Bob and Margaret

Season 3

TV-PG

This animated British TV series follows the adventures of a married couple, Bob and Margaret Fish. Bob is a dentist and Margaret is a chiropodist. They have no children. The show turns everyday occurrences like grocery shopping into comedic outings.

Where to Watch Bob and Margaret • Season 3

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13 Episodes

Stranded in Toronto
E1
Stranded in TorontoBob and Margaret must spend time with their Canadian cousins when their New York flight is rerouted to Toronto.
Strangers in a Strange Land
E2
Strangers in a Strange LandBob and Margaret are mortified to discover that while they have been cooped up at Cookie and Melvin's house in Mississauga, Ontario, Bob's unreliable receptionist Penny has left their dogs unattended.
Margaret Gets a Job
E3
Margaret Gets a JobNow in Canada, Bob gets a job at an inner-city dental clinic and Margaret enters the world of women's foot care.
Til Death Do Us Part
E4
Til Death Do Us PartBob buys a cemetery plot for Margaret as an anniversary gift.
The Wedding
E5
The WeddingBob and Margaret are invited to their goddaughter's wedding, which will be televised.
Fish at the Bat
E6
Fish at the BatNormally non-athletic Bob joins the office softball team.
Over-Exposed
E7
Over-ExposedWhen Margaret accidentally picks up her neighbor's photos at the pharmacy, Bob insists on peeking at them and is shocked to find the neighbor and her husband in a series of uncompromising amorous positions.
Age Before Beauty
E8
Age Before BeautyMargaret becomes self-conscious about her looks
Book Club
E9
Book ClubBob and Margaret try to expand their limited social circle by joining a book club.
On Location
E10
On LocationA film crew begins shooting a movie on their street.
Cottage Country
E11
Cottage CountryBob's obnoxious cousins ruin his visit with the president of the dental council.
Driving Bob
E12
Driving BobBob and Margaret apply for Canadian drivers' licenses, but Bob fails his test.
Undefended Border
E13
Undefended BorderAfter Bob and Margaret go shopping in the States, they must transport their goods back through customs.