| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | The Bear And The Two Travellers | 20050228 | Isabella thought that Lizzie was her best friend. Oh dear. | |
| 02 | The Young Man And The Lady Of The Night | 20050301 | 20060430 | Norman was fleeced by a woman he loved, but he has no regrets. Is he a fool? |
| 03 | Socrates And His Friends | 20050302 | 20060507 | Julie won over a million on the lottery and yet with almost aggressive normality she leads her old life, living in a bog standard semi and cooking for the local fire station. |
| 04 | The Gnat And The Bull | 20050303 | Retirement can be like living in Siberia - there are no landmarks as far as the eye can see. | |
| 05 LAST | The Donkey And The Horse | 20050304 | 20060423 | This story asks - what does fate have in store for us? |
| 20060514 | Are Aesop's fables relevant today? How do they stand up to modern moral dilemmas? 4/4. The Gnat and the Bull Fables read by Paul Ewing. Retirement can be like living in Siberia - there are no landmarks as far as the eye can see. Interviews conducted by Jo Morris |