Poppy is an elderly man who lives in a grand old house with his wife Lynn, daughter Judy and son Hugo. Between them, they run Poppy's Fields, a very quaint old-fashioned retirement home. They employ Johnny, a not so friendly orderly to help run the place and sadly they leave him with most of the work of which he does quite poorly and with an unsuspecting sociopath type eye. When Poppy and Lynn learn from their lawyer friend Sam that they're about to lose the place, they're forced to accept financial help from Sam, who's not the most lawful lawyer, a group of bewildered borders who've rented out the top floor and Johnny who definitely doesn't quite have the best interests of the clients in his heart. In this dark comedy, the characters are different than in other television shows in that they are meant to grow and to learn (albeit slowly) lessons about love, life and growing old. The show is deeply and intentionally dark but with a heart. From week to week, the group will scheme and ...