Only Child

Richard decides the time has come to clear out the clutter in his father's house, removing all of his father's belongings. However, Ken grows suspicious of his son's real intentions behind the clean‑up. The uneasy atmosphere suggests deeper family dynamics at play.

Raisins is a programme presented in an episodic format. It is listed simply as a “programme” of the genre “episode”, and the material provided offers no further classification beyond that. The series title and its structural label are the only identifiers given for the show. In this particular instalment, the central action revolves around Richard. He reaches the conclusion that the moment has arrived to clear out his father’s house, removing the clutter that has accumulated over the years. Determined to tackle the mess, he sets about organising and discarding the items that have been left behind, treating the task as a necessary clean‑up. Meanwhile, Ken watches Richard’s efforts with a growing sense of doubt. He begins to question the true purpose behind his son’s sudden drive to tidy the home, suspecting that there may be motives beyond a straightforward desire for order. Ken’s wariness adds an undercurrent of tension to the proceedings, as he keeps a close eye on what Richard is really trying to achieve. The episode therefore pivots on the clash between Richard’s declared intention to declutter and Ken’s lingering mistrust of that intention. This dynamic drives the narrative forward, leaving the audience to consider whether the clean‑up is simply about removing junk or whether something else lies beneath the surface.