Synopsis:
Dolly’s therapist, Ruth, fancies her but Dolly fancies osteopath Ken.
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Dolly relaxes in her seat, the train pulls out and her large hot chocolate drink spills all over her copy of Hello. And that is just the start of eight hours of commuting hell.
- Comedy
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Monica is homeless and harmless so Dolly offers her a room. Meet the bathroom- hogging, note-leaving, food-labelling flatmate from hell.
- Comedy
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Dolly and mum Ivy go off to buy an outfit. Will it be fun and gossip or heated fashion disputes in the communal changing rooms.
- Comedy
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After sixty seconds sleep and a bout of diarrhoea, Dolly is more than ready for her driving test.
- Comedy
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Dolly is stressed out so best friend Belle organises a relaxing day. However, racing in the pool, fighting with the masseuse and plotting during meditation is surely missing the point.
- Comedy
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A particularly acidic orange juice finds Dolly dreadlocked and stilt-walking naked – a trip to remember, if only she could!
- Comedy
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Dolly’s period is late and, despite months of celibacy, she eagerly prepares for motherhood. However, undesirable ex, Nobby, has ideas about his rights as the `father.’
- Comedy
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Dolly enters a poetry competition – for children.
- Comedy
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An animated sit-com about Dolly Pond, a woman trying to escape her dreary life. In the first episode Dolly falls madly in love with ginger-haired Sid Boatman but fantasies about ginger-haired babies give way to fears of a lifetime of drudgery.
- Comedy
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Dolly decides to throw a party but her exciting, interesting guests all turn up just as her family decide to try their hand at dancing and a few practical jokes.
- Comedy
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Belle wants beers and a Greek waiter, Dolly wants fresh salads and Greek culture. Holidaying with a friend can cause friction.
- Comedy
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Dolly’s ex, Nobby, meets a new squeeze so Dolly has to use all her sexual and culinary skills to win him back. However, when he is dropped, Dolly doesn’t really want him that much after all.
- Comedy