Del buys some gold chains from a dealer over lunch who then proceeds to have a heart attack - with the gold still locked in a briefcase chained to his wrist!

Amateur dramatics is high on the agenda as insufferable Hyacinth still wants to join Emmet's production of 'The Boy Friend', but other things take priority.

Les leaves the Brandon household for pastures new, courtesy of Mort and his beloved, who's also secured work for Linda Preston and Carter behind the bar.

More holiday camp fun with the Yellowcoats at Maplin's in the classic sitcom. As Barry and Yvonne dance to Diaghilev, Ted contrives to confound Joe Maplin's plans.

A typically rib-tickling episode of the shop-based sitcom. Granville tries to change his image with the help of some snappy threads and a cocoa tin medallion.

Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom set in the scenic Yorkshire countryside. Seymour and Clegg take drastic action to try to get Compo to buy a round.

When Compo hauls a piece of antique silver from the canal, Seymour believes he can recover the rest of the loot and return it to its rightful owner.

Amateur dramatics is high on the agenda as insufferable Hyacinth still wants to join Emmet's production of 'The Boy Friend', but other things take priority.

Les leaves the Brandon household for pastures new, courtesy of Mort and his beloved, who's also secured work for Linda Preston and Carter behind the bar.

Put that light out! Time for some wartime laughs with the old boys out to stop Hitler's little game. The members of the platoon disguise themselves as firemen.

A typically rib-tickling episode of the shop-based sitcom. Granville tries to change his image with the help of some snappy threads and a cocoa tin medallion.

More holiday camp fun with the Yellowcoats at Maplin's in the classic sitcom. As Barry and Yvonne dance to Diaghilev, Ted contrives to confound Joe Maplin's plans.

Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom set in the scenic Yorkshire countryside. Seymour and Clegg take drastic action to try to get Compo to buy a round.

When Compo hauls a piece of antique silver from the canal, Seymour believes he can recover the rest of the loot and return it to its rightful owner.

Amateur dramatics is high on the agenda as insufferable Hyacinth still wants to join Emmet's production of 'The Boy Friend', but other things take priority.

More holiday camp fun with the Yellowcoats at Maplin's in the classic sitcom. As Barry and Yvonne dance to Diaghilev, Ted contrives to confound Joe Maplin's plans.

A typically rib-tickling episode of the shop-based sitcom. Granville tries to change his image with the help of some snappy threads and a cocoa tin medallion.

Perry and Croft's wartime sitcom with the men of the Home Guard. The chief warden puts Mainwaring in court after a light is left burning in the church hall.

The first ever episode of the comedy voted the nation's third favourite sitcom. Shock! The replacement for the deceased 102-year-old vicar of the village is a woman!

Ecclesiastical comedy with favourite funnywoman Dawn French. TV's Songs of Praise comes to the parish to meet Geraldine. Unfortunately, the director is rather dishy.

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.

The sex-starved and extremely sad blokes. Having agreed to mind their landlord's shop, the lads are soon at odds with the local community, as well as a gang of looters.

Saucy fashion fun. Eddy has had an isolation tank shipped in from LA. As she slips into a dream-like state, her world begins to change - but not necessarily for the better.

Victoria Wood, Celia Imrie and company in the canteen sitcom that's funny, sad, witty, clever and even a bit rude. Anita's replacement is hated by all but Dolly.

Sitcom. Miranda has been caring for her ill mother for five days. Trapped in her flat, she is forced to think about her regrets.

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.

Classic sitcom. The Leadbetters have a burglar alarm installed but the Goods think they have no need for one. Has the good life come to an end for Tom and Barbara?

Victoria Wood, Celia Imrie and company in the canteen sitcom that's funny, sad, witty, clever and even a bit rude. Anita's replacement is hated by all but Dolly.

Sitcom. Miranda has been caring for her ill mother for five days. Trapped in her flat, she is forced to think about her regrets.

Original series of the historic sitcom penned by Richard Curtis and Rowan Atkinson. Here, Edmund rides forth to seek out the seven most evil men in the land.

After a morning with too many jobs on her plate, Pearl goes to work in a foul mood. A pleasant meal with her boss, however, soon turns the day around.