Norman's fortunes take a turn when he purchases a monkey from an elderly man in the park and immediately begins amassing a fortune. However, fate is not inclined to let such good luck endure...

A severe thunderstorm forces Norman to seek refuge in an auction room. Inside, he experiences a series of strange accidents, including dodging an explosion, accidentally touching the Venus de Milo, and trying to evade a dangerous thug known as Mr. Big.

Are you a seven-stone weakling? Do you get sand kicked in your face? Even by women? Then follow Norman's example and get into uniform. Everybody respects a uniform - or so believes Norman. Yet he's too small to join the police force, nearly drowns as a lifeguard, and faints as a first-aid man! Finally, he goes for an interview as a night security officer...

When you die, you die. However, there's no assurance you'll make it if Norman is behind the wheel of the hearse!

Deirdre St. John Featherstone-Haugh is stunning, elegant, and cunning - and she has her sights set on Norman. Not out of attraction, but because she requires a partner in crime to secure a large sum of money. With amnesia, Norman is unwittingly drawn into her deceitful scheme. He is forced to masquerade as a prominent aristocrat and a former head-boy of Eton.

Cheer up - you are smarter than you think. At least, that's what Norman discovers when he becomes the star performer on a TV quiz show.

When Norman is present, anything can happen - and it usually does. Who else on a construction site could mistakenly guide the operator of a wrecking ball machine to demolish the restroom while the foreman is inside? After such a memorable mistake, Norman questions if life is still meaningful - a mindset that will take him into uncharted territory.

Norman finds himself in tight holds, hindered by Kent Walton! He once again encounters a variety of unbelievable situations, including a dip in a freezing lake and a confrontation with three top wrestlers.

Norman goes to donate blood to help society, but the hospital ends up receiving more than they expected.

Norman has always believed in being honest, but when he tries to return a lost ring to its owner, he almost ends up in jail! Honesty is not always the best policy in this case.

Most people dream of winning a prize one day. Norman is thrilled when he wins a supermarket competition. However, he soon discovers that not everything that shines is gold.

Norman inadvertently overhears a scheme to duplicate confidential documents from a foreign embassy. Naturally, he is apprehended and subsequently experiences a sequence of close calls as his captors contemplate 'eliminating' him.

A series of accidents propels Norman into the art world. His 'unique talents' astound art experts and critics alike, making him 'the master' to his devoted followers.

Working as a clerk in a builder's office requires a quick brain and a pragmatic mind - something Norman lacks. However, he does possess a sense of duty. When his flatmate, Alec Potter, borrows a ladder without informing the boss, Norman tries to fix the situation but finds himself in a precarious position.

Norman and the boss's daughter should both be happy as he searches for a birthday gift for her. However, Alec plays a trick, leaving Norman in a risky situation.

Norman is not the person you want around when the company transitions to double glazing.

For Norman, the solution to sharing a room with Alec is clear - partition. When Albert, the boss, discovers the decrease in timber stocks at the builders' yard, Norman is immediately suspected. Determined to prove his innocence, Norman sets out to catch the real culprit.

Alec's artfulness cannot even separate his new girlfriend from her chaperone.

Norman's curiosity about Alec's well-being leads to unexpected consequences.

With the boss sick with flu, Norman acquires a liking for leadership. (final episode of the series).