
Story
Paul Green is working on a story about a flirtatious fireman when graffiti appears on a wall, adding an unexpected complication to his investigation. At the same time, Naomi needs help with Joshie’s sixth birthday party, and Paul steps in to lend a hand. It could all work out well, were it not for a thirty-year-old Scalextric set, a helium balloon and Simon’s inappropriate interest in Ruth, the mother of the child from hell.
Paul’s journalistic instincts collide with the practical disasters of family life, creating a comic episode of awkward encounters, fragile plans and escalating misunderstandings.
Overview
The Jewish Enquirer is a British comedy series following the misadventures of Paul Green, an investigative journalist at a small Jewish publication in the United Kingdom. His work demands persistence and curiosity, while everyday relationships keep pulling him into situations that prove far more complicated than any article.
This episode pairs a journalist’s investigation with social embarrassment and birthday-party mayhem. Its humour grows from the clash between Paul’s professional ambitions and the unruly demands of the people around him, giving the story a lively, awkward and distinctly character-driven tone.
Cast and Characters
- Tim Downie is part of the series cast.
- Paul Green is an investigative journalist whose latest story becomes entangled with an increasingly difficult birthday celebration.
- Naomi needs help with the arrangements for Joshie’s party and turns to Paul.
- Joshie is the child whose sixth birthday party sets the chaos in motion.
- Simon adds another source of discomfort through his designs on Ruth.
- Ruth is the mother of the troubled child, drawn into the awkward complications surrounding the party.






































