In an effort to free themselves from the Sergeant Major, the men suggest that he apply for a commission.
The Concert Party travels to the front.
The men reach England and prepare for demobilisation.
The Concert Party are roped into testing a new anti-malaria drug.
Captain Ashwood falls victim to unwanted attention from a female officer.
The men get a chance to perform on Forces Radio.
A head injury changes Beaumont's personality, turning him into a fighting machine.
It's time for the men from the Concert Party to start the return journey to Britain. Everyone is supposed to have injections before setting off. The vaccine runs out before Lofty gets his jabs, so he has to stay behind when the others begin their journey. A new batch of vaccine turns up after the others have left, so Lofty is given his injections and, accompanied by the Char Wallah, he sets off to try to catch up with the main evacuation party.
Now that the war is over, the natives return to their village. They want the men from the Concert Party to move out so that they can return to their homes. Sergeant Major Williams insists on dealing with them in a less than diplomatic fashion.
A show on the river does not go the way it was planned.
The Sergeant Major makes a decision guaranteed to cause uproar when he picks a Scottish audience to watch a special English performance.
When Gunner Graham stands to inherit some money, everybody wants to give him financial advice.
Whilst playing the RMS Lollipop, The Concert Party hear that Japan has surrendred on the S.S. Mersury and the Second World War is over. One single Japanese soldier has not heard the news that Japan has surrendered. Can the men from the Concert Party convince him to lay down his weapons?