Angela's lifestyle has changed since they have been separated, much to Toby's consternation, but they are united in happiness at Tom and Madeline's wedding.

Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton star in the classic sitcom. Martin's convinced he might stand a chance of beating Paul in a local Civil War re-enactment.

The great Ronnie Barker's classic shop sitcom. Granville tries to convince Arkwright that a delivery van would be a surefire way of impressing Nurse Gladys.

Sitcom in which Boycie and Marlene of Only Fools fame try to adapt to country life. Marlene's pursuit of a more holistic way of life proves to be crunch time for Boycie.

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

Young-at-heart sitcom. Clegg, Truly and Billy look for something, or someone, that will put the spark back into an ailing friend's life.

Roy Clarke's young-at-heart sitcom. Just when Barry finds himself looking for an alternative to golf, Billy turns up with an archery training course.

Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton star in the classic sitcom. Martin's convinced he might stand a chance of beating Paul in a local Civil War re-enactment.

The great Ronnie Barker's classic shop sitcom. Granville tries to convince Arkwright that a delivery van would be a surefire way of impressing Nurse Gladys.

Tom and Barbara feel sorry for Jerry when they discover that, despite the jodhpurs and the hacking jacket, Margo isn't going riding twice a week as she claims.

Barbara gets Margo out of a fix when a speaker at her society lets her down. Barbara gives a talk about self-sufficiency which goes down very well. A bit too well!

Sitcom in which Boycie and Marlene of Only Fools fame try to adapt to country life. Marlene's pursuit of a more holistic way of life proves to be crunch time for Boycie.

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

Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton star in the classic sitcom. Martin's convinced he might stand a chance of beating Paul in a local Civil War re-enactment.

Tom and Barbara feel sorry for Jerry when they discover that, despite the jodhpurs and the hacking jacket, Margo isn't going riding twice a week as she claims.

Young-at-heart sitcom. Clegg, Truly and Billy look for something, or someone, that will put the spark back into an ailing friend's life.

Roy Clarke's young-at-heart sitcom. Just when Barry finds himself looking for an alternative to golf, Billy turns up with an archery training course.

Barbara gets Margo out of a fix when a speaker at her society lets her down. Barbara gives a talk about self-sufficiency which goes down very well. A bit too well!

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.

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus!

More laughs with those Mancunian couch potatoes. But guess what? Lurcio's got a new girlfriend, Emma. That'll be a major distraction from the box.

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus!

More laughs with those Mancunian couch potatoes. But guess what? Lurcio's got a new girlfriend, Emma. That'll be a major distraction from the box.

Two outlaws have a very close call, an unlikely date takes place at a pub quiz, and a ghost from the past induces an emotional reckoning.

Angela's lifestyle has changed since they have been separated, much to Toby's consternation, but they are united in happiness at Tom and Madeline's wedding.

The outlaws begin to believe that their ordeal might be at an end against the backdrop of a family reunion and a slap-up meal, but can their tormentor be so easily satisfied?