Charlie. She suggests a pre-nuptial agreement, and once the solicitors are brought in the negotiations soon turn into a slanging match. (en)
- Joanna unsuccessfully tries to hide from Charlie the love bite the coolest guy in the school, gave her. He tries to warn her about how teenage boys can be manipulative with girls. (en)
- When Charlie feels henpecked, he tries to let Caroline know who the real boss is with disastrous results. (en)
- Geoffrey creates a special evening for Caroline and confides in Laura that he's going to offer her a share in his timeshare, but Caroline is expecting an entirely different proposal. Guest starring Simon Williams. (en)
- Problems ensure when new neighbours decide to re-establish their garden boundaries. More problems occur when Charlie and Caroline catch the neighbours' daughter kissing Tom. (en)
- When Charlie and Caroline swap roles, Caroline comes off worse. (en)
- Charlie's father-in-law Nick turns up, but their relationship isn't the best. However, things change when Nick claims he is dying - but are things what they seem? Guest starring Anthony Newley. (en)
- When Laura is stood up, Charlie takes her and Caroline to the Casino as planned. (en)
- Charlie is torn about replacing the van. This episode features the 1976 hit "You to Me Are Everything" by The Real Thing during the episode and in the credits, replacing the theme tune. (en)
- A visitor to the house offers a significant sum to sell up so Charlie and Caroline go house-hunting. (en)
- Charlie is left feeling guilty when his tennis opponent, Fred, drops dead on the court. The arrival of Fred's twin, Ted gives him an opportunity to make amends, but when Ted begins to take advantage, Charlie loses his cool and challenges him to a tennis match. (en)
- Charlie becomes jealous of a long legged friend of Caroline's, while Caroline is spending time with someone very familiar... (en)
- Charlie isn't pleased when Caroline is spending all her time with her new colleague. (en)
- Joanna brings her new boyfriend home to meet her father and announces that they are engaged. (en)
- Laura's innocent dinner party throws up some surprises. (en)
- Al is flat hunting but Charlie messes things up. Caroline has to market a new soft drink which tastes disgusting. (en)
- Joanna and her new-found fiancé, Dan, elope to Gretna Green, but are followed by their relatives who drive through the night to catch them. (en)
- Joanna is allowed to go to a party, but she gets drunk and becomes very ill as a consequence. (en)
- Charlie and Caroline can't agree over Charlie's choice of tenant for Caroline's cottage. (en)
- Caroline pursues an advertising account with a trendy, young fashion design agency. (en)
- Charlie meets an old girlfriend now married to another Charlie. His insecurities mounting, this Charlie challenges Charlie at pool. One Charlie wins, one loses, and both discover new depths to their marriages. (en)
- Laura takes on Caroline's identity so that she can gatecrash a society ball, but bites off more than she can chew. (en)
- Joanna is devastated to discover that, according to Charlie, her grandfather is not in Spain, but in prison. (en)
- Charlie convinces Caroline to go on a pity date with his recently divorced friend Trevor. (en)
- Charlie fears Caroline is asking for trouble when she asks out the youth club's wildest member. (en)
- Charlie has an allergic reaction every time he is forced to think about getting married. (en)
- Tom's school wants him to move a year ahead and Caroline is thrilled, but has decide whether to cope with the influence of the older children. (en)
- An old friend of Caroline's, Brian Thomas, appears at the door and declares that he's Caroline's husband. Note: William Puttock is credited for, but does not appear in, this episode. (en)
- Dan gets a job in Paris but Jo doesn't want to go. Charlie can't resist interfering - but will he make things better, or worse? (en)
- It's time for declarations of love - or is it? Katherine Helmond appears as Madame Alexandra, who predicts Charlie will marry the last woman he kisses before midnight. (en)
- Charlie is knocked out and dreams that he has remained a football player with all the money and trappings associated with it. (en)
- Nick is released from prison and Caroline invites him to stay as he has nowhere else to go. (en)
- When Laura strikes a sexy pose for a magazine, it hampers Tom's chances of becoming form rep. (en)
- Charlie agrees to let Joanna spend a week with him on work experience. However, she soon wishes she was back at school. (en)
- Charlie tries to stop Joanna from managing Al's band, but when he changes his mind and tries to help her it causes a bigger row. (en)
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- The Upper Hand is a British television sitcom which was broadcast on ITV from 1990 to 1996. Seven series and 94 episodes were produced. The following is a list of episodes. (en)
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