Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Toby and Angela face difficulties on their reconciliation cruise, while Tom and Madeline's weekend in the country is threatened.

Godber gets some bad news from his girlfriend. Fortunately, Fletcher is on hand to provide help and advice. Could his daughter Ingrid provide a possible solution?

The circle of life comes knocking at the Boyces' door with Tyler's French exchange student, and a past love from Peckham sheds new light on old memories.

Captain Peacock is convinced that his wife is having an affair with Mr Rumbold.

Clegg is used to looking after suspect packages for the errant Howard, but draws the line at one particular picnic accessory, but Howard will not take it from him until Pearl is out of sight and that could take a while.

Wesley and Barry come up with a brilliant plan to sell hot dogs to weary hikers and travellers from Wesley's new hot-dog barrow. Meanwhile, Clegg, Truly and Tom remember Compo and imagine how Nora Batty's arrival in Australia will cause misery for the folks down under.

The pumping station, with Godfrey and Walker inside, is hit during an air raid. The platoon goes to their rescue, but a ruptured pipe puts them up to their necks in water.

Godber gets some bad news from his girlfriend. Fortunately, Fletcher is on hand to provide help and advice. Could his daughter Ingrid provide a possible solution?

When Hyacinth decides that a new car is in order, she aims rather higher than most people - much to Richard's horror.

The circle of life comes knocking at the Boyces' door with Tyler's French exchange student, and a past love from Peckham sheds new light on old memories.

Pregnancy scares and stray branflakes upset everyone but Tony and Bren. What more can go wrong? Can Philippas' bright idea of inviting everyone's mother to the canteen for a tea party really raise the mood?

The pumping station, with Godfrey and Walker inside, is hit during an air raid. The platoon goes to their rescue, but a ruptured pipe puts them up to their necks in water.

Captain Peacock is convinced that his wife is having an affair with Mr Rumbold.

Godber gets some bad news from his girlfriend. Fortunately, Fletcher is on hand to provide help and advice. Could his daughter Ingrid provide a possible solution?

The pumping station, with Godfrey and Walker inside, is hit during an air raid. The platoon goes to their rescue, but a ruptured pipe puts them up to their necks in water.

Clegg is used to looking after suspect packages for the errant Howard, but draws the line at one particular picnic accessory, but Howard will not take it from him until Pearl is out of sight and that could take a while.

Wesley and Barry come up with a brilliant plan to sell hot dogs to weary hikers and travellers from Wesley's new hot-dog barrow. Meanwhile, Clegg, Truly and Tom remember Compo and imagine how Nora Batty's arrival in Australia will cause misery for the folks down under.

When Hyacinth decides that a new car is in order, she aims rather higher than most people - much to Richard's horror.

Godber gets some bad news from his girlfriend. Fortunately, Fletcher is on hand to provide help and advice. Could his daughter Ingrid provide a possible solution?

The platoon want to look as young as possible in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol. Captain Mainwaring wears a wig and Wilson a corset, but Jonesy, Frazer and Godfrey have to take more drastic measures.

The works do becomes incredibly formal and mock-Japanese. Everything goes well for Bren until her mother turns up and gets stuck into the sake.

With Tony away, Bren's finding it difficult to motivate Twinkle. Also, the factory is losing orders, Dolly and Jean have walked out, and poor Bren is left to run the nightshift single-handedly through the most important night of the year.

A humorous and moving account of a Cumbrian childhood from the 1920s, which lay undiscovered in a biscuit tin for over 60 years. Unfortunately, someone found it.

When Tim and Lee try to organise a party for Lucy's 30th birthday, their ideas of what makes a good party differ widely. Tim likes a few games of charades, while Lee likes a do where there are no competitors for Lucy's attention. So when she arrives at the party arm-in-arm with another man, Lee makes it his mission to somehow get rid of him without causing a scene.

When Hyacinth decides that a new car is in order, she aims rather higher than most people - much to Richard's horror.

With Tony away, Bren's finding it difficult to motivate Twinkle. Also, the factory is losing orders, Dolly and Jean have walked out, and poor Bren is left to run the nightshift single-handedly through the most important night of the year.

A humorous and moving account of a Cumbrian childhood from the 1920s, which lay undiscovered in a biscuit tin for over 60 years. Unfortunately, someone found it.

When Tim and Lee try to organise a party for Lucy's 30th birthday, their ideas of what makes a good party differ widely. Tim likes a few games of charades, while Lee likes a do where there are no competitors for Lucy's attention. So when she arrives at the party arm-in-arm with another man, Lee makes it his mission to somehow get rid of him without causing a scene.

The circle of life comes knocking at the Boyces' door with Tyler's French exchange student, and a past love from Peckham sheds new light on old memories.

Toby and Angela face difficulties on their reconciliation cruise, while Tom and Madeline's weekend in the country is threatened.

When Tim and Lee try to organise a party for Lucy's 30th birthday, their ideas of what makes a good party differ widely. Tim likes a few games of charades, while Lee likes a do where there are no competitors for Lucy's attention. So when she arrives at the party arm-in-arm with another man, Lee makes it his mission to somehow get rid of him without causing a scene.

Fortune smiles on a cash-strapped Mike and Alison when a TV company comes calling looking for an old house in which to film their period drama. To get the money in the bank, Alison must ensure the shoot goes without a hitch.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

With Mackay away, the Slade Prison inmates anticipate a period of rest and good times for all, but that is until his replacement arrives and suddenly Mackay doesn't seem so bad.

Llewellyn has been forced to employ teachers over the summer as casual labour but even they can't help the fact that his farm is running at a massive deficit. With Boycie's farm doing well, Llewellyn challenges him to a pub quiz in the hope of winning £5,000.

Old Mr Grace appoints Mr Humphries as the editor of a new in-house magazine.

Wesley's lovingly crafted trolley seems guaranteed to cheer up the dispirited Smiler, and all that is required is a hill and a reasonable amount of steering ability.

Glenda's unwanted anniversary present proves to be more than simply something to sit on - especially when Howard finds himself locked in his own bathroom with no apparent means of escape.

The platoon want to look as young as possible in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol. Captain Mainwaring wears a wig and Wilson a corset, but Jonesy, Frazer and Godfrey have to take more drastic measures.

With Mackay away, the Slade Prison inmates anticipate a period of rest and good times for all, but that is until his replacement arrives and suddenly Mackay doesn't seem so bad.

Hyacinth decides to share her undoubted experience of being a perfect hostess and advertises in the local paper.

A visit to the cinema and a toasted cheese supper make Captain Mainwaring dream that he is Napoleon.

With Tony away, Bren's finding it difficult to motivate Twinkle. Also, the factory is losing orders, Dolly and Jean have walked out, and poor Bren is left to run the nightshift single-handedly through the most important night of the year.

The platoon want to look as young as possible in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol. Captain Mainwaring wears a wig and Wilson a corset, but Jonesy, Frazer and Godfrey have to take more drastic measures.

Old Mr Grace appoints Mr Humphries as the editor of a new in-house magazine.

With Mackay away, the Slade Prison inmates anticipate a period of rest and good times for all, but that is until his replacement arrives and suddenly Mackay doesn't seem so bad.

The platoon want to look as young as possible in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol. Captain Mainwaring wears a wig and Wilson a corset, but Jonesy, Frazer and Godfrey have to take more drastic measures.

Wesley's lovingly crafted trolley seems guaranteed to cheer up the dispirited Smiler, and all that is required is a hill and a reasonable amount of steering ability.

Glenda's unwanted anniversary present proves to be more than simply something to sit on - especially when Howard finds himself locked in his own bathroom with no apparent means of escape.

Hyacinth decides to share her undoubted experience of being a perfect hostess and advertises in the local paper.

With Mackay away, the Slade Prison inmates anticipate a period of rest and good times for all, but that is until his replacement arrives and suddenly Mackay doesn't seem so bad.

A visit to the cinema and a toasted cheese supper make Captain Mainwaring dream that he is Napoleon.

A humorous and moving account of a Cumbrian childhood from the 1920s, which lay undiscovered in a biscuit tin for over 60 years. Unfortunately, someone found it.

Bren is having a hard time with the two youngsters on work experience.

Only 130 years ago, Charles Dickens was a novelist, a father and a long-distance walker. Now, he is dead. Angela Barlow finds out What Went Wrong.

A new neighbour moves in upstairs, and his constant noise drives Lucy to distraction. She begs Lee and Tim to get him to stop, but neither is man enough. Tim takes being branded a coward to heart, and rushes off to join a boxing gym. Lee, meanwhile, tries to impress Lucy by confronting the man in his own flat, where he finds himself staring into the eyes of a cold killer.

Hyacinth decides to share her undoubted experience of being a perfect hostess and advertises in the local paper.

Bren is having a hard time with the two youngsters on work experience.

Only 130 years ago, Charles Dickens was a novelist, a father and a long-distance walker. Now, he is dead. Angela Barlow finds out What Went Wrong.

A new neighbour moves in upstairs, and his constant noise drives Lucy to distraction. She begs Lee and Tim to get him to stop, but neither is man enough. Tim takes being branded a coward to heart, and rushes off to join a boxing gym. Lee, meanwhile, tries to impress Lucy by confronting the man in his own flat, where he finds himself staring into the eyes of a cold killer.

Llewellyn has been forced to employ teachers over the summer as casual labour but even they can't help the fact that his farm is running at a massive deficit. With Boycie's farm doing well, Llewellyn challenges him to a pub quiz in the hope of winning £5,000.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

A new neighbour moves in upstairs, and his constant noise drives Lucy to distraction. She begs Lee and Tim to get him to stop, but neither is man enough. Tim takes being branded a coward to heart, and rushes off to join a boxing gym. Lee, meanwhile, tries to impress Lucy by confronting the man in his own flat, where he finds himself staring into the eyes of a cold killer.

Learning that their posh neighbours have an ancient claim over their land, Mike and Alison throw a swanky dinner party to help resolve the issue. With the ghosts their only guide to high-class decorum, the evening starts badly and only gets worse.

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.

Raquel leaves Del, after he goes back to his bad old ways of gambling, drinking and staying out late. Meanwhile, Rodney is a shadow of his former self following Cassandra's announcement that she wants to start a family.

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.

Only 130 years ago, Charles Dickens was a novelist, a father and a long-distance walker. Now, he is dead. Angela Barlow finds out What Went Wrong.

Jean's husband has left her, Tony wants Bren to go to Marbella with him, Anita is celebrating her ongoing relationship with Pedro, and Petula returns with some interesting news.

Three divorcees share a one-room apartment in the Upper East Side. One has a lisp, one has an accordion, and one has an affair with the script editor and gets all the best lines.

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.

Raquel leaves Del, after he goes back to his bad old ways of gambling, drinking and staying out late. Meanwhile, Rodney is a shadow of his former self following Cassandra's announcement that she wants to start a family.

A cash-strapped young couple inherit a grand country house, only to find it is both falling apart and teeming with the ghosts of former inhabitants.

A cash-strapped young couple inherit a grand country house, only to find it is both falling apart and teeming with the ghosts of former inhabitants.

Three divorcees share a one-room apartment in the Upper East Side. One has a lisp, one has an accordion, and one has an affair with the script editor and gets all the best lines.

Three divorcees share a one-room apartment in the Upper East Side. One has a lisp, one has an accordion, and one has an affair with the script editor and gets all the best lines.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

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.

Raquel leaves Del, after he goes back to his bad old ways of gambling, drinking and staying out late. Meanwhile, Rodney is a shadow of his former self following Cassandra's announcement that she wants to start a family.

Rodney's in love with Debbie from the newsagents, but problem is she's only 19, and about 19 years ago Del was seeing her mum.

Del and Rodney attend Grandad's funeral, where they become suspicious of a certain long-lost seafaring relative - Uncle Albert of course.

With the Trotters low on cash, Uncle Albert attempts to come to their rescue. When he falls through a pub cellar door, they attempt to sue for damages. Unfortunately, Uncle Albert's pulled this stunt a few times.

Rodney's aspiration to be top of the pops is encouraged, promoted and totally dashed by Del Boy.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert are consigned to the dog watch when they earn some `easy money' looking after Boycie and Marlene's Great Dane puppy, but was giving it some dodgy pork leftovers a good idea?

Rodney needs a girlfriend to accompany him to a do in order to win a bet, so Del steps in, hoping that there's a tidy profit in store for him.

Del persuades Denzil to lend him his redundancy money, but ends up chasing a rare butterfly.

Rodney's in love with Debbie from the newsagents, but problem is she's only 19, and about 19 years ago Del was seeing her mum.

Del and Rodney attend Grandad's funeral, where they become suspicious of a certain long-lost seafaring relative - Uncle Albert of course.

With the Trotters low on cash, Uncle Albert attempts to come to their rescue. When he falls through a pub cellar door, they attempt to sue for damages. Unfortunately, Uncle Albert's pulled this stunt a few times.

Rodney's aspiration to be top of the pops is encouraged, promoted and totally dashed by Del Boy.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert are consigned to the dog watch when they earn some `easy money' looking after Boycie and Marlene's Great Dane puppy, but was giving it some dodgy pork leftovers a good idea?

Walker arranges for Jones to get some illicit pigeons - but did they come from Trafalgar Square?

Three divorcees share a one-room apartment in the Upper East Side. One has a lisp, one has an accordion, and one has an affair with the script editor and gets all the best lines.

Bren is excited about her forthcoming holiday, Stan has sad news about his father, and Petula is doing dangerous things with gas in her caravan.

Have it your way, Waseem, but if disposable saris don't catch on, count me out.

Del persuades Denzil to lend him his redundancy money, but ends up chasing a rare butterfly.

Rodney's in love with Debbie from the newsagents, but problem is she's only 19, and about 19 years ago Del was seeing her mum.

Del and Rodney attend Grandad's funeral, where they become suspicious of a certain long-lost seafaring relative - Uncle Albert of course.

With the Trotters low on cash, Uncle Albert attempts to come to their rescue. When he falls through a pub cellar door, they attempt to sue for damages. Unfortunately, Uncle Albert's pulled this stunt a few times.

Rodney's aspiration to be top of the pops is encouraged, promoted and totally dashed by Del Boy.

Bren is excited about her forthcoming holiday, Stan has sad news about his father, and Petula is doing dangerous things with gas in her caravan.

Have it your way, Waseem, but if disposable saris don't catch on, count me out.

Rodney needs a girlfriend to accompany him to a do in order to win a bet, so Del steps in, hoping that there's a tidy profit in store for him.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

For some reason, the powers that be have given the inmates of Slade prison a weekend break to pursue their hobbies. Is this wise? Fletcher just wants to put his feet up in his cell with a good book, but others have different ideas as to how he should spend his time.

A family reunion leaves the staff of Winterdown Farm all tied up and lost for words, when Marlene's sister comes to stay, love is in the air for Bryan, and Boycie attempts to bury the past.

Business is so poor that the staff are asked to take a ten per cent pay cut - resulting in a roof-top protest.

Tom wants to follow in his father's footsteps, and foolishly listens to Clegg and Truly's stories of what his dad could do on his old bicycle.

Billy has been burdened with his humourless brother-in-law Bradley and even Clegg and Truly fail to bring a smile to his face. Meanwhile, Auntie Wainwright and Wesley are trying to deliver an inflatable animal feeding trough.

The runner-up in the Holiday Princess competition is seen entering a staff chalet late at night.

For some reason, the powers that be have given the inmates of Slade prison a weekend break to pursue their hobbies. Is this wise? Fletcher just wants to put his feet up in his cell with a good book, but others have different ideas as to how he should spend his time.

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

A family reunion leaves the staff of Winterdown Farm all tied up and lost for words, when Marlene's sister comes to stay, love is in the air for Bryan, and Boycie attempts to bury the past.

Walker arranges for Jones to get some illicit pigeons - but did they come from Trafalgar Square?

The runner-up in the Holiday Princess competition is seen entering a staff chalet late at night.

Business is so poor that the staff are asked to take a ten per cent pay cut - resulting in a roof-top protest.

For some reason, the powers that be have given the inmates of Slade prison a weekend break to pursue their hobbies. Is this wise? Fletcher just wants to put his feet up in his cell with a good book, but others have different ideas as to how he should spend his time.

Walker arranges for Jones to get some illicit pigeons - but did they come from Trafalgar Square?

Tom wants to follow in his father's footsteps, and foolishly listens to Clegg and Truly's stories of what his dad could do on his old bicycle.

Billy has been burdened with his humourless brother-in-law Bradley and even Clegg and Truly fail to bring a smile to his face. Meanwhile, Auntie Wainwright and Wesley are trying to deliver an inflatable animal feeding trough.

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

For some reason, the powers that be have given the inmates of Slade prison a weekend break to pursue their hobbies. Is this wise? Fletcher just wants to put his feet up in his cell with a good book, but others have different ideas as to how he should spend his time.

Mainwaring's platoon is sitting in a barn which is the target for some 25-pounders, but only Jones knows of the dangers.

Business is so poor that the staff are asked to take a ten per cent pay cut - resulting in a roof-top protest.

After leaking in Top Shop, Denise gets full use from one of her nipple pads. Meanwhile, to Jim's disgust, baby David makes full use of his nappy.

Dave and Denise have some important news that might even get Jim to move out of that chair.

Gary and Tony's flatshare descends into a farce as Gary returns from a creative writing weekend to find girlfriend Dorothy in bed with his best mate Tony.

Jon Richardson is your host introducing acts from Sara Pascoe and Nathan Caton.

After leaking in Top Shop, Denise gets full use from one of her nipple pads. Meanwhile, to Jim's disgust, baby David makes full use of his nappy.

Dave and Denise have some important news that might even get Jim to move out of that chair.

Gary and Tony's flatshare descends into a farce as Gary returns from a creative writing weekend to find girlfriend Dorothy in bed with his best mate Tony.

Jon Richardson is your host introducing acts from Sara Pascoe and Nathan Caton.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

After leaking in Top Shop, Denise gets full use from one of her nipple pads. Meanwhile, to Jim's disgust, baby David makes full use of his nappy.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

A broken ankle provides Fletcher with a pleasant spell in the prison hospital. Fellow patient Blanco is convinced he is going to die, so he gives Fletcher a map showing where he buried an ill-gotten £8,000.

Spin-off from `Only Fools and Horses', featuring the characters of Boycie and Marlene adapting to life in rural Shropshire. When Bryan and Elgin suffer a housing crisis, Boycie and Marlene offer them sanctuary, but Boycie's benevolence towards his workers brings an unexpected reward of immortality.

An old photograph causes Mr Grace to believe he is related to Mr Humphries.

When a heartbroken Kevin needs help in finding a solitary spot to be alone with his thoughts, help is at hand, but problems arise when he decides to become a wise man of the woods.

When Alvin falls from the skies into their lives, Truly, Clegg and Billy search for something that the failed bird-man can be first at.

Mainwaring's platoon is sitting in a barn which is the target for some 25-pounders, but only Jones knows of the dangers.

A broken ankle provides Fletcher with a pleasant spell in the prison hospital. Fellow patient Blanco is convinced he is going to die, so he gives Fletcher a map showing where he buried an ill-gotten £8,000.

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

Spin-off from `Only Fools and Horses', featuring the characters of Boycie and Marlene adapting to life in rural Shropshire. When Bryan and Elgin suffer a housing crisis, Boycie and Marlene offer them sanctuary, but Boycie's benevolence towards his workers brings an unexpected reward of immortality.

Mainwaring's platoon is sitting in a barn which is the target for some 25-pounders, but only Jones knows of the dangers.

A camper tries to bribe the entertainments manager, while steps are taken to stop the camp host from celebrating his birthday every two weeks in order to get presents from the campers.

An old photograph causes Mr Grace to believe he is related to Mr Humphries.

A broken ankle provides Fletcher with a pleasant spell in the prison hospital. Fellow patient Blanco is convinced he is going to die, so he gives Fletcher a map showing where he buried an ill-gotten £8,000.

Mainwaring's platoon is sitting in a barn which is the target for some 25-pounders, but only Jones knows of the dangers.

When a heartbroken Kevin needs help in finding a solitary spot to be alone with his thoughts, help is at hand, but problems arise when he decides to become a wise man of the woods.

When Alvin falls from the skies into their lives, Truly, Clegg and Billy search for something that the failed bird-man can be first at.

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

A broken ankle provides Fletcher with a pleasant spell in the prison hospital. Fellow patient Blanco is convinced he is going to die, so he gives Fletcher a map showing where he buried an ill-gotten £8,000.

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.

An old photograph causes Mr Grace to believe he is related to Mr Humphries.

Jim tries to ignore the fact that it is his birthday, but the rest of the Royle family will not let him forget that he is one year older.

Baby David has spent the night at Granny and Grandad Royle's house, while Dave and Denise spent the evening in the pub.

Deborah and Dorothy are away for the weekend, so the visiting girls next door are invited over for a night of fun. Gary has more fun than he bargained for with Carol, while Tony concentrates his energies on converting the shed into a sauna - or, more specifically, a `shedna'.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Jim tries to ignore the fact that it is his birthday, but the rest of the Royle family will not let him forget that he is one year older.

Baby David has spent the night at Granny and Grandad Royle's house, while Dave and Denise spent the evening in the pub.

Deborah and Dorothy are away for the weekend, so the visiting girls next door are invited over for a night of fun. Gary has more fun than he bargained for with Carol, while Tony concentrates his energies on converting the shed into a sauna - or, more specifically, a `shedna'.

A camper tries to bribe the entertainments manager, while steps are taken to stop the camp host from celebrating his birthday every two weeks in order to get presents from the campers.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

Deborah and Dorothy are away for the weekend, so the visiting girls next door are invited over for a night of fun. Gary has more fun than he bargained for with Carol, while Tony concentrates his energies on converting the shed into a sauna - or, more specifically, a `shedna'.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Tom is having a difficult time following his break-up with Madeline, while Toby is facing problems of his own.

Godber takes up boxing and enters the prison championships and although he is the hot favourite to win, it is in several people's interests that he be beaten.

When Marlene drags Boycie and Tyler to visit her mother Dora, the battle lines are already drawn. Back at the farm, Bryan tries his hand at poetry to stop him feeling lonely whilst Mrs Cakeworthy surfs the net to help him find a solution.

Mrs Slocombe tries to turn her fantasies about Mr Humphries into reality.

While out walking, Truly and Clegg bump into Entwistle, a Chinese electrical handyman, who, for a modest fee, will enlighten them with the wisdom he brings from the East - Hull, to be exact.

After helping Entwistle to repair his broken down truck, Truly, Clegg and Billy find their skills are in demand again, this time to help Tom and Smiler find the source of a squeak on their handcart.

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.

Godber takes up boxing and enters the prison championships and although he is the hot favourite to win, it is in several people's interests that he be beaten.

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

When Marlene drags Boycie and Tyler to visit her mother Dora, the battle lines are already drawn. Back at the farm, Bryan tries his hand at poetry to stop him feeling lonely whilst Mrs Cakeworthy surfs the net to help him find a solution.

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.

The Punch and Judy man gets drunk and everyone tries to cover up for him to keep the senior staff in ignorance.

Mrs Slocombe tries to turn her fantasies about Mr Humphries into reality.

Godber takes up boxing and enters the prison championships and although he is the hot favourite to win, it is in several people's interests that he be beaten.

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.

While out walking, Truly and Clegg bump into Entwistle, a Chinese electrical handyman, who, for a modest fee, will enlighten them with the wisdom he brings from the East - Hull, to be exact.

After helping Entwistle to repair his broken down truck, Truly, Clegg and Billy find their skills are in demand again, this time to help Tom and Smiler find the source of a squeak on their handcart.

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

Godber takes up boxing and enters the prison championships and although he is the hot favourite to win, it is in several people's interests that he be beaten.

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

Mrs Slocombe tries to turn her fantasies about Mr Humphries into reality.

It's the day of baby David's christening and, to mark the occasion, his proud father has grown a goatee beard.

Poor Barb has got a bit hot and bothered doing the Sunday roast, and it doesn't help when Jim and Dave roll in late from the Feathers, with Twiggy in tow.

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.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

It's the day of baby David's christening and, to mark the occasion, his proud father has grown a goatee beard.

Poor Barb has got a bit hot and bothered doing the Sunday roast, and it doesn't help when Jim and Dave roll in late from the Feathers, with Twiggy in tow.

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.

The Punch and Judy man gets drunk and everyone tries to cover up for him to keep the senior staff in ignorance.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Tom is having a difficult time following his break-up with Madeline, while Toby is facing problems of his own.

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.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Tom meets a Swedish student at a wine bar, while Toby finds himself entangled with the police.

Fletcher lands in hot water when some stolen pills accidentally find their way into his cup of tea.

Marlene is distraught when Earl the dog and Tyler both go missing. Boycie, Bryan and Jed form a search party, but entering the haunted woods with night drawing in soon confounds the rescuers.

Things get out of control when Mrs Slocombe tries to act out the dream she has had about a romantic entanglement with Mr Humphries.

To avoid all the fuss associated with birthdays, Clegg has the ideal solution - a quiet lunch at a nice quiet hotel.

Mildly intrigued by the sight of a man skiing on a van roof, the men's interest is heightened when they realise it is an old school pal who was renowned for his eccentricity.

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

Fletcher lands in hot water when some stolen pills accidentally find their way into his cup of tea.

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?

Marlene is distraught when Earl the dog and Tyler both go missing. Boycie, Bryan and Jed form a search party, but entering the haunted woods with night drawing in soon confounds the rescuers.

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

Ex-jockey Fred Quilly once took a bribe to fix a race, but failed to keep the horse from winning. Now he is convinced that the betting gang have tracked him down and are out for revenge.

Things get out of control when Mrs Slocombe tries to act out the dream she has had about a romantic entanglement with Mr Humphries.

Fletcher lands in hot water when some stolen pills accidentally find their way into his cup of tea.

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

To avoid all the fuss associated with birthdays, Clegg has the ideal solution - a quiet lunch at a nice quiet hotel.

Mildly intrigued by the sight of a man skiing on a van roof, the men's interest is heightened when they realise it is an old school pal who was renowned for his eccentricity.

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?

Fletcher lands in hot water when some stolen pills accidentally find their way into his cup of tea.

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.

Things get out of control when Mrs Slocombe tries to act out the dream she has had about a romantic entanglement with Mr Humphries.

Jim enlists Twiggy and Dave to help with the decorating. Meanwhile, Cheryl enjoys several of Barbara's bacon butties.

It's the morning of the wedding and Denise is not the only one whose nerves are on edge.

Gary is horrified by the fact that Tony needs glasses. Dorothy is recovering from a painful operation but Gary's patience as a nursemaid lasts just under two hours. Unimpressed by his demands for sex, Dorothy decides to trick him by pretending that she has died.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Jim enlists Twiggy and Dave to help with the decorating. Meanwhile, Cheryl enjoys several of Barbara's bacon butties.

It's the morning of the wedding and Denise is not the only one whose nerves are on edge.

Gary is horrified by the fact that Tony needs glasses. Dorothy is recovering from a painful operation but Gary's patience as a nursemaid lasts just under two hours. Unimpressed by his demands for sex, Dorothy decides to trick him by pretending that she has died.

Ex-jockey Fred Quilly once took a bribe to fix a race, but failed to keep the horse from winning. Now he is convinced that the betting gang have tracked him down and are out for revenge.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Tom meets a Swedish student at a wine bar, while Toby finds himself entangled with the police.

Gary is horrified by the fact that Tony needs glasses. Dorothy is recovering from a painful operation but Gary's patience as a nursemaid lasts just under two hours. Unimpressed by his demands for sex, Dorothy decides to trick him by pretending that she has died.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

Fletcher is incensed when a third cell mate arrives, and to add insult to injury, he turns out to be one of his old enemies. Why is everyone being so polite to this new prisoner?

Boycie and Marlene are flushed with pride as they dream of their son's golden future, but when Tyler's exam results let him down it is the staff who provide the key to his career and get him motivated.

The staff are short of money and can't afford the new executive dining menu that is being forced on them. Mrs Slocombe has a sideline, however. A home made perfume that will attract the opposite sex!

When Clegg, Truly and Billy hear that an old school friend is going to die very soon, they look for something - or someone - to put the spark back into his life.

Just when Barry finds himself looking for an alternative to golf, Billy turns up with an archery training course.

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.

Fletcher is incensed when a third cell mate arrives, and to add insult to injury, he turns out to be one of his old enemies. Why is everyone being so polite to this new prisoner?

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.

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.

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.

Joe Maplin decrees that every Thursday will be `sunshine smile day'. The camp host decides to extend this to the campers by compelling a holidaymaker caught without a smile to pay a shilling to the Campers' Amenity Fund.

The staff are short of money and can't afford the new executive dining menu that is being forced on them. Mrs Slocombe has a sideline, however. A home made perfume that will attract the opposite sex!

Fletcher is incensed when a third cell mate arrives, and to add insult to injury, he turns out to be one of his old enemies. Why is everyone being so polite to this new prisoner?

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.

When Clegg, Truly and Billy hear that an old school friend is going to die very soon, they look for something - or someone - to put the spark back into his life.

Just when Barry finds himself looking for an alternative to golf, Billy turns up with an archery training course.

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.

Fletcher is incensed when a third cell mate arrives, and to add insult to injury, he turns out to be one of his old enemies. Why is everyone being so polite to this new prisoner?

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.

The staff are short of money and can't afford the new executive dining menu that is being forced on them. Mrs Slocombe has a sideline, however. A home made perfume that will attract the opposite sex!

Antony's got a new girlfriend, Emma. That'll be a major distraction from the box, especially if she turns out to be attractive and vegetarian.

Can Jim stand another evening in the company of Nana who is intent on mourning a recent death? Meanwhile, Cheryl and Denise return from the precinct with a pound of fudge.

Tony discovers that Gary has £33,000 stashed away in his current account, while Tony's ever-expanding waistline doesn't go unnoticed - time to start reading `Hey Lardy: The New Lads' Diet Book'.

When Richie buys an inflatable doll, he tries to conceal it from Eddie, but matters soon go horribly awry. Recorded live at the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton.

Antony's got a new girlfriend, Emma. That'll be a major distraction from the box, especially if she turns out to be attractive and vegetarian.

Can Jim stand another evening in the company of Nana who is intent on mourning a recent death? Meanwhile, Cheryl and Denise return from the precinct with a pound of fudge.

Tony discovers that Gary has £33,000 stashed away in his current account, while Tony's ever-expanding waistline doesn't go unnoticed - time to start reading `Hey Lardy: The New Lads' Diet Book'.

Joe Maplin decrees that every Thursday will be `sunshine smile day'. The camp host decides to extend this to the campers by compelling a holidaymaker caught without a smile to pay a shilling to the Campers' Amenity Fund.

Comedy starring Nigel Havers and Tony Britton as father-and-son doctors, one an idealist NHS GP and the other a money-mad Harley Street consultant.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Poor old Rodders, he finally finds romance, but proceeds to send the whole Trotter household into a panic with his choice of girlfriend.

Grandad gets a haunted feeling when Del comes up with a crafty money-making scheme.

Del's insistence that his luck will change convinces Grandad and Rodney that he will soon land them all out on the street.

When Rodney falls in love, he doesn't appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand.

Del's got a job painting a Chinese restaurant, but is he wise to get some help from Rodney `Leonardo' Trotter?

Del and Rodney's soft hearts persuade them to take Grandad along on their holiday trip to Spain.

Del introduces the Dresden collecting aristocracy to some North Korean porcelain and his chandelier cleaning service.

It's true love for Del and Raquel as they set up home at Nelson Mandela House. Sadly, the same cannot be said for Rodders, whose marriage has developed a few teething problems. Being a caring brother, Del decides to lend him a hand.

Poor old Rodders, he finally finds romance, but proceeds to send the whole Trotter household into a panic with his choice of girlfriend.

Grandad gets a haunted feeling when Del comes up with a crafty money-making scheme.

Del's insistence that his luck will change convinces Grandad and Rodney that he will soon land them all out on the street.

When Rodney falls in love, he doesn't appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand.

Del's got a job painting a Chinese restaurant, but is he wise to get some help from Rodney `Leonardo' Trotter?

Del and Rodney's soft hearts persuade them to take Grandad along on their holiday trip to Spain.

Del introduces the Dresden collecting aristocracy to some North Korean porcelain and his chandelier cleaning service.

It's true love for Del and Raquel as they set up home at Nelson Mandela House. Sadly, the same cannot be said for Rodders, whose marriage has developed a few teething problems. Being a caring brother, Del decides to lend him a hand.

Poor old Rodders, he finally finds romance, but proceeds to send the whole Trotter household into a panic with his choice of girlfriend.

Grandad gets a haunted feeling when Del comes up with a crafty money-making scheme.

Nana has a cataract operation and Jim, of course, plays the loving and sympathetic son-in-law.

Barbara storms out of the house while the others watch `Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'.

Del's insistence that his luck will change convinces Grandad and Rodney that he will soon land them all out on the street.

When Rodney falls in love, he doesn't appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand.

Del's got a job painting a Chinese restaurant, but is he wise to get some help from Rodney `Leonardo' Trotter?