Hugely popular sitcom about three old men in Yorkshire. In his latest scheme to impress Nora, Compo decides to become a marathon runner.

Comedy from the writer who created 'Open All Hours'. Ivy has to go out for the afternoon so, foolishly, she puts Foggy in charge of the cafe.

Super-snob Hyacinth suddenly has a lot on her hands - attending the Mayor's fancy dress ball and getting to know an important new neighbour.

Just as Les is coming to terms with the news of Pat's pregnancy, Annie announces that she may be expecting too!

Laughs with the gang at Maplin's, set in the days when the British preferred not to holiday abroad. Jeffrey's wife wants a divorce, by fair means or foul.

Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

More fun with the naughty old chaps, now joined by Seymour Utterthwaite. Clegg is persuaded to deliver a note to Marina.

Eccentric would-be inventor Seymour Utterthwaite joins Compo and Clegg on their escapades. This time they repair a boat, and who's ending up wet?

Super-snob Hyacinth suddenly has a lot on her hands - attending the Mayor's fancy dress ball and getting to know an important new neighbour.

Never dated, has it? Chortles with the slightly elderly part-time soldiers. A trip to the cinema and a cheese supper make Captain Mainwaring dream he's Napoleon.

One of the best remembered episodes of the classic wartime sitcom. The platoon try to look young in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol.

Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

Laughs with the gang at Maplin's, set in the days when the British preferred not to holiday abroad. Jeffrey's wife wants a divorce, by fair means or foul.

More fun with the naughty old chaps, now joined by Seymour Utterthwaite. Clegg is persuaded to deliver a note to Marina.

Eccentric would-be inventor Seymour Utterthwaite joins Compo and Clegg on their escapades. This time they repair a boat, and who's ending up wet?

Just as Les is coming to terms with the news of Pat's pregnancy, Annie announces that she may be expecting too!

Super-snob Hyacinth suddenly has a lot on her hands - attending the Mayor's fancy dress ball and getting to know an important new neighbour.

Laughs with the gang at Maplin's, set in the days when the British preferred not to holiday abroad. Jeffrey's wife wants a divorce, by fair means or foul.

Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

One of the best remembered episodes of the classic wartime sitcom. The platoon try to look young in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol.

Never dated, has it? Chortles with the slightly elderly part-time soldiers. A trip to the cinema and a cheese supper make Captain Mainwaring dream he's Napoleon.

Gary looks for a new flatmate following Dermot's departure, and along comes Tony - but he may not be the perfect choice he appears to be.

Gary thinks Tony might be gay, and tries to uncover the truth without asking directly - despite his new flatmate's efforts to impress Deborah.

Tony agonises over the best way to break up with his girlfriend - and unintentionally creates the ideal opportunity by cancelling a date to make a meal for Deborah.

Gary sells one of Dorothy's records when Tony identifies it as a valuable collector's item - but struggles to find a replacement when she asks where it has gone.

Are the French ready for the terrible twosome? A photoshoot in Paris gives Patsy the chance to relive her modelling days, but the event is not such a glamorous trip.

Slapstick sitcom with the ageing It-girls who haven't quite realised it's not the Swinging Sixties anymore. Eddy goes on a detox diet in a desperate attempt to lose weight.

Gary looks for a new flatmate following Dermot's departure, and along comes Tony - but he may not be the perfect choice he appears to be.

Gary thinks Tony might be gay, and tries to uncover the truth without asking directly - despite his new flatmate's efforts to impress Deborah.

Tony agonises over the best way to break up with his girlfriend - and unintentionally creates the ideal opportunity by cancelling a date to make a meal for Deborah.

Gary sells one of Dorothy's records when Tony identifies it as a valuable collector's item - but struggles to find a replacement when she asks where it has gone.

Linda Preston unveils her baby - father unknown - whilst Uncle Mort reveals his headstone and desired place of burial.

Les Vegas is alive, and Emily becomes his unwilling partner-in-crime. She must now attend his beachside memorial, an event that proves irresistible to Les, who attends in disguise.