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==Plot summary== The Porters are a working-class family who live in [[Chiswick]], London who at first seem normal enough. Bill is the sensible, level-headed mother who does the cooking and housework whilst working for a bakery with her highly sexed best friend Rona. Ben is the father, who is often just as immature as the children. He runs a heating repair business with his moody and sarcastic assistant Christine. Jenny is the typical teenage daughter, keen on boys, music and vegetarianism, and David is the mischievous younger brother, who enjoys horror films, aliens and annoying his older sister. However, the Porters' world is frequently upended by bizarre occurrences and bad luck. Whether it is dealing with flatulent dogs, a frozen body in a freezer in the front room, or even stumbling across a warehouse filled with [[Shirley Bassey]]'s cast-off ballgowns, anything seems possible in the Porters' world. Traditionally Christmas episodes would feature characters collectively performing a musical number.<ref>{{cite news|first=James|last=Leyfield|date=11 August 2016|url=https://uk.news.yahoo.com/why-2point4-children-is-one-of-britains-most-215617530.html|title=The Tragic Story Behind 2Point4 Children β One Of Britain's Most Underrated Sitcoms|publisher=[[Yahoo! News]]|access-date=15 July 2020}}</ref>
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