Tom is excited about going back to his old flat and, thanks to an old film and an old friend, there are surprises round the corner.

Ronnie Barker is Fletcher, who proves you can't keep an old lag, or pig, down. He dreams up a novel way to relieve the boredom - and a few perks for himself, of course.

Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey.

Who could replace the magnificently purpled haired Mrs Slocombe? She returns from a bout of illness to discover that she is for the chop.

More pensioner power in the much-loved sitcom. Barry and Glenda are surprised when a man they met on holiday pays a visit.

Another slice of senior silliness. Nora reveals an ongoing feud with one Audrey Craig, who had the audacity to laugh about her hat at a wedding.

Classic sitcom. What's going on here? Jeffrey the boss gets drunk, which is somewhat out of character, and is escorted back to his chalet by Gladys.

Ronnie Barker is Fletcher, who proves you can't keep an old lag, or pig, down. He dreams up a novel way to relieve the boredom - and a few perks for himself, of course.

Hyacinth's brother-in-law Bruce is stuck up a tree. Emmett meets Daisy, Onslow and Rose.

Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey.

Watch out, Mainwaring's men are about! The platoon provides a guard of honour for a royal train passing through Walmington.

Classic sitcom. What's going on here? Jeffrey the boss gets drunk, which is somewhat out of character, and is escorted back to his chalet by Gladys.

Who could replace the magnificently purpled haired Mrs Slocombe? She returns from a bout of illness to discover that she is for the chop.

Ronnie Barker is Fletcher, who proves you can't keep an old lag, or pig, down. He dreams up a novel way to relieve the boredom - and a few perks for himself, of course.

Watch out, Mainwaring's men are about! The platoon provides a guard of honour for a royal train passing through Walmington.

More pensioner power in the much-loved sitcom. Barry and Glenda are surprised when a man they met on holiday pays a visit.

Another slice of senior silliness. Nora reveals an ongoing feud with one Audrey Craig, who had the audacity to laugh about her hat at a wedding.

Hyacinth's brother-in-law Bruce is stuck up a tree. Emmett meets Daisy, Onslow and Rose.

Ronnie Barker is Fletcher, who proves you can't keep an old lag, or pig, down. He dreams up a novel way to relieve the boredom - and a few perks for himself, of course.

Classic wartime sitcom. Mainwaring and the platoon take part in a Home Guard efficiency test.

Who could replace the magnificently purpled haired Mrs Slocombe? She returns from a bout of illness to discover that she is for the chop.

Steve Coogan plays Norwich's finest. Armed with programme ideas and a clump of cheese, Alan meets a BBC commissioner.

Steve Coogan returns as the hapless Alan Partridge. After a nervous breakdown, Alan has managed to rebuild his life with a coveted slot on Radio Norwich.

The sitcom that proves some men never really grow up - and some actually regress. When three becomes a crowd, Gary has to choose between Dorothy and Tony.

Another evening of stellar stand-up comedy from the Apollo. Host Danny Bhoy takes to the stage to introduce fellow stand-up favourites Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

Steve Coogan plays Norwich's finest. Armed with programme ideas and a clump of cheese, Alan meets a BBC commissioner.

Steve Coogan returns as the hapless Alan Partridge. After a nervous breakdown, Alan has managed to rebuild his life with a coveted slot on Radio Norwich.

The sitcom that proves some men never really grow up - and some actually regress. When three becomes a crowd, Gary has to choose between Dorothy and Tony.

Another evening of stellar stand-up comedy from the Apollo. Host Danny Bhoy takes to the stage to introduce fellow stand-up favourites Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

Tom is excited about going back to his old flat and, thanks to an old film and an old friend, there are surprises round the corner.