Sick (The Young Ones) long about the cycle of plant life, and later buries him in special, grow-anything compost. Neil subsequently re-grows as three separate Neils. Meanwhile, Rick is being taunted by his own conscience for killing Neil while he slept in his bed and has a nightmare about being on trial by judge Mike and prosecutor Vyvyan, who suggests they decide to hang Rick, when girls shows up and wishes that the "People's Poet" will not die. But first, the girls are going to strip naked for Rick. Rick's conscience wakes him up for having a wet dream when he is supposed to
Oil (The Young Ones) Rick briskly between the legs with a cricket bat (Rick: "Ha! Missed both my legs!"). After Neil unwittingly injures Vyvyan with a pickaxe through the head whilst digging for oil, Rick commands Neil to "Throw off the shackles of oppression" and prompts a workers' revolution which is ultimately proved futile by a demanding benefit band headed by Alexei Sayle in his Balowski persona. In the first instance that Rick, Vyvyan and Neil are in the cellar digging for oil, there is a song playing on the radio, which is an obscure Soul hit from 1973 called "I'm Bustin' My Rocks