The staff treat April to a trip to the cinema - but a mix-up spells disaster for the outing, as an old war film is shown instead of the intended movie.

Vincent is worried about his upcoming eighteenth birthday, specifically that his dad Alan is going to ruin events, just as his grandfather Brian did to him.

It's the night of Vincent's party, and rather than deal with the noise, Alan decides that he and Beryl will spend the night with Dad.

While Alan bemoans the lack of discipline in society, Beryl makes a very exciting discovery about Vincent - he has a girlfriend!

Brian entertains Alan and Beryl al fresco, and to return the favour, the pair take him to an expensive restaurant.

Alan is worried that his dad might be drinking too much, so he decides to follow him one night after he's been at his club.

To his absolute horror, Alan discovers that Beryl has given Brian the task of arranging a holiday for them all.

With his stress levels on the rise, Alan is encouraged by both his son and father to engage in some alternative relaxation therapy techniques.

It's voting day, and Brian calls on Alan and Vincent to help out at the polling station, but low turnout due to a flu epidemic leaves them unoccupied for the entire day.

Much to Alan's shock and dismay, both Brian and Vincent get girlfriends, and everyone seems to be enjoying a healthy sex life except for him - much to Beryl's annoyance.

After Brian gets a job as a security officer minding a model village, he and Alan face a tense night when a gang of local kids aim to cause mayhem.

On the same day a photographic mix-up leads to Alan's face plastered across billboards advertising a new action film, he discovers Brian has an illegal collection of guns.

When the day of Brian's heart bypass arrives, Alan finds himself getting surprisingly emotional as he and Vincent reflect on how life would be if the worst were to happen.

More immortal laughs from Walmington-on-Sea as the elderly platoon goes on an exercise and Captain Mainwaring is persuaded to have one too many in the officer's mess.

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

A brilliant episode of the classic comedy which just happens to feature one of the most memorable moments in the history of sitcom. Don't tell him Pike!

Evergreen wartime comedy, and is it time for Wilson to step out of Captain Mainwaring's shadow? He's to be appointed manager of the Eastgate branch of the bank.

More laughs with the old geezers. An enemy pilot bails out and becomes tangled up with the town clock.

More from Jimmy Perry's comical pen in the show that's as traditionally British as fish and chips. Scandal galore as Captain Mainwaring lets women into the platoon.

A brilliant episode of the classic comedy which just happens to feature one of the most memorable moments in the history of sitcom. Don't tell him Pike!

More trouble in store for the comical crew when they each meet their dark sides - four demonic doppelgangers eager to destroy their angelic counterparts.

The hapless Red Dwarf crew stumble upon a deserted spaceship but call off a salvage operation when a gargantuan sea monster appears from the murky ocean.

More from Jimmy Perry's comical pen in the show that's as traditionally British as fish and chips. Scandal galore as Captain Mainwaring lets women into the platoon.

Laughs aplenty in the space comedy. Red Dwarf has been stolen and, in pursuing the culprits, the crew are attacked by scantily clad Psirens. Well, there are worse ways to go.

Smeggin' great space comedy with an army of dedicated fans. The gang encounter Legion, a genius with phenomenal powers, whom they would like to recruit - he's that clever.

More classic sketches from Harry Enfield, Paul Whitehouse, and Kathy Burke. Featuring appearances by Il Postino Pat, the Self-Righteous Brothers and Kevin the Teenager.

Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson take their sitcom to the stage in this 2001 show. Their hapless alter-egos Richie and Eddie are stranded on a Pacific island where fart gags abound!

More classic sketches from Harry Enfield, Paul Whitehouse, and Kathy Burke. Featuring appearances by Il Postino Pat, the Self-Righteous Brothers and Kevin the Teenager.

It's the big day for Kath and Diane as they try to exact their revenge on Martin. However, it seems that Kath may be having second thoughts.

You get to meet all sorts when you go online dating, as Vicky's about to find out. Will she finally meet her perfect match - or the Lonely Hearts Killer?