A new spark in Rodney's life rekindles an old flame of Del's when Rodders starts dating a girl at the newsagents. But could there be a family connection?

A bittersweet episode written by John Sullivan after the death of actor Lennard Pearce, who played Grandad. The boys attend Grandad's funeral, and meet an uncle.

Comedy gold with the UK's favourite sitcom. Uncle Albert tries to get Del and Rodders out of a financial hole by literally falling down one - a stunt he's pulled before!

Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy one of the best comedies ever as Rodney's aspiration to be top of the pops is encouraged and then totally dashed by Del.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert are consigned to the dog watch when they earn some easy money looking after Boycie and Marlene's Great Dane puppy.

Rodders is at the mercy of Del as per usual in the brilliant comedy. Rodney needs a girlfriend to accompany him to a do in order to win a bet.

The comedy adored by the public with Del and Rodders Trotter. Del persuades Denzil to lend him his redundancy money, but if the butterfly flutters by, all is lost.

A new spark in Rodney's life rekindles an old flame of Del's when Rodders starts dating a girl at the newsagents. But could there be a family connection?

A bittersweet episode written by John Sullivan after the death of actor Lennard Pearce, who played Grandad. The boys attend Grandad's funeral, and meet an uncle.

Comedy gold with the UK's favourite sitcom. Uncle Albert tries to get Del and Rodders out of a financial hole by literally falling down one - a stunt he's pulled before!

Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy one of the best comedies ever as Rodney's aspiration to be top of the pops is encouraged and then totally dashed by Del.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert are consigned to the dog watch when they earn some easy money looking after Boycie and Marlene's Great Dane puppy.

Rodders is at the mercy of Del as per usual in the brilliant comedy. Rodney needs a girlfriend to accompany him to a do in order to win a bet.

The comedy adored by the public with Del and Rodders Trotter. Del persuades Denzil to lend him his redundancy money, but if the butterfly flutters by, all is lost.

A new spark in Rodney's life rekindles an old flame of Del's when Rodders starts dating a girl at the newsagents. But could there be a family connection?

A bittersweet episode written by John Sullivan after the death of actor Lennard Pearce, who played Grandad. The boys attend Grandad's funeral, and meet an uncle.

Comedy gold with the UK's favourite sitcom. Uncle Albert tries to get Del and Rodders out of a financial hole by literally falling down one - a stunt he's pulled before!

Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy one of the best comedies ever as Rodney's aspiration to be top of the pops is encouraged and then totally dashed by Del.

David orchestrates a deeply personal tour of Porridge - meeting the writers, recreating scenes and summoning ghosts to work out why the show means so much to Joe.

Ronnie Barker in one of his best roles as habitual criminal Fletcher. The inmates are horrified to discover that there's a thief in their midst. Surely not...

Ageless comedy with Ronnie Barker behind bars at Slade. Godber enters the prison boxing championships, and although he is the hot favourite, he must lose.

There's a look at war films in the sketch Scenes from the Movies, not forgetting music-hall entertainer Arthur 'Where's Me Washboard?' Atkinson and his chum Chester Drawers.

You ain't seen this cult comedy sketch show - right? Sketches include Jesse's Diets, Unlucky Alf, spaced-out research scientist Denzil Dexter, Jazz Club and Suit You Sir!

Guest appearance by snooker star Steve 'Interesting' Davis, plus some hellish neighbours, and the newlywed couple whose displays of... um... affection are never-ending.

The Shipmans drive to Wales for the wedding fayre, and after a trip to the church to hear the banns being read, Nessa tells Stacey her big secret.

The bride-to-be goes on a hen party, while Gavin embarks on two stag nights, the second of which reveals shocking secrets about his fiancee that could jeopardise the wedding.

The day of the wedding arrives and Bryn is still behaving oddly around Stacey's brother, while Nessa debates whether to share her big secret.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert are consigned to the dog watch when they earn some easy money looking after Boycie and Marlene's Great Dane puppy.

Rodders is at the mercy of Del as per usual in the brilliant comedy. Rodney needs a girlfriend to accompany him to a do in order to win a bet.

The comedy adored by the public with Del and Rodders Trotter. Del persuades Denzil to lend him his redundancy money, but if the butterfly flutters by, all is lost.

The bride-to-be goes on a hen party, while Gavin embarks on two stag nights, the second of which reveals shocking secrets about his fiancee that could jeopardise the wedding.