After being saved from certain death by the world-famous Thermoman while on holiday in Arizona, nurse Janet Dawkins does not expect to see her saviour again. So when an oddball Irish hypochondriac visits her at the health centre, she fails to make the connection.

`The Antiques Roadshow' comes to Ludlow, and Marlene, already in the middle of a house makeover, sees an opportunity to have her old bric-a-brac valued by experts. She is not alone, as Elgin, Bryan, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy have exactly the same idea. Surprisingly it is Boycie, with a little help from Tyler, who discovers the really valuable antique.

The need for a means of transport to replace the broken trolley leads Tom to modify the rotavator. To pay for its fuel, the Goods decide to take on temporary work as domestic staff - with the Leadbetters.

Margo and Jerry are furious when Tom starts playing music to the trees, especially as Margo is staging a coup for the presidency of the Music Society.

Yvonne seeks help from an old partner when Barry hurts his back.

There are problems in the Blackadder household due to an embarrassing incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a puritanical fat aunt.

Foggy upsets Compo when he says that Nora has big feet, so the trio sets out to measure Nora Batty's feet.

An abandoned mattress sparks a clean up campaign led by Foggy.

After being saved from certain death by the world-famous Thermoman while on holiday in Arizona, nurse Janet Dawkins does not expect to see her saviour again. So when an oddball Irish hypochondriac visits her at the health centre, she fails to make the connection.

`The Antiques Roadshow' comes to Ludlow, and Marlene, already in the middle of a house makeover, sees an opportunity to have her old bric-a-brac valued by experts. She is not alone, as Elgin, Bryan, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy have exactly the same idea. Surprisingly it is Boycie, with a little help from Tyler, who discovers the really valuable antique.

Captain Mainwaring lets Frazer take over for a couple of days in a bid to end his grumbling. Naturally power goes to his head - but somehow, Mainwaring is forced to have to play the bagpipes.

There are problems in the Blackadder household due to an embarrassing incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a puritanical fat aunt.

Foggy upsets Compo when he says that Nora has big feet, so the trio sets out to measure Nora Batty's feet.

An abandoned mattress sparks a clean up campaign led by Foggy.

After being saved from certain death by the world-famous Thermoman while on holiday in Arizona, nurse Janet Dawkins does not expect to see her saviour again. So when an oddball Irish hypochondriac visits her at the health centre, she fails to make the connection.

`The Antiques Roadshow' comes to Ludlow, and Marlene, already in the middle of a house makeover, sees an opportunity to have her old bric-a-brac valued by experts. She is not alone, as Elgin, Bryan, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy have exactly the same idea. Surprisingly it is Boycie, with a little help from Tyler, who discovers the really valuable antique.

Yvonne seeks help from an old partner when Barry hurts his back.

There are problems in the Blackadder household due to an embarrassing incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a puritanical fat aunt.

When a bomb falls on the vault of Captain Mainwaring's bank, he insists that the platoon counts the money and guards it.

Barbara and Tom find it almost impossible to catch the early worm as their early rising disturbs their neighbours the Leadbetters.

Tom and Barbara have babies, babies, and more babies.

The need for a means of transport to replace the broken trolley leads Tom to modify the rotavator. To pay for its fuel, the Goods decide to take on temporary work as domestic staff - with the Leadbetters.

Margo and Jerry are furious when Tom starts playing music to the trees, especially as Margo is staging a coup for the presidency of the Music Society.

Margo and Jerry are furious when Tom starts playing music to the trees, especially as Margo is staging a coup for the presidency of the Music Society.

Kate and Lee are forced to take in a lodger - a surly 14-year-old boy Nicky. Lee's attempts to bond with the teenager prove less than successful, while Tim and Nicky discover they have quite a lot in common. Meanwhile, Kate tries to persuade a carnivorous Great Dane to become a vegetarian with unfortunate results.

There are problems in the Blackadder household due to an embarrassing incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a puritanical fat aunt.

There are problems in the Blackadder household due to an embarrassing incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a puritanical fat aunt.

Richie and Eddie are marooned on a desert island with a sorry lack of booze and pornography, and only a nuclear bomb for company. The chaps endeavour to disable the bomb, but of course their plan backfires.

Wicky is called to a shooting in a technology shop, where he finds himself sharing the night shift with Kai, a shelf-stacking conspiracy theorist who is preparing for the end of the world - which he insists is just around the corner. Is he paranoid or just being sensible? Wicky isn't sure, but either way, he has to decide where his own priorities lie.

There has been a tragic death in a stately home, and Wicky is on his way to clean up. But he's not the only person at the mansion with a job to do: there's a shaman on the scene as well, and he has his own mystical agenda. Wicky's not sure that there's room enough for both of them, and when you factor in an owl and possibly a ghost, things are looking positively crowded.

After losing £20,000 to Andrew Lloyd Webber in a celebrity poker game, Toast finds himself being hunted by musical superstar and part-time theatre-land enforcer, Michael Ball. Needing cash, a desperate Toast agrees to dub some gay art house porn.

Wicky is called to a shooting in a technology shop, where he finds himself sharing the night shift with Kai, a shelf-stacking conspiracy theorist who is preparing for the end of the world - which he insists is just around the corner. Is he paranoid or just being sensible? Wicky isn't sure, but either way, he has to decide where his own priorities lie.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

All Janet wants is for George to be normal when he meets her parents, but when you are a superhero, `normal' can be difficult.

To celebrate their forthcoming 40th wedding anniversary, Marlene has arranged for her and Boycie to renew their marriage vows, but, whilst checking up on old friends and acquaintances for the guest list, she hears some devastating news - news that puts an entirely different complexion the Boyces' relationship.

Foggy upsets Compo when he says that Nora has big feet, so the trio sets out to measure Nora Batty's feet.

An abandoned mattress sparks a clean up campaign led by Foggy.

It's the start of the new season and Gladys can't find Geoffrey anywhere.

When the evil Prince Ludwig kidnaps both Blackadder and Lord Melchett, the Queen remembers Blackadder's earlier advice to have nothing to do with any ransom notes. Is our hero doomed, or does Baldrick have a cunning plan?

To impress Nora, Compo turns into `The Phantom', a motorcycle stunt driver.

The trio help Digby to capture an uncooperative donkey.

All Janet wants is for George to be normal when he meets her parents, but when you are a superhero, `normal' can be difficult.

To celebrate their forthcoming 40th wedding anniversary, Marlene has arranged for her and Boycie to renew their marriage vows, but, whilst checking up on old friends and acquaintances for the guest list, she hears some devastating news - news that puts an entirely different complexion the Boyces' relationship.

When a bomb falls on the vault of Captain Mainwaring's bank, he insists that the platoon counts the money and guards it.

When the evil Prince Ludwig kidnaps both Blackadder and Lord Melchett, the Queen remembers Blackadder's earlier advice to have nothing to do with any ransom notes. Is our hero doomed, or does Baldrick have a cunning plan?

To impress Nora, Compo turns into `The Phantom', a motorcycle stunt driver.

The trio help Digby to capture an uncooperative donkey.

All Janet wants is for George to be normal when he meets her parents, but when you are a superhero, `normal' can be difficult.

To celebrate their forthcoming 40th wedding anniversary, Marlene has arranged for her and Boycie to renew their marriage vows, but, whilst checking up on old friends and acquaintances for the guest list, she hears some devastating news - news that puts an entirely different complexion the Boyces' relationship.

It's the start of the new season and Gladys can't find Geoffrey anywhere.

When the evil Prince Ludwig kidnaps both Blackadder and Lord Melchett, the Queen remembers Blackadder's earlier advice to have nothing to do with any ransom notes. Is our hero doomed, or does Baldrick have a cunning plan?

Captain Mainwaring and the platoon help a widowed lady friend of Private Godfrey to gather in the harvest - then proceed to over do the potato wine.

The staff are catering for the firm's millennium dinner at a venue across town. However, when Tony finds something on the fire escape, all thoughts of food are put right out of their minds.

Anita's replacement is championed by Dolly but loathed by everyone else, while the bonkers Petula's bizarre lifestyle finally catches up with her. Meanwhile, a social worker suggests that Bren should ask her mother to live with her.

Surbiton's nets are twitching as war breaks out between the Goods and the Leadbetters over Margo's new windbreak.

Tom and Barbara catch fleas. The problem is how to keep the fleas from catching Margo and Jerry.

Lee finally manages to get a job as a caretaker, but taking up the new post involves moving out of the flat. Elsewhere, Kate interviews potential new flatmates including Pete, and Tim sees an opportunity to get back together with Kate. Plus, Lee's new boss proves to be a hard taskmaster. So, will Lee stick at the job or throw in the towel and move back in with Kate?

When the evil Prince Ludwig kidnaps both Blackadder and Lord Melchett, the Queen remembers Blackadder's earlier advice to have nothing to do with any ransom notes. Is our hero doomed, or does Baldrick have a cunning plan?

The staff are catering for the firm's millennium dinner at a venue across town. However, when Tony finds something on the fire escape, all thoughts of food are put right out of their minds.

Anita's replacement is championed by Dolly but loathed by everyone else, while the bonkers Petula's bizarre lifestyle finally catches up with her. Meanwhile, a social worker suggests that Bren should ask her mother to live with her.

Surbiton's nets are twitching as war breaks out between the Goods and the Leadbetters over Margo's new windbreak.

Tom and Barbara catch fleas. The problem is how to keep the fleas from catching Margo and Jerry.

Lee finally manages to get a job as a caretaker, but taking up the new post involves moving out of the flat. Elsewhere, Kate interviews potential new flatmates including Pete, and Tim sees an opportunity to get back together with Kate. Plus, Lee's new boss proves to be a hard taskmaster. So, will Lee stick at the job or throw in the towel and move back in with Kate?

Toast is intrigued to find that Ed is entering a Celebrities and Prostitutes Blow Football Tournament. It's an annual event organised by Ed's showbiz charity, the River Rats.

Surbiton's nets are twitching as war breaks out between the Goods and the Leadbetters over Margo's new windbreak.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

George gets his Thermoman outfit dirty, and when he tries to get it clean so he can go to a rescue, one thing after another goes wrong.

Hyacinth's father has sustained an injury chasing the milkwoman on his bicycle and is now heavily sedated in hospital.

Hyacinth's father has sustained an injury chasing the milkwoman on his bicycle and is now heavily sedated in hospital.

To impress Nora, Compo turns into `The Phantom', a motorcycle stunt driver.

To impress Nora, Compo turns into `The Phantom', a motorcycle stunt driver.

The trio help Digby to capture an uncooperative donkey.

Clive is made entertainment manager.

Blackadder tries to get Baldrick elected as an MP in a rotten borough.

Compo plans to run in the Yorkshire Marathon, hoping to impress Nora Batty.

Ivy has to go out for the afternoon, so she puts Foggy in charge of the cafe.

George gets his Thermoman outfit dirty, and when he tries to get it clean so he can go to a rescue, one thing after another goes wrong.

Hyacinth's father has sustained an injury chasing the milkwoman on his bicycle and is now heavily sedated in hospital.

Captain Mainwaring and the platoon help a widowed lady friend of Private Godfrey to gather in the harvest - then proceed to over do the potato wine.

Blackadder tries to get Baldrick elected as an MP in a rotten borough.

Compo plans to run in the Yorkshire Marathon, hoping to impress Nora Batty.

Ivy has to go out for the afternoon, so she puts Foggy in charge of the cafe.

George gets his Thermoman outfit dirty, and when he tries to get it clean so he can go to a rescue, one thing after another goes wrong.

Hyacinth's father has sustained an injury chasing the milkwoman on his bicycle and is now heavily sedated in hospital.

Clive is made entertainment manager.

Blackadder tries to get Baldrick elected as an MP in a rotten borough.

When Corporal Jones deposits a parcel of money that has been raised to provide a new canteen for the servicemen, it turns out to be a pound of sausages. The rest of the platoon do everything in their power to jog his memory as to where the cash is.

Surbiton's nets are twitching as war breaks out between the Goods and the Leadbetters over Margo's new windbreak.

Tom and Barbara catch fleas. The problem is how to keep the fleas from catching Margo and Jerry.

Barbara tries to remain a woman, despite her work-worn hands and a ruined dress, and Tom can't understand what the problem is - just like a man.

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

Lee's former flatmate Kate has moved back to America, so Tim decides to sell the flat. Faced with homelessness, Lee announces he'll buy the flat himself and sets to work putting off any other prospective buyers, including Tim's sister Lucy. Things get worse when Lucy puts in an offer on the flat and Tim is forced to decide where his loyalties lie.

Blackadder tries to get Baldrick elected as an MP in a rotten borough.

S1/Ep2 - The boys head out to fish for their supper off the coast of Biarritz, participate in an eccentric festival of corn', and travel to the peaks of the Pyrenees.

Barbara tries to remain a woman, despite her work-worn hands and a ruined dress, and Tom can't understand what the problem is - just like a man.

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

Lee's former flatmate Kate has moved back to America, so Tim decides to sell the flat. Faced with homelessness, Lee announces he'll buy the flat himself and sets to work putting off any other prospective buyers, including Tim's sister Lucy. Things get worse when Lucy puts in an offer on the flat and Tim is forced to decide where his loyalties lie.

Toast is intrigued to find that Ed is entering a Celebrities and Prostitutes Blow Football Tournament. It's an annual event organised by Ed's showbiz charity, the River Rats.

After Ray Purchase snitches on him to the `Tax People', Toast receives a massive tax bill, and is forced to take on some particularly unattractive jobs to pay off the debt.

After Ray Purchase snitches on him to the `Tax People', Toast receives a massive tax bill, and is forced to take on some particularly unattractive jobs to pay off the debt.

Barbara tries to remain a woman, despite her work-worn hands and a ruined dress, and Tom can't understand what the problem is - just like a man.

Barbara tries to remain a woman, despite her work-worn hands and a ruined dress, and Tom can't understand what the problem is - just like a man.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

George is in a fix when he is asked to attend a charity fundraiser event along with his alter-ego, Thermoman.

Hyacinth invites the new vicar round for tea. The planning has been meticulous, but the outcome is less happy.

Compo plans to run in the Yorkshire Marathon, hoping to impress Nora Batty.

Ivy has to go out for the afternoon, so she puts Foggy in charge of the cafe.

Felix Bowness, Tony Webb, David Webb, Nikki Kelly, Su Pollard, Jeffrey Holland. Classic holiday camp sitcom with the Yellowcoats at Maplin's. The staff gather to welcome the first guests of a new season. It's the busiest time of the year!

Dr Samuel Johnson seeks the regent's support for his dictionary, but when it is used for firewood, Edmund must rewrite it.

Clegg has to deliver a note to Marina, but can Seymour invent something original to justify all the security?

A new member joins the trio of outrageous old Yorkshire boys as eccentric would-be inventor Seymour Utterthwaite gets Compo and Clegg involved with a bizarre scheme. Seymour organises the repair of a boat. What chance might there be that Compo is going to end up drenched?

George is in a fix when he is asked to attend a charity fundraiser event along with his alter-ego, Thermoman.

George is in a fix when he is asked to attend a charity fundraiser event along with his alter-ego, Thermoman.

Hyacinth invites the new vicar round for tea. The planning has been meticulous, but the outcome is less happy.

Hyacinth invites the new vicar round for tea. The planning has been meticulous, but the outcome is less happy.

When Corporal Jones deposits a parcel of money that has been raised to provide a new canteen for the servicemen, it turns out to be a pound of sausages. The rest of the platoon do everything in their power to jog his memory as to where the cash is.

Dr Samuel Johnson seeks the regent's support for his dictionary, but when it is used for firewood, Edmund must rewrite it.

Clegg has to deliver a note to Marina, but can Seymour invent something original to justify all the security?

A new member joins the trio of outrageous old Yorkshire boys as eccentric would-be inventor Seymour Utterthwaite gets Compo and Clegg involved with a bizarre scheme. Seymour organises the repair of a boat. What chance might there be that Compo is going to end up drenched?

George is in a fix when he is asked to attend a charity fundraiser event along with his alter-ego, Thermoman.

Hyacinth invites the new vicar round for tea. The planning has been meticulous, but the outcome is less happy.

Felix Bowness, Tony Webb, David Webb, Nikki Kelly, Su Pollard, Jeffrey Holland. Classic holiday camp sitcom with the Yellowcoats at Maplin's. The staff gather to welcome the first guests of a new season. It's the busiest time of the year!

Dr Samuel Johnson seeks the regent's support for his dictionary, but when it is used for firewood, Edmund must rewrite it.

The members of the platoon disguise themselves as firemen during an exercise, but then they are called upon to tackle a real blaze.

Barbara tries to remain a woman, despite her work-worn hands and a ruined dress, and Tom can't understand what the problem is - just like a man.

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

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. Is she having an affair?

When Barbara gives a talk about self sufficiency at Margo's women's group it's so successful, she finds herself in great demand.

Hal Cruttenden plays host to comedy delight Justin Moorhouse and Canadian funnyman Tom Stade.

Dr Samuel Johnson seeks the regent's support for his dictionary, but when it is used for firewood, Edmund must rewrite it.

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. Is she having an affair?

When Barbara gives a talk about self sufficiency at Margo's women's group it's so successful, she finds herself in great demand.

Hal Cruttenden plays host to comedy delight Justin Moorhouse and Canadian funnyman Tom Stade.

Shane and Clifford have a plan to abduct the wife of a wealthy hedge fund manager. If he won't pay them the money, they'll snip her ears off to prove they mean business. Everything in the plan depends on everyone playing their part right to the end.

A return to the West End stage in the legendary whodunnit play The Moose Trap is seriously jeopardised when Toast reveals the killer's identity in a radio interview.

A return to the West End stage in the legendary whodunnit play The Moose Trap is seriously jeopardised when Toast reveals the killer's identity in a radio interview.

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. Is she having an affair?

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Thermoman's father comes for a visit and can't help but interfere with his already frustrating love life.

Hyacinth's visit to her favourite stately home goes wrong when her less-than-blue-blooded relatives tag along.

Clegg has to deliver a note to Marina, but can Seymour invent something original to justify all the security?

A new member joins the trio of outrageous old Yorkshire boys as eccentric would-be inventor Seymour Utterthwaite gets Compo and Clegg involved with a bizarre scheme. Seymour organises the repair of a boat. What chance might there be that Compo is going to end up drenched?

Peggy is promoted; Ted stages "Drown Your Grannie.".

Revolution sweeps France causing havoc. One brave Englishman risks his life to save French aristocrats. It is not Edmund Blackadder.

Compo talks about love and ferrets.

Seymour invents a purse for men and Compo agrees to try it out, especially as there will be real money provided in it.

Thermoman's father comes for a visit and can't help but interfere with his already frustrating love life.

Hyacinth's visit to her favourite stately home goes wrong when her less-than-blue-blooded relatives tag along.

The members of the platoon disguise themselves as firemen during an exercise, but then they are called upon to tackle a real blaze.

Revolution sweeps France causing havoc. One brave Englishman risks his life to save French aristocrats. It is not Edmund Blackadder.

Compo talks about love and ferrets.

Seymour invents a purse for men and Compo agrees to try it out, especially as there will be real money provided in it.

Thermoman's father comes for a visit and can't help but interfere with his already frustrating love life.

Hyacinth's visit to her favourite stately home goes wrong when her less-than-blue-blooded relatives tag along.

Peggy is promoted; Ted stages "Drown Your Grannie.".

Revolution sweeps France causing havoc. One brave Englishman risks his life to save French aristocrats. It is not Edmund Blackadder.

Rodders feels it's time to go it alone, but Del and Grandad aren't so sure, particularly when Rodney teams up with his mate Mickey Pearce and sets up in competition with Del.

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. Is she having an affair?

When Barbara gives a talk about self sufficiency at Margo's women's group it's so successful, she finds herself in great demand.

Financial solvency finds Tom and Barbara with £10 to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom.

The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM, with Margo providing some Machiavellian assistance.

Danny Bhoy is your host for the evening, introducing acts from Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

Danny Bhoy is your host for the evening, introducing acts from Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

Spartacus, the old family dog, is looking poorly. Reluctantly, the family decide the time has come to put her in a home. However, when the Brown children gather together to decide how to break the sad news to their mother, Agnes gets the wrong end of the stick. Under the impression that her children are planning on putting her in a nursing home, a furious Agnes sets out to persuade her children she is not going senile.

Revolution sweeps France causing havoc. One brave Englishman risks his life to save French aristocrats. It is not Edmund Blackadder.

Financial solvency finds Tom and Barbara with £10 to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom.

The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM, with Margo providing some Machiavellian assistance.

Danny Bhoy is your host for the evening, introducing acts from Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

After the tragic death of his friend Axel, Britain's finest exponent of acting in high winds, Toast finds himself in demand. However, in order to land attractive parts, Toast discovers that he must become a Freemason.

Financial solvency finds Tom and Barbara with £10 to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Del arms himself with red braces and yuppy sorts and goes forth to do battle. Unfortunately, his flirtation with the yuppie world doesn't seem to be as successful as Rodney's flirtation with the lovely Cassandra.

Del Boy, complete with yuppie trimmings, Mercedes key ring, filofax and aluminium briefcase, gets involved in a shady business deal that blows up in his face.

Del attempts to break into the big time when he sets up a consortium to buy 250 gold chains from a jewellery dealer at a knockdown price. Unfortunately, Del has not anticipated the dealer having a heart attack over lunch.

The loveable Peckham boys go overseas after Del Boy enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three, but when Del, Rodney and Cassandra arrive at the resort, Rodney realises there is a slight catch to Del's free holidaying plans.

Del decides to resolve a cash-flow crisis by charging people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. However, the enterprise somehow ends in hospital.

Rodney and Cassandra become officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his computer science exam, and he has to find the cash for a deposit on a flat. Big brother Del tries to help him by selling a haul of mobile phones.

Del arms himself with red braces and yuppy sorts and goes forth to do battle. Unfortunately, his flirtation with the yuppie world doesn't seem to be as successful as Rodney's flirtation with the lovely Cassandra.

Del Boy, complete with yuppie trimmings, Mercedes key ring, filofax and aluminium briefcase, gets involved in a shady business deal that blows up in his face.

Del attempts to break into the big time when he sets up a consortium to buy 250 gold chains from a jewellery dealer at a knockdown price. Unfortunately, Del has not anticipated the dealer having a heart attack over lunch.

The loveable Peckham boys go overseas after Del Boy enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three, but when Del, Rodney and Cassandra arrive at the resort, Rodney realises there is a slight catch to Del's free holidaying plans.

Del decides to resolve a cash-flow crisis by charging people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. However, the enterprise somehow ends in hospital.

Financial solvency finds Tom and Barbara with £10 to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom.

The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM, with Margo providing some Machiavellian assistance.

Tom and Barbara discover oil in Surbiton - can they swap it for some straw? Meanwhile, Margo refuses to dress up like a tart in her music society's production of `Sweet Charity'.

Has the good life come to an end for Tom and Barbara when they come home to find their house trashed?

Dorothy insists that Gary and Tony hire a cleaner, when the flat becomes a health hazard. Gary is against the idea - until he sees the Portuguese beauty that the agency sends round.

Gary proposes marriage to Dorothy when he's drunk and then finds it a tricky situation to get out of. Meanwhile, Tony is bugging Deborah in more ways than one.

On the final leg of their journey, Neil and Martin ride the famous white horses of the Carmague across sweeping salt flats, try their hand at painting like Van Gogh in the town of Arles, before heading back to Neil's farmhouse for a homecoming party.

Rodney and Cassandra become officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his computer science exam, and he has to find the cash for a deposit on a flat. Big brother Del tries to help him by selling a haul of mobile phones.

Dorothy insists that Gary and Tony hire a cleaner, when the flat becomes a health hazard. Gary is against the idea - until he sees the Portuguese beauty that the agency sends round.

Wicky is called to a quiet town where someone has chucked a bucket of blood over a new statue in protest - goose blood, judging by the feathers and the beak. Wicky sets to work cleaning it, but the row about the statue is far from over. Tempers in the town are running high, and Wicky finds himself embroiled in a debate that looks like it might turn nasty.

After the tragic death of his friend Axel, Britain's finest exponent of acting in high winds, Toast finds himself in demand. However, in order to land attractive parts, Toast discovers that he must become a Freemason.

When Jane promises Toast a major role in a big budget movie to be shot in Britain, he is hugely excited but when his American superstar co-star, Max Gland, has an accident on set, Toast finds that his own role has terrifying consequences.

Wicky is called to a quiet town where someone has chucked a bucket of blood over a new statue in protest - goose blood, judging by the feathers and the beak. Wicky sets to work cleaning it, but the row about the statue is far from over. Tempers in the town are running high, and Wicky finds himself embroiled in a debate that looks like it might turn nasty.

Tom and Barbara discover oil in Surbiton - can they swap it for some straw? Meanwhile, Margo refuses to dress up like a tart in her music society's production of `Sweet Charity'.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Del attempts to break into the big time when he sets up a consortium to buy 250 gold chains from a jewellery dealer at a knockdown price. Unfortunately, Del has not anticipated the dealer having a heart attack over lunch.

The loveable Peckham boys go overseas after Del Boy enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three, but when Del, Rodney and Cassandra arrive at the resort, Rodney realises there is a slight catch to Del's free holidaying plans.

Del decides to resolve a cash-flow crisis by charging people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. However, the enterprise somehow ends in hospital.

Rodney and Cassandra become officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his computer science exam, and he has to find the cash for a deposit on a flat. Big brother Del tries to help him by selling a haul of mobile phones.

Del jumps at the chance to act as a diamond courier in return for financial rewards. He ropes in the rest of the Trotter clan, but then discovers that his old friend Slater of the Yard knows all about it.

Rodney gets an unexpected windfall and decides to take Cassandra on the holiday of a lifetime in Miami, unaware that the non-refundable tickets are for the day of her bank's seminar in Eastbourne. In a show of brotherly love, Del naturally offers to accompany Rodders, and so they bid farewell to Peckham and embark on a holiday they are likely never to forget.

With Del handling the accommodation and transport for their week's holiday in America, it's not surprising that he and Rodney end up in a dodgy camper-van. Things get even worse when the van disappears while they are in a nightclub.

Del jumps at the chance to act as a diamond courier in return for financial rewards. He ropes in the rest of the Trotter clan, but then discovers that his old friend Slater of the Yard knows all about it.

The chief warden puts Mainwaring in court after a light is left burning in the church hall.

Tom and Barbara discover oil in Surbiton - can they swap it for some straw? Meanwhile, Margo refuses to dress up like a tart in her music society's production of `Sweet Charity'.

Has the good life come to an end for Tom and Barbara when they come home to find their house trashed?

Tom decides that commuting is no life for a thinking man, but his unique solution causes embarrassment for his socially ambitious Surbiton neighbours.

Margo and Jerry are slightly perturbed when the Goods start to introduce livestock to Surbiton, but worse is to follow when Tom decides to paint the greenhouse pink to cater for some chickens.

With Del handling the accommodation and transport for their week's holiday in America, it's not surprising that he and Rodney end up in a dodgy camper-van. Things get even worse when the van disappears while they are in a nightclub.

Gary and Tony get all sentimental over their old sofa. Gary has to get rid of it if he can bear to. Meanwhile, Tony buys a snake from a man in the pub.

Richie and Eddie are marooned on a desert island with a sorry lack of booze and pornography, and only a nuclear bomb for company. The chaps endeavour to disable the bomb, but of course their plan backfires.

When Jane promises Toast a major role in a big budget movie to be shot in Britain, he is hugely excited but when his American superstar co-star, Max Gland, has an accident on set, Toast finds that his own role has terrifying consequences.

An old flame of Toast's, Lorna Wynde, turns up in London. He hasn't seen her since they starred in an American soap opera in the 80s.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Mike and Alison reach boiling point over the B&B. Julian aims to prove he is more selfless than people think. A new addition triggers frightening flashbacks for Robin.

George creates havoc when he decides to throw a surprise birthday party for Janet.

Hyacinth is at her wit's end. There's the charity shop, Councillor Nugent, Rose's love life - to say nothing of Daddy's! Can she cope and keep the flag flying, let alone her sanity?

Things are starting to happen in Tom's garden, but Barbara is feeling the effects of the boring and tiring work.

The wonderful Margo is horrified when she hears of Tom and Barbara's decision to keep pigs in the garden and enlists the help of the local resident's association in an effort to scupper the plan.

Clive is suspected of being a spy for Joe Maplin.

A visit to the theatre is arranged. Anarchists lurk in every cupboard and actors in every coffee house, but which pose a greater threat to the prince?

Seymour thinks his new safety device invention will make him rich, but Compo may not agree.

Seymour gets another money making idea, and all that's required is a bike, fridge, uniform, and a volunteer.

George creates havoc when he decides to throw a surprise birthday party for Janet.

Hyacinth is at her wit's end. There's the charity shop, Councillor Nugent, Rose's love life - to say nothing of Daddy's! Can she cope and keep the flag flying, let alone her sanity?

The chief warden puts Mainwaring in court after a light is left burning in the church hall.

A visit to the theatre is arranged. Anarchists lurk in every cupboard and actors in every coffee house, but which pose a greater threat to the prince?

Seymour thinks his new safety device invention will make him rich, but Compo may not agree.

Seymour gets another money making idea, and all that's required is a bike, fridge, uniform, and a volunteer.

George creates havoc when he decides to throw a surprise birthday party for Janet.

Hyacinth is at her wit's end. There's the charity shop, Councillor Nugent, Rose's love life - to say nothing of Daddy's! Can she cope and keep the flag flying, let alone her sanity?

Clive is suspected of being a spy for Joe Maplin.

A visit to the theatre is arranged. Anarchists lurk in every cupboard and actors in every coffee house, but which pose a greater threat to the prince?

The platoon is chosen for special duties during the testing of a secret weapon - a huge rolling catherine wheel packed with explosives. However, Walker and Pike decide to listen to the wireless on the sly.

Tom decides that commuting is no life for a thinking man, but his unique solution causes embarrassment for his socially ambitious Surbiton neighbours.

Margo and Jerry are slightly perturbed when the Goods start to introduce livestock to Surbiton, but worse is to follow when Tom decides to paint the greenhouse pink to cater for some chickens.

Things are starting to happen in Tom's garden, but Barbara is feeling the effects of the boring and tiring work.

The wonderful Margo is horrified when she hears of Tom and Barbara's decision to keep pigs in the garden and enlists the help of the local resident's association in an effort to scupper the plan.

A visit to the theatre is arranged. Anarchists lurk in every cupboard and actors in every coffee house, but which pose a greater threat to the prince?

The hapless duo find themselves stranded on a Pacific island where much toilet humour abounds.

Kath is planning her anniversary celebrations, while Diane is worried she's not got enough cheese for the soiree she's organising for the 'French Exchange people'. Meanwhile, Martin is under financial pressure and needs to make some big decisions - decisions that will end up impacting him and everyone close to him.

Diane is worried that she didn't impress the school governors, Kath is revealing more than she should, and Martin is desperately trying to get his hands on a chunk of cash.

An old flame of Toast's, Lorna Wynde, turns up in London. He hasn't seen her since they starred in an American soap opera in the 80s.

Live on chat show Lorraine, Toast tells a tale that could not only topple the US government but also destroy the entire world.

Kath is planning her anniversary celebrations, while Diane is worried she's not got enough cheese for the soiree she's organising for the 'French Exchange people'. Meanwhile, Martin is under financial pressure and needs to make some big decisions - decisions that will end up impacting him and everyone close to him.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

On Christmas Eve, George dresses up as Santa and tries creeping into the houses of Janet's parents to leave them all presents.

Hyacinth's social standing at a church function is jeopardised when Daisy tries to encourage Onslow to become more ardent. She pretends to have found herself a 17-year-old toyboy.

Seymour thinks his new safety device invention will make him rich, but Compo may not agree.

Seymour gets another money making idea, and all that's required is a bike, fridge, uniform, and a volunteer.

Series set at the fictional Maplin's holiday camp in 1959.

The regent is low on cash, so Edmund sets out to find him a bride with a big dowry. A certain Amy Hardwood seems to fit the bill, but is she connected with squirrel-hating highwayman Dick Turpin?

Compo and Clegg hatch a plan to try and free hen-pecked Wally and Howard from the domestic chores set for them by their wives.

Seymour decides it's time he offered his talents and services to the local vicar.

On Christmas Eve, George dresses up as Santa and tries creeping into the houses of Janet's parents to leave them all presents.

Hyacinth's social standing at a church function is jeopardised when Daisy tries to encourage Onslow to become more ardent. She pretends to have found herself a 17-year-old toyboy.

The platoon is chosen for special duties during the testing of a secret weapon - a huge rolling catherine wheel packed with explosives. However, Walker and Pike decide to listen to the wireless on the sly.

The regent is low on cash, so Edmund sets out to find him a bride with a big dowry. A certain Amy Hardwood seems to fit the bill, but is she connected with squirrel-hating highwayman Dick Turpin?

Compo and Clegg hatch a plan to try and free hen-pecked Wally and Howard from the domestic chores set for them by their wives.

Seymour decides it's time he offered his talents and services to the local vicar.

On Christmas Eve, George dresses up as Santa and tries creeping into the houses of Janet's parents to leave them all presents.

Hyacinth's social standing at a church function is jeopardised when Daisy tries to encourage Onslow to become more ardent. She pretends to have found herself a 17-year-old toyboy.

Series set at the fictional Maplin's holiday camp in 1959.

The regent is low on cash, so Edmund sets out to find him a bride with a big dowry. A certain Amy Hardwood seems to fit the bill, but is she connected with squirrel-hating highwayman Dick Turpin?

When an enemy pilot bails out of his plane, his parachute becomes entangled in a church steeple.

Bren cannot stand the new self-clear system. Bren and Tony need money to finance their plans - perhaps Bren's head for trivia could be put to good use.

Stan is hoping for a proposal, Bren is being coached for her TV appearance, Dolly is upset by the new uniforms, and Petula is fading fast.

Dame Penelope Keith presents a special retrospective to celebrate 50 years of The Good Life, including a painstakingly built recreation of Margo and Jerry Leadbetter's drawing room.

When Tom, determined to make use of every available resource, builds a generator fuelled by pig dung, Margo and Jerry are not amused.

Surbiton's back-to-basics couple Tom and Barbara have financial problems, so Tom sets about earning some extra money, but he doesn't want to use it to pay boring old bills.

The regent is low on cash, so Edmund sets out to find him a bride with a big dowry. A certain Amy Hardwood seems to fit the bill, but is she connected with squirrel-hating highwayman Dick Turpin?

Bren cannot stand the new self-clear system. Bren and Tony need money to finance their plans - perhaps Bren's head for trivia could be put to good use.

Stan is hoping for a proposal, Bren is being coached for her TV appearance, Dolly is upset by the new uniforms, and Petula is fading fast.

Helen and her teenage son Zach don't really get on, until a random act of kindness brings the mysterious Bob to their front door. He seems to understand their problems and offers to help.

Toast and his flatmate Ed are asked to judge an international beauty contest for women. It all starts to look a bit dodgy when they're collected by the host, Vic Titball in his mud-spattered pick-up truck.

Toast and Ed are tasked with collecting legendary actor, and drinker, Ormond Sacker from rehab. Meanwhile, Toast is dating Varity Map, a doctor of drumming.

Surbiton's back-to-basics couple Tom and Barbara have financial problems, so Tom sets about earning some extra money, but he doesn't want to use it to pay boring old bills.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

George's life as superhero Thermoman is in jeopardy as he fights to keep his identity a secret from Janet's mother.

Hyacinth quite enjoys a family christening - except when it's Daisy's family and the newly blessed parents turn up in an old van with two hippies.

Compo and Clegg hatch a plan to try and free hen-pecked Wally and Howard from the domestic chores set for them by their wives.

Seymour decides it's time he offered his talents and services to the local vicar.

Tragedy befalls drunken Mr. Partridge.

In an episode bursting with sex, violence, revenge and porridge, Edmund must count on his Scottish cousin, McAdder, to save him from certain death at the hands of the fearsome Duke of Wellington.

Seymour vows that Edie's dustbin carrying days are over as he decides to install a waste disposal unit for her.

Seymour, a non-driver, volunteers to help Edie learn to drive again. All he needs is a qualified driver to join them.

George's life as superhero Thermoman is in jeopardy as he fights to keep his identity a secret from Janet's mother.

Hyacinth quite enjoys a family christening - except when it's Daisy's family and the newly blessed parents turn up in an old van with two hippies.

When an enemy pilot bails out of his plane, his parachute becomes entangled in a church steeple.

In an episode bursting with sex, violence, revenge and porridge, Edmund must count on his Scottish cousin, McAdder, to save him from certain death at the hands of the fearsome Duke of Wellington.

Seymour vows that Edie's dustbin carrying days are over as he decides to install a waste disposal unit for her.

Seymour, a non-driver, volunteers to help Edie learn to drive again. All he needs is a qualified driver to join them.

George's life as superhero Thermoman is in jeopardy as he fights to keep his identity a secret from Janet's mother.

Hyacinth quite enjoys a family christening - except when it's Daisy's family and the newly blessed parents turn up in an old van with two hippies.

Tragedy befalls drunken Mr. Partridge.

In an episode bursting with sex, violence, revenge and porridge, Edmund must count on his Scottish cousin, McAdder, to save him from certain death at the hands of the fearsome Duke of Wellington.

Captain Mainwaring and his platoon are instructed to guard a captive U-boat crew. Are they up to the job?

When Tom, determined to make use of every available resource, builds a generator fuelled by pig dung, Margo and Jerry are not amused.

Surbiton's back-to-basics couple Tom and Barbara have financial problems, so Tom sets about earning some extra money, but he doesn't want to use it to pay boring old bills.

Tom and Barbara receive help from an unexpected quarter when harvest time comes around and Tom sprains his back. It's a treat to see Margo dressed for horticultural action, with Jerry in tow.

Tom finds marketing his garden produce more difficult than he thought, especially when the rates are due.

Tim is worried that he isn't manly enough, Lee is persuaded by Lucy to pretend to be gay in order for her to get closer to a new business acquaintance, and Lee discovers there's something in it for him, but doesn't find it easy to keep his blokeish instincts hidden.

In an episode bursting with sex, violence, revenge and porridge, Edmund must count on his Scottish cousin, McAdder, to save him from certain death at the hands of the fearsome Duke of Wellington.

On the final leg of their journey, Neil and Martin ride the famous white horses of the Carmague across sweeping salt flats, try their hand at painting like Van Gogh in the town of Arles, before heading back to Neil's farmhouse for a homecoming party.