Jimmy gets caught thieving his sister's pillow for the feathers. She gets her own back by sneaking on him to his mother regarding the goose he's got in the wardrobe..
A posh wedding is in the offing and Jimmy's name is in the frame for pageboy. His mother's all for it, but Jimmy's determined to scarper as soon as he sees what he's supposed to wear!
Jimmy is swizzed by the cereal makers when his box of chocolates doesn't contain a free gift, but his breakfast angst is sidetracked when his father discovers that his identity has been thieved by his own son.
Jimmy's parents are putting on their gladrags and going out for the evening. They're sure that Jimmy won't need a babysitter, but hadn't reckoned on him inviting a tramp once the house is empty.
Jimmy's dad rails against the zombification of his family and the erosion of social intercourse, coming up with a tough love solution: the telly will be turned off until further notice!
Jimmy's dad is in a bit of a tizz - why on earth is his son being so conscientious and doing his chores without being told? Has he set fire to the Scout hut again?
Jimmy gets the chance to join in an acting agency, specialising in commercials. His mother is very keen, but his dad is considerably sceptical!
TV adaptation of the long running BBC radio show (on the old Light program from 1959 - 1972, (280 episodes) with 'Jimmy Clitheroe' as the naughty schoolboy Jimmy. This is the only surviving episode of the sequel series Just Jimmy and is taken from the DVD "That's My Boy" Cousin Danny's motorbike seems the complete answer to Jimmy's transportation problems, but there are now more limits than speed for the aspiring skid-lid kid.
