Wilt on High
by Tom Sharpe | 
The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin
by David Nobbs | 
The Throwback
by Tom Sharpe | 
Wilt in Nowhere
by Tom Sharpe | 
Father of the Bride
by Edward Streeter | 
Blott on the Landscape
by Tom Sharpe | 
Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About
by Mil Millington | 
The Stench of Honolulu
by Jack Handey | 
Duncan Delaney and the Cadillac of Doom
by A. L. Haskett | 
The Adventures of Sally
by P. G. Wodehouse | 
Cocktail Time
by P. G. Wodehouse | 
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
by Anita Loos | 
Porterhouse Blue
by Tom Sharpe | 
The Mouse That Roared
by Leonard Wibberley | 
May Contain Nuts
by John O'Farrell |
Reggie soon reveals his real identity to Elizabeth (who knew it all along). After various tribulations including a time working with pigs, Reggie opens a shop, called Grot, which proudly announces that everything sold in it is useless. To Reggie's astonishment, the thing becomes a huge success, with strings of Grot shops throughout Europe. He tries to destroy the monster that he has created, but monsters are not easily destroyed.