Spotting Labour rival Ed Balls in a nearby play-park, George hides and spies on his opponent. He notices Ed has a far nicer toy car than he does, and become jealous.
Terrified, George awakes to a world where people's heads end just above their eyebrows. He is particularly upset by this development as he got a snazzy new haircut yesterday and wanted to show it off.
George is caught out when he leaves the house without a tie. He is captured and publicly flogged upon the bottom. Still, boys will be boys.
Faced with economic criticisms, George hits upon a brilliant plan to gain the exchequer some cash. Taking advantage of his giant size, George terrifies local townsfolk into paying expensive tributes. Despite promising not to, George proceeds to eat their sheep.
George's alarm clock fails to wake him nice and early. Rising late, he hasn't the time to shave before work, nor does he manage to perform the rigorous callisthenics required to keep his face tight and muscular.
Enjoying a nice lunch in the park and feeding some sparrows, George turns around to feed an errant bird. An out-of-focus woman freezes George to his core, and a roguish curl attempts to flee his head.
Donning a freshly-baked tie and checking his appearance in the mirror, George is shocked to discover his face has moved several inches too the left. He hopes this won't ruin his soup.