Shopping from Home.

The Crowcroft Challenge: The world's longest-running, silliest sitcom! Alvin soon discovers that it isn't easy travelling as the crow flies, especially when dressed as a crow. S29 Ep7.

Songs of Praise: Ecclesiastical comedy with favourite funnywoman Dawn French. TV's Songs of Praise comes to the parish to meet Geraldine. Unfortunately, the director is rather dishy. S1 Ep2.

Community Spirit: Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it. S1 Ep3.

Fifteen Minutes: Only Fools spin-off. When Boycie's staff audition for a reality TV show, the lure of fame proves irresistible. Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away. S3 Ep5.

German Week: Join Mr Humphries and a young Pauline Fowler in the department store comedy. There's a special sale on German goods in the store - spot a Joanna Lumley walk-on! S3 Ep5.

Dibley Live: Dawn French is the cuddly vicar. When Radio Dibley is live on air for one week, Geraldine presents a 'Brain of Dibley' competition. Don't even think about it, Alice! S2 Ep2.

Howard Remembers Where He Left His Bicycle Pump: Gentle comedy that first graced our screens in 1973. An embarrassed Howard bumps into a female acquaintance from his past. S29 Ep9.

Sinclair and the Wormley Witches: Senior silliness with the sprightly OAPs. Sinclair believes he's the victim of a curse. Truly, Entwistle and Alvin try their hand at exorcism. S29 Ep10.

Fifteen Minutes: Only Fools spin-off. When Boycie's staff audition for a reality TV show, the lure of fame proves irresistible. Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away. S3 Ep5.

Away from It All: Margo and Jerry suggest the 'peasants' take a holiday and offer them a Mayfair flat. But with the Leadbetters looking after the animals, the Goods can't relax. S4 Ep1.

When You've Got to Go: Mrs Pike is astonished to discover that her `stupid boy' son, the young private, has received his call-up papers. They must be desperate! S9 Ep2.

Dibley Live: Dawn French is the cuddly vicar. When Radio Dibley is live on air for one week, Geraldine presents a 'Brain of Dibley' competition. Don't even think about it, Alice! S2 Ep2.

German Week: Join Mr Humphries and a young Pauline Fowler in the department store comedy. There's a special sale on German goods in the store - spot a Joanna Lumley walk-on! S3 Ep5.

Howard Remembers Where He Left His Bicycle Pump: Gentle comedy that first graced our screens in 1973. An embarrassed Howard bumps into a female acquaintance from his past. S29 Ep9.

Sinclair and the Wormley Witches: Senior silliness with the sprightly OAPs. Sinclair believes he's the victim of a curse. Truly, Entwistle and Alvin try their hand at exorcism. S29 Ep10.

Fifteen Minutes: Only Fools spin-off. When Boycie's staff audition for a reality TV show, the lure of fame proves irresistible. Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away. S3 Ep5.

German Week: Join Mr Humphries and a young Pauline Fowler in the department store comedy. There's a special sale on German goods in the store - spot a Joanna Lumley walk-on! S3 Ep5.

When You've Got to Go: Mrs Pike is astonished to discover that her `stupid boy' son, the young private, has received his call-up papers. They must be desperate! S9 Ep2.

Is There Honey Still for Tea?: Evergreen sitcom. Private Godfrey's cottage is to be demolished to make room for the new airstrip. Captain Mainwaring has problems of his own. S9 Ep3.

Away from It All: Margo and Jerry suggest the 'peasants' take a holiday and offer them a Mayfair flat. But with the Leadbetters looking after the animals, the Goods can't relax. S4 Ep1.

The Window and the Weather: Dawn French is the unconventional Rev Geraldine Granger. After an accident, St Barnabus's Church finds itself in need of a new stained-glass window. S1 Ep4.

Election: The magnificent Dawn French wears the trousers as the loveable female vicar in the ecclesiastical comedy. Local elections are looming and David is confident of victory. S1 Ep5.

The Night Shift: 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. S2 Ep4.

Away from It All: Margo and Jerry suggest the 'peasants' take a holiday and offer them a Mayfair flat. But with the Leadbetters looking after the animals, the Goods can't relax. S4 Ep1.

The Window and the Weather: Dawn French is the unconventional Rev Geraldine Granger. After an accident, St Barnabus's Church finds itself in need of a new stained-glass window. S1 Ep4.

Election: The magnificent Dawn French wears the trousers as the loveable female vicar in the ecclesiastical comedy. Local elections are looming and David is confident of victory. S1 Ep5.

The Night Shift: 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. S2 Ep4.

Desperate Measures: Steven is forced to take on some particularly unattractive jobs to pay off a tax bill, but an offer to appear in Calendar Girls presents an exciting career opportunity. S2 Ep2.

The Archbishop: Richard Curtis' medieval sitcom. The landscape is littered with dead Archbishops of Canterbury, which inspires Edmund to get his deadliest rival appointed to the job. S1 Ep3.

Against the backdrop of a family reunion and a slap-up meal, the outlaws begin to believe their ordeal might be at an end. But can their tormentor be so easily satisfied? S2 Ep5.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Howard Remembers Where He Left His Bicycle Pump: Gentle comedy that first graced our screens in 1973. An embarrassed Howard bumps into a female acquaintance from his past. S29 Ep9.

Howard Remembers Where He Left His Bicycle Pump: Gentle comedy that first graced our screens in 1973. An embarrassed Howard bumps into a female acquaintance from his past. S29 Ep9.

The Window and the Weather: Dawn French is the unconventional Rev Geraldine Granger. After an accident, St Barnabus's Church finds itself in need of a new stained-glass window. S1 Ep4.

Election: The magnificent Dawn French wears the trousers as the loveable female vicar in the ecclesiastical comedy. Local elections are looming and David is confident of victory. S1 Ep5.

The Final Curtain: Life in the country with Boycie from Only Fools. Boycie learns some shocking information about his family tree, and Tyler unexpectedly returns home from university. S3 Ep6.

Wedding Bells: Double-entendre at the department store with Mr Humphries and chums. Young Mr Grace causes a stir when the staff think that he is going to propose to Mrs Slocombe. S3 Ep6.

Celebrity Vicar: Dawn French as the friendly vicar shows she can do sitcom as well as Jennifer Saunders. Geraldine becomes a celebrity after doing 'Pause for Thought' on the radio. S2 Ep3.

Enter the Finger: The record-breaking sitcom that first came to our screens in 1973. Here, Brian Conley plays Barry's fitness-mad neighbour, who outshines him in all things physical. S30 Ep1.

Will the Genuine Racer Please Stand Up?: The young-at-heart sitcom about a group of retired friends. Howard devises a simple scheme to change his appearance enough to fool even Pearl. S30 Ep2.

The Final Curtain: Life in the country with Boycie from Only Fools. Boycie learns some shocking information about his family tree, and Tyler unexpectedly returns home from university. S3 Ep6.

The Green Door: 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. S4 Ep2.

Is There Honey Still for Tea?: Evergreen sitcom. Private Godfrey's cottage is to be demolished to make room for the new airstrip. Captain Mainwaring has problems of his own. S9 Ep3.

Celebrity Vicar: Dawn French as the friendly vicar shows she can do sitcom as well as Jennifer Saunders. Geraldine becomes a celebrity after doing 'Pause for Thought' on the radio. S2 Ep3.

Wedding Bells: Double-entendre at the department store with Mr Humphries and chums. Young Mr Grace causes a stir when the staff think that he is going to propose to Mrs Slocombe. S3 Ep6.

Enter the Finger: The record-breaking sitcom that first came to our screens in 1973. Here, Brian Conley plays Barry's fitness-mad neighbour, who outshines him in all things physical. S30 Ep1.

Will the Genuine Racer Please Stand Up?: The young-at-heart sitcom about a group of retired friends. Howard devises a simple scheme to change his appearance enough to fool even Pearl. S30 Ep2.

The Final Curtain: Life in the country with Boycie from Only Fools. Boycie learns some shocking information about his family tree, and Tyler unexpectedly returns home from university. S3 Ep6.

Wedding Bells: Double-entendre at the department store with Mr Humphries and chums. Young Mr Grace causes a stir when the staff think that he is going to propose to Mrs Slocombe. S3 Ep6.

Is There Honey Still for Tea?: Evergreen sitcom. Private Godfrey's cottage is to be demolished to make room for the new airstrip. Captain Mainwaring has problems of his own. S9 Ep3.

High Finance: Mainwaring the bank manager calls in Jonesy to explain why his account is always in the red. He'll need a bit more than a few rationed sausages to get out of this one! S9 Ep5.

The Green Door: 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. S4 Ep2.

Animals: Dawn French as the maverick woman vicar in the show from the mind of 'Love Actually' creator Richard Curtis. Geraldine proposes turning the chapel into a wonderful new ark. S1 Ep6.

Dibley Live: Dawn French is the cuddly vicar. When Radio Dibley is live on air for one week, Geraldine presents a 'Brain of Dibley' competition. Don't even think about it, Alice! S2 Ep2.

The Shaman: Wicky is on his way to clean up after a tragic death at a stately home, but there's a shaman on the scene as well, and he has his own mystical agenda. S2 Ep5.

The Green Door: 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. S4 Ep2.

Animals: Dawn French as the maverick woman vicar in the show from the mind of 'Love Actually' creator Richard Curtis. Geraldine proposes turning the chapel into a wonderful new ark. S1 Ep6.

Dibley Live: Dawn French is the cuddly vicar. When Radio Dibley is live on air for one week, Geraldine presents a 'Brain of Dibley' competition. Don't even think about it, Alice! S2 Ep2.

The Shaman: Wicky is on his way to clean up after a tragic death at a stately home, but there's a shaman on the scene as well, and he has his own mystical agenda. S2 Ep5.

The Moose Trap: Steven's return to the West End in a legendary whodunit is jeopardised when he reveals the killer's identity in an interview, so he auditions for a job on a quiz show. S2 Ep3.

The Queen of Spain's Beard: Medieval sitcom with Rowan Atkinson as the titular, snivelling Prince. The king's treachery gives Edmund the chance to make a move on an eligible princess. S1 Ep4.

Out of options and time, the outlaws must take extreme measures. But with the eyes of the public and the police on them, can they together pull off the con to end all cons? S2 Ep6.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

The Final Curtain: Life in the country with Boycie from Only Fools. Boycie learns some shocking information about his family tree, and Tyler unexpectedly returns home from university. S3 Ep6.

Enter the Finger: The record-breaking sitcom that first came to our screens in 1973. Here, Brian Conley plays Barry's fitness-mad neighbour, who outshines him in all things physical. S30 Ep1.

Animals: Dawn French as the maverick woman vicar in the show from the mind of 'Love Actually' creator Richard Curtis. Geraldine proposes turning the chapel into a wonderful new ark. S1 Ep6.

Dibley Live: Dawn French is the cuddly vicar. When Radio Dibley is live on air for one week, Geraldine presents a 'Brain of Dibley' competition. Don't even think about it, Alice! S2 Ep2.

Lust in Translation: Life in the country with Boycie and Marlene of 'Only Fools'. Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love. The staff's loyalties are tested. S3 Ep7.

Shoulder to Shoulder: Saucy sitcom fun. When the ladies' department is closed for a face-lift, the female staff have to share the men's counter. Will Mrs Slocombe get steamed up? S3 Ep7.

Rough Justice: Fletcher decides that Harris must be put on trial for stealing from another prisoner. You can't trust anyone. S3 Ep3.

A Short Introduction to Cooper's Rules: More silver haired shenanigans. Just when PCs Cooper and Walsh have mastered the art of fighting crime, Barry manages to spoil it all. S30 Ep3.

Is Jeremy Quite Safe?: The gentle comedy that first graced our screens in 1973. A retired jewel thief regales Marina and Davenport with stories of his past exploits in France. S30 Ep4.

Lust in Translation: Life in the country with Boycie and Marlene of 'Only Fools'. Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love. The staff's loyalties are tested. S3 Ep7.

High Finance: Mainwaring the bank manager calls in Jonesy to explain why his account is always in the red. He'll need a bit more than a few rationed sausages to get out of this one! S9 Ep5.

The Face on the Poster: Get a grip Wilson! Mainwaring's recruitment drive gets off to a bad start when Wilson makes a mess of the photos for the advertisement. S9 Ep6.

Rough Justice: Fletcher decides that Harris must be put on trial for stealing from another prisoner. You can't trust anyone. S3 Ep3.

Shoulder to Shoulder: Saucy sitcom fun. When the ladies' department is closed for a face-lift, the female staff have to share the men's counter. Will Mrs Slocombe get steamed up? S3 Ep7.

A Short Introduction to Cooper's Rules: More silver haired shenanigans. Just when PCs Cooper and Walsh have mastered the art of fighting crime, Barry manages to spoil it all. S30 Ep3.

Is Jeremy Quite Safe?: The gentle comedy that first graced our screens in 1973. A retired jewel thief regales Marina and Davenport with stories of his past exploits in France. S30 Ep4.

Lust in Translation: Life in the country with Boycie and Marlene of 'Only Fools'. Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love. The staff's loyalties are tested. S3 Ep7.

Shoulder to Shoulder: Saucy sitcom fun. When the ladies' department is closed for a face-lift, the female staff have to share the men's counter. Will Mrs Slocombe get steamed up? S3 Ep7.

High Finance: Mainwaring the bank manager calls in Jonesy to explain why his account is always in the red. He'll need a bit more than a few rationed sausages to get out of this one! S9 Ep5.

The Face on the Poster: Get a grip Wilson! Mainwaring's recruitment drive gets off to a bad start when Wilson makes a mess of the photos for the advertisement. S9 Ep6.

Our Speaker Today: Barbara gets Margo out of a fix when a speaker at her society lets her down. Barbara gives a talk about self-sufficiency which goes down very well. A bit too well! S4 Ep3.

Celebrity Vicar: Dawn French as the friendly vicar shows she can do sitcom as well as Jennifer Saunders. Geraldine becomes a celebrity after doing 'Pause for Thought' on the radio. S2 Ep3.

Love and Marriage: Dawn French stars as the maverick vicar who is about to preside over the marriage of Alice and Hugo. On the evening before, Alice casually drops a bombshell. S2 Ep4.

The Statue: Wicky heads to a quiet town where a row has broken out over a statue. Tempers are running high, and it looks like things might turn nasty. S2 Ep6.

Our Speaker Today: Barbara gets Margo out of a fix when a speaker at her society lets her down. Barbara gives a talk about self-sufficiency which goes down very well. A bit too well! S4 Ep3.

Celebrity Vicar: Dawn French as the friendly vicar shows she can do sitcom as well as Jennifer Saunders. Geraldine becomes a celebrity after doing 'Pause for Thought' on the radio. S2 Ep3.

Love and Marriage: Dawn French stars as the maverick vicar who is about to preside over the marriage of Alice and Hugo. On the evening before, Alice casually drops a bombshell. S2 Ep4.

The Statue: Wicky heads to a quiet town where a row has broken out over a statue. Tempers are running high, and it looks like things might turn nasty. S2 Ep6.

Witchsmeller Pursuivant: Rowan Atkinson and Brian Blessed star in the first series of the droll historical sitcom. Witchcraft is suspected, and Edmund is in for a roasting. S1 Ep5.

The Black Seal: Original series of the historic sitcom penned by Richard Curtis and Rowan Atkinson. Here, Edmund rides forth to seek out the seven most evil men in the land. S1 Ep6.

Jonathan and his partner Claire are splitting up, but he's desperate not to tell their son Spencer, so runs away with him to stay with his sister Danielle and her wife Courtney. S1 Ep1.

When Spencer gets invited to a laser quest party, Jonathan is so distracted by overparenting the situation that he risks embarrassing his son and losing his job. S1 Ep2.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Lust in Translation: Life in the country with Boycie and Marlene of 'Only Fools'. Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love. The staff's loyalties are tested. S3 Ep7.

Our Speaker Today: Barbara gets Margo out of a fix when a speaker at her society lets her down. Barbara gives a talk about self-sufficiency which goes down very well. A bit too well! S4 Ep3.

Celebrity Vicar: Dawn French as the friendly vicar shows she can do sitcom as well as Jennifer Saunders. Geraldine becomes a celebrity after doing 'Pause for Thought' on the radio. S2 Ep3.

Love and Marriage: Dawn French stars as the maverick vicar who is about to preside over the marriage of Alice and Hugo. On the evening before, Alice casually drops a bombshell. S2 Ep4.

Yuppy Love: Del is desperate to keep up with the new yuppies on the block and arms himself with red braces and a Filofax to do battle, 1980s-style. Don't lean on the bar, Del! S6 Ep1.

Danger UXD: Classic hilarity all the way from Peckham with the Trotters. Ace entrepreneur Del Boy tries to keep up with the yuppies and gets involved in a shady business deal. S6 Ep2.

Chain Gang: Del buys some gold chains from a dealer over lunch who then proceeds to have a heart attack - with the gold still locked in a briefcase chained to his wrist! S6 Ep3.

The Unlucky Winner Is.: The Trotters go overseas after Del enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three. But there's a catch. S6 Ep4.

Sickness and Wealth: More ducking and diving with Del and Rodders. Del charges people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. But it's all a con - isn't it? S6 Ep5.

Little Problems: Classic comedy. Rodney and Cassandra are officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his exams, and he also has to find the cash for a flat. S6 Ep6.

Yuppy Love: Del is desperate to keep up with the new yuppies on the block and arms himself with red braces and a Filofax to do battle, 1980s-style. Don't lean on the bar, Del! S6 Ep1.

Danger UXD: Classic hilarity all the way from Peckham with the Trotters. Ace entrepreneur Del Boy tries to keep up with the yuppies and gets involved in a shady business deal. S6 Ep2.

Chain Gang: Del buys some gold chains from a dealer over lunch who then proceeds to have a heart attack - with the gold still locked in a briefcase chained to his wrist! S6 Ep3.

The Unlucky Winner Is.: The Trotters go overseas after Del enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three. But there's a catch. S6 Ep4.

Sickness and Wealth: More ducking and diving with Del and Rodders. Del charges people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. But it's all a con - isn't it? S6 Ep5.

Little Problems: Classic comedy. Rodney and Cassandra are officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his exams, and he also has to find the cash for a flat. S6 Ep6.

The 1970s: We look at the sketch show's roots in music hall and post-war radio, which paved the way for short-form comedy's growth - and influenced Paul's Arthur Atkinson character. S1 Ep1.

New. White Goods: Diane puts her trust in Kath, sending her on a covert mission to Martin's office while she reluctantly accompanies her spouse to a dinner party at Sandy Cooper's home. S1 Ep5.

New. Dynamite: It's the big day for Kath and Diane as they try to exact their revenge on Martin. However, it seems that Kath may be having second thoughts. S1 Ep6.

You ain't seen this cult comedy sketch show - right? Sketches include Jesse's Diets, Unlucky Alf, spaced-out research scientist Denzil Dexter, Jazz Club and Suit You Sir! S2 Ep1.

Guest appearance by snooker star Steve 'Interesting' Davis, plus some hellish neighbours, and the newlywed couple whose displays of. um. affection are never-ending. S2 Ep2.

White Goods: Diane puts her trust in Kath, sending her on a covert mission to Martin's office while she reluctantly accompanies her spouse to a dinner party at Sandy Cooper's home. S1 Ep5.

Dynamite: It's the big day for Kath and Diane as they try to exact their revenge on Martin. However, it seems that Kath may be having second thoughts. S1 Ep6.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

The Unlucky Winner Is.: The Trotters go overseas after Del enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three. But there's a catch. S6 Ep4.

Sickness and Wealth: More ducking and diving with Del and Rodders. Del charges people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. But it's all a con - isn't it? S6 Ep5.

Special feature-length story with the Trotters taking a trip to the States. When Cassandra can't accompany Rodney to Miami, Del kindly steps in.

Part two of the Trotters' Miami adventures. With Del handling the accommodation and transport, naturally the pair end up in a dodgy camper van.

The first of a three-part Christmas special from 1996. This is the classic episode best remembered for the scene where Del and Rodney become Batman and Robin.

Del buys a self-help book aimed at the modern New Man in an effort to improve his relationship with Raquel. Meanwhile, the Trotters' finances have hit an all-time low.

The final part of the Christmas special which saw the Trotters' dreams finally coming true. Raquel has invited her parents to dinner at Nelson Mandela House.

Special feature-length story with the Trotters taking a trip to the States. When Cassandra can't accompany Rodney to Miami, Del kindly steps in.

Part two of the Trotters' Miami adventures. With Del handling the accommodation and transport, naturally the pair end up in a dodgy camper van.

Wake Up Walmington: Wartime farce as Captain Mainwaring's platoon masquerade as traitors to test the Walmington's reaction to the threat of invasion. Naturally, nobody notices! S10 Ep1.

The first of a three-part Christmas special from 1996. This is the classic episode best remembered for the scene where Del and Rodney become Batman and Robin.

The 1980s: Paul Whitehouse continues his tribute to the best of sketch comedy with the biggest names to emerge in the decade - including Victoria Wood, Lenny Henry and Fry & Laurie. S1 Ep2.

Oil: More anarchic events in the 80s sitcom. In this edition, Neil and Vyvyan strike oil in the cellar. Could this be the answer to their student poverty? S1 Ep2.

You ain't seen this cult comedy sketch show - right? Sketches include Jesse's Diets, Unlucky Alf, spaced-out research scientist Denzil Dexter, Jazz Club and Suit You Sir! S2 Ep1.

Guest appearance by snooker star Steve 'Interesting' Davis, plus some hellish neighbours, and the newlywed couple whose displays of. um. affection are never-ending. S2 Ep2.

Merrily, Merrily: Lawrence arranges a reunion for his old university friends - but a get-together in a boat on a remote lake wasn't quite what they were expecting. S7 Ep1.

Mr King: Mr Curtis arrives to teach at a small primary school in rural Wales, but discovers that the students are still obsessed with his seemingly much-loved predecessor, Mr King. S7 Ep2.

Happy Holiday: Mike and Alison welcome the very first guests to their new B&B, determined to get a glowing review. Meanwhile, Thomas is thrilled by the sudden attention from the Plaguers. S4 Ep1.

Del buys a self-help book aimed at the modern New Man in an effort to improve his relationship with Raquel. Meanwhile, the Trotters' finances have hit an all-time low.

Merrily, Merrily: Lawrence arranges a reunion for his old university friends - but a get-together in a boat on a remote lake wasn't quite what they were expecting. S7 Ep1.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

The first of a three-part Christmas special from 1996. This is the classic episode best remembered for the scene where Del and Rodney become Batman and Robin.

Del buys a self-help book aimed at the modern New Man in an effort to improve his relationship with Raquel. Meanwhile, the Trotters' finances have hit an all-time low.

The Path of True Love: Fourth series of the rural sitcom featuring Boycie from Only Fools. Marlene seeks the help of a marriage guidance counsellor and ends up throwing Boycie out. S4 Ep1.

New Look: Mr Humphries, Mrs Slocombe, Miss Brahms and Captain Peacock are always ready with a double-entendre. Grace Bros changes its image, leading to some staff squabbling. S3 Ep8.

Pardon Me: Classic prison-set sitcom with the great Ronnie Barker and a guest appearance from David Jason. Fletch decides to help an old lag who has been in prison for 17 years. S5 Ep4.

All That Glitters Is Not Elvis: More senior silliness. When Lance tries to convince his wife that Elvis is still alive, Alvin and Entwistle try to help the King make an appearance. S30 Ep5.

Eva's Back in Town: Young at heart sitcom. When a worldly-wise old acquaintance of Alvin's makes an appearance, she proves to be just the woman to make Howard's life more complicated. S30 Ep6.

The Path of True Love: Fourth series of the rural sitcom featuring Boycie from Only Fools. Marlene seeks the help of a marriage guidance counsellor and ends up throwing Boycie out. S4 Ep1.

The Weaver's Tale: Tom and Barbara find they have ten pounds to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom to double up with Margo's spinning wheel. S4 Ep4.

Wake Up Walmington: Wartime farce as Captain Mainwaring's platoon masquerade as traitors to test the Walmington's reaction to the threat of invasion. Naturally, nobody notices! S10 Ep1.

Pardon Me: Classic prison-set sitcom with the great Ronnie Barker and a guest appearance from David Jason. Fletch decides to help an old lag who has been in prison for 17 years. S5 Ep4.

New Look: Mr Humphries, Mrs Slocombe, Miss Brahms and Captain Peacock are always ready with a double-entendre. Grace Bros changes its image, leading to some staff squabbling. S3 Ep8.

All That Glitters Is Not Elvis: More senior silliness. When Lance tries to convince his wife that Elvis is still alive, Alvin and Entwistle try to help the King make an appearance. S30 Ep5.

Eva's Back in Town: Young at heart sitcom. When a worldly-wise old acquaintance of Alvin's makes an appearance, she proves to be just the woman to make Howard's life more complicated. S30 Ep6.

The Path of True Love: Fourth series of the rural sitcom featuring Boycie from Only Fools. Marlene seeks the help of a marriage guidance counsellor and ends up throwing Boycie out. S4 Ep1.

New Look: Mr Humphries, Mrs Slocombe, Miss Brahms and Captain Peacock are always ready with a double-entendre. Grace Bros changes its image, leading to some staff squabbling. S3 Ep8.

Wake Up Walmington: Wartime farce as Captain Mainwaring's platoon masquerade as traitors to test the Walmington's reaction to the threat of invasion. Naturally, nobody notices! S10 Ep1.

The Making of Private Pike: Captain Mainwaring is given a staff car which breaks down when Pike and his girlfriend borrow it to go to the pictures - stupid boy! It has to be said. S10 Ep2.

The Weaver's Tale: Tom and Barbara find they have ten pounds to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom to double up with Margo's spinning wheel. S4 Ep4.

Autumn: Dawn French is the vicar who's caught in a dilemma when David's handsome brother comes to stay, and risks the wrath of the villagers when she gives in to temptation. S3 Ep1.

The Dead End: A gamekeeper has been murdered in rural Wales, and it falls to Wicky to clean up the mess. He knows that whatever happens on the job, it's important not to lose your head. S2 Ep7.

The Weaver's Tale: Tom and Barbara find they have ten pounds to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom to double up with Margo's spinning wheel. S4 Ep4.

Happy Holiday: Mike and Alison welcome the very first guests to their new B&B, determined to get a glowing review. Meanwhile, Thomas is thrilled by the sudden attention from the Plaguers. S4 Ep1.

Autumn: Dawn French is the vicar who's caught in a dilemma when David's handsome brother comes to stay, and risks the wrath of the villagers when she gives in to temptation. S3 Ep1.

High Winds Actor: Steven finds himself in demand for dramatic roles such as Napoleonic-era sea captains and mad Shakespearean kings, but must become a Freemason to land the parts. S2 Ep4.

Buried Alive: As Steven tries to stop his ex-wife from marrying a wealthy crisp manufacturer, he discovers he might have a role in a big-budget film starring alongside a famous American. S2 Ep5.

Speak As Ye Choose: Mary walks Julian through her journey of self-discovery and how she found her voice. Thomas decides he must go 'cold turkey' on his Alison addiction. S4 Ep2.

Pilot: 2020 has been an absolute nightmare for the Jessop family. To boost morale, they decide they are going to have a summer holiday after all - even if it is in Margate in October. S1 Ep1.

Jonathan lies to Claire about finding a new place to live for him and Spencer, giving himself just four days to find a flat. S1 Ep3.

High Winds Actor: Steven finds himself in demand for dramatic roles such as Napoleonic-era sea captains and mad Shakespearean kings, but must become a Freemason to land the parts. S2 Ep4.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

All That Glitters Is Not Elvis: More senior silliness. When Lance tries to convince his wife that Elvis is still alive, Alvin and Entwistle try to help the King make an appearance. S30 Ep5.

Eva's Back in Town: Young at heart sitcom. When a worldly-wise old acquaintance of Alvin's makes an appearance, she proves to be just the woman to make Howard's life more complicated. S30 Ep6.

Autumn: Dawn French is the vicar who's caught in a dilemma when David's handsome brother comes to stay, and risks the wrath of the villagers when she gives in to temptation. S3 Ep1.

Home Brew: The spin-off sitcom that's proved almost as successful as Only Fools and Horses. While searching through some ancient paperwork, Boycie discovers a medieval liquor recipe. S4 Ep2.

No Sale: More laughs in the classic sitcom. Young Mr Grace decides that the store should open at half past eight so that people can shop on their way to work. S4 Ep1.

A Test of Character: The immortal prison-set sitcom. When Godber studies to get another O-level before leaving jail, Fletch cannot understand his appetite for all the hard work. S3 Ep5.

In Which Romance Isn't Dead - Just Incompetent: Gentle sitcom set in a Yorkshire village. Barry has a lonely neighbour on his hands and takes it upon himself to get him a girlfriend. S30 Ep7.

The Mischievous Tinkle in Howard's Eyes: Gentle sitcom about a group of OAPs. Howard learns that there are better ways than the phone to contact nature-lovers, and quite openly, too. S30 Ep8.

Home Brew: The spin-off sitcom that's proved almost as successful as Only Fools and Horses. While searching through some ancient paperwork, Boycie discovers a medieval liquor recipe. S4 Ep2.

Suit Yourself: Classic sitcom. The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM. S4 Ep5.

The Making of Private Pike: Captain Mainwaring is given a staff car which breaks down when Pike and his girlfriend borrow it to go to the pictures - stupid boy! It has to be said. S10 Ep2.

A Test of Character: The immortal prison-set sitcom. When Godber studies to get another O-level before leaving jail, Fletch cannot understand his appetite for all the hard work. S3 Ep5.

No Sale: More laughs in the classic sitcom. Young Mr Grace decides that the store should open at half past eight so that people can shop on their way to work. S4 Ep1.

In Which Romance Isn't Dead - Just Incompetent: Gentle sitcom set in a Yorkshire village. Barry has a lonely neighbour on his hands and takes it upon himself to get him a girlfriend. S30 Ep7.

The Mischievous Tinkle in Howard's Eyes: Gentle sitcom about a group of OAPs. Howard learns that there are better ways than the phone to contact nature-lovers, and quite openly, too. S30 Ep8.

Home Brew: The spin-off sitcom that's proved almost as successful as Only Fools and Horses. While searching through some ancient paperwork, Boycie discovers a medieval liquor recipe. S4 Ep2.

No Sale: More laughs in the classic sitcom. Young Mr Grace decides that the store should open at half past eight so that people can shop on their way to work. S4 Ep1.

The Making of Private Pike: Captain Mainwaring is given a staff car which breaks down when Pike and his girlfriend borrow it to go to the pictures - stupid boy! It has to be said. S10 Ep2.

Knights of Madness: Classic wartime sitcom. For Wings of Victory week, Mainwaring and his troops stage the story of St George, but end up with one dragon too many. S10 Ep3.

Suit Yourself: Classic sitcom. The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM. S4 Ep5.

Winter: Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus! S3 Ep2.

The 1980s: Paul Whitehouse continues his tribute to the best of sketch comedy with the biggest names to emerge in the decade - including Victoria Wood, Lenny Henry and Fry & Laurie. S1 Ep2.

Suit Yourself: Classic sitcom. The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM. S4 Ep5.

Speak As Ye Choose: Mary walks Julian through her journey of self-discovery and how she found her voice. Thomas decides he must go 'cold turkey' on his Alison addiction. S4 Ep2.

Winter: Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus! S3 Ep2.

Fool in Love: Steven is reunited with an old flame who is now married to Josh Homme of the rock band Queens of the Stone Age. S2 Ep6.

Over the Moon: While on the chat show Lorraine, Steven tells a tale that could topple the US government and destroy the entire world, while Jane tries to evade the men in black. S3 Ep1.

The Hardest Word: The spooks' thoughtless behaviour sends Alison into meltdown, prompting them to come up with a creative way to show her how truly sorry they are. S4 Ep3.

Mum's Birthday Voucher: The Jessops decide to visit a theme park, using a family voucher acquired several months earlier. S1 Ep2.

When Claire invites a mysterious work colleague into her home, Jonathan worries that Spencer will end up with a new dad. Meanwhile, Dan and Courtney try to have a romantic night in. S1 Ep4.

Simon Says: Everyone says the finale of fantasy epic The Ninth Circle was disappointing, but obsessive fan Simon Smethurst decides to visit his hero to help put things right. S6 Ep2.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

In Which Romance Isn't Dead - Just Incompetent: Gentle sitcom set in a Yorkshire village. Barry has a lonely neighbour on his hands and takes it upon himself to get him a girlfriend. S30 Ep7.

The Mischievous Tinkle in Howard's Eyes: Gentle sitcom about a group of OAPs. Howard learns that there are better ways than the phone to contact nature-lovers, and quite openly, too. S30 Ep8.

Winter: Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus! S3 Ep2.

Calendar Boys: Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey. S4 Ep3.

Top Hat and Tails: The shop floor becomes the dance floor as the ladies' and gentlemen's staff combine to enter a ballroom dancing competition at young Mr Grace's suggestion. S4 Ep2.

Love and Marriage: Dawn French stars as the maverick vicar who is about to preside over the marriage of Alice and Hugo. On the evening before, Alice casually drops a bombshell. S2 Ep4.

Of Passion and Pizza: More silver-haired silliness in Yorkshire. Mervyn is in love with 'Her' at the pizza take-away, but lacks the courage to tell her. Can Alvin and Entwistle help? S30 Ep9.

It's Never Ten Years: More pensioner power in the much-loved sitcom. Clegg and Truly reminisce about their old friend Compo, who suffered at the hands of Nora Batty, and themselves. S30 Ep10.

Calendar Boys: Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey. S4 Ep3.

Sweet and Sour Charity: More laughs in suburbia! Tom and Barbara discover oil. Can they swap it for straw? Margo refuses to dress up like 'a tart' in a production of Sweet Charity. S4 Ep6.

Knights of Madness: Classic wartime sitcom. For Wings of Victory week, Mainwaring and his troops stage the story of St George, but end up with one dragon too many. S10 Ep3.

Love and Marriage: Dawn French stars as the maverick vicar who is about to preside over the marriage of Alice and Hugo. On the evening before, Alice casually drops a bombshell. S2 Ep4.

Top Hat and Tails: The shop floor becomes the dance floor as the ladies' and gentlemen's staff combine to enter a ballroom dancing competition at young Mr Grace's suggestion. S4 Ep2.

Of Passion and Pizza: More silver-haired silliness in Yorkshire. Mervyn is in love with 'Her' at the pizza take-away, but lacks the courage to tell her. Can Alvin and Entwistle help? S30 Ep9.

It's Never Ten Years: More pensioner power in the much-loved sitcom. Clegg and Truly reminisce about their old friend Compo, who suffered at the hands of Nora Batty, and themselves. S30 Ep10.

Calendar Boys: Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey. S4 Ep3.

Top Hat and Tails: The shop floor becomes the dance floor as the ladies' and gentlemen's staff combine to enter a ballroom dancing competition at young Mr Grace's suggestion. S4 Ep2.

Knights of Madness: Classic wartime sitcom. For Wings of Victory week, Mainwaring and his troops stage the story of St George, but end up with one dragon too many. S10 Ep3.

The Miser's Hoard: He's got more hope of getting Godfrey into the Marines, but Captain Mainwaring still plots to get Frazer's hoard of gold sovereigns into his bank. Doomed, surely! S10 Ep4.

Sweet and Sour Charity: More laughs in suburbia! Tom and Barbara discover oil. Can they swap it for straw? Margo refuses to dress up like 'a tart' in a production of Sweet Charity. S4 Ep6.

Spring: Dawn French stars in the show voted the third best British sitcom of all time. It's the christening of Alice and Hugo's baby. And David surprises Geraldine with a proposal! S3 Ep3.

Harry Enfield's back for more fun along with colleagues Kathy Burke and Paul Whitehouse. Including Wayne and Waynetta Slob, the Scousers, Tim Nice-but-Dim and Kevin the Teenager. S1 Ep1.

Sweet and Sour Charity: More laughs in suburbia! Tom and Barbara discover oil. Can they swap it for straw? Margo refuses to dress up like 'a tart' in a production of Sweet Charity. S4 Ep6.

The Hardest Word: The spooks' thoughtless behaviour sends Alison into meltdown, prompting them to come up with a creative way to show her how truly sorry they are. S4 Ep3.

Spring: Dawn French stars in the show voted the third best British sitcom of all time. It's the christening of Alice and Hugo's baby. And David surprises Geraldine with a proposal! S3 Ep3.

Beauty Calls: When Ed dates former beauty queen Penvelope, Steven starts seeing her friend, Clancy Moped. But their romance is jeopardised when the men are asked to judge a beauty contest. S3 Ep2.

Witchsmeller Pursuivant: Rowan Atkinson and Brian Blessed star in the first series of the droll historical sitcom. Witchcraft is suspected, and Edmund is in for a roasting. S1 Ep5.

Gone Gone: Shocking news rocks Button House and a booking mix-up sees Mike and Alison forced to host an impromptu - and ill-prepared - children's birthday party. S4 Ep4.

Harry Enfield's back for more fun along with colleagues Kathy Burke and Paul Whitehouse. Including Wayne and Waynetta Slob, the Scousers, Tim Nice-but-Dim and Kevin the Teenager. S1 Ep1.

Jonathan worries he has no friends, so makes the terrible decision to go for a night out with his boss Keith. Meanwhile, Dan starts to reconsider having children. S1 Ep5.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Of Passion and Pizza: More silver-haired silliness in Yorkshire. Mervyn is in love with 'Her' at the pizza take-away, but lacks the courage to tell her. Can Alvin and Entwistle help? S30 Ep9.

It's Never Ten Years: More pensioner power in the much-loved sitcom. Clegg and Truly reminisce about their old friend Compo, who suffered at the hands of Nora Batty, and themselves. S30 Ep10.

Spring: Dawn French stars in the show voted the third best British sitcom of all time. It's the christening of Alice and Hugo's baby. And David surprises Geraldine with a proposal! S3 Ep3.

Animal Instincts: More rural shenanigans in John Sullivan's popular spin-off sitcom. Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, but Boycie refuses to cough up. S4 Ep4.

Forward Mr Grainger: The classic shop floor sitcom. Mr Grainger is promoted to departmental manager when Mr Rumbold is called away for a one-month seminar. S4 Ep3.

Granville puts an old mangle to use in more ways than one and Leroy tries to find a date for Ruby, while Eric and Cyril give Mr Newbold tips on how to get closer to Mrs Rossi. S6 Ep1.

Get Out of That, Then: The world's longest-running sitcom. Lenny is convinced that he has a future in showbusiness as an escapologist, but his sidekick Cliff isn't so enthusiastic. S30 Ep11.

Some Adventures of the Inventor of the Mother Stitch: Young-at-heart sitcom, here in its 30th series! Hobbo discovers that the newly divorced Morton is lonely and depressed. S31 Ep1.

Animal Instincts: More rural shenanigans in John Sullivan's popular spin-off sitcom. Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, but Boycie refuses to cough up. S4 Ep4.

The Anniversary: Classic sitcom. The Leadbetters have a burglar alarm installed but the Goods think they have no need for one. Has the good life come to an end for Tom and Barbara? S4 Ep7.

The Miser's Hoard: He's got more hope of getting Godfrey into the Marines, but Captain Mainwaring still plots to get Frazer's hoard of gold sovereigns into his bank. Doomed, surely! S10 Ep4.

Granville puts an old mangle to use in more ways than one and Leroy tries to find a date for Ruby, while Eric and Cyril give Mr Newbold tips on how to get closer to Mrs Rossi. S6 Ep1.

Forward Mr Grainger: The classic shop floor sitcom. Mr Grainger is promoted to departmental manager when Mr Rumbold is called away for a one-month seminar. S4 Ep3.

Get Out of That, Then: The world's longest-running sitcom. Lenny is convinced that he has a future in showbusiness as an escapologist, but his sidekick Cliff isn't so enthusiastic. S30 Ep11.

Some Adventures of the Inventor of the Mother Stitch: Young-at-heart sitcom, here in its 30th series! Hobbo discovers that the newly divorced Morton is lonely and depressed. S31 Ep1.

Animal Instincts: More rural shenanigans in John Sullivan's popular spin-off sitcom. Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, but Boycie refuses to cough up. S4 Ep4.

Forward Mr Grainger: The classic shop floor sitcom. Mr Grainger is promoted to departmental manager when Mr Rumbold is called away for a one-month seminar. S4 Ep3.

The Miser's Hoard: He's got more hope of getting Godfrey into the Marines, but Captain Mainwaring still plots to get Frazer's hoard of gold sovereigns into his bank. Doomed, surely! S10 Ep4.

Number Engaged: Mainwaring's motley crew are put in charge of a vital telephone line, but get distracted by the slight matter of a bomb hanging from a telephone cable. S10 Ep5.

The Anniversary: Classic sitcom. The Leadbetters have a burglar alarm installed but the Goods think they have no need for one. Has the good life come to an end for Tom and Barbara? S4 Ep7.

Summer: The unconventional Reverend Geraldine Granger is brought to life by Dawn French. The committee agree they should celebrate millennium year by erecting a statue on the green. S3 Ep4.

Another batch of splendid sketches. Here, Lee and Lance do a kitchen refit, and the gasman visits the Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies. With special guests Des Lynam and Jimmy Hill. S1 Ep2.

The Anniversary: Classic sitcom. The Leadbetters have a burglar alarm installed but the Goods think they have no need for one. Has the good life come to an end for Tom and Barbara? S4 Ep7.

Gone Gone: Shocking news rocks Button House and a booking mix-up sees Mike and Alison forced to host an impromptu - and ill-prepared - children's birthday party. S4 Ep4.

Summer: The unconventional Reverend Geraldine Granger is brought to life by Dawn French. The committee agree they should celebrate millennium year by erecting a statue on the green. S3 Ep4.

Hamm on Toast: Steven is unimpressed to hear his agent is meeting Mad Men star Jon Hamm, and things come to a head when he visits his dying father to find out who will inherit his fortune. S3 Ep3.

Bob a Job: Persuaded by Jane, Steven takes part in a Royal Variety Performance hosted by Bob Monkhouse, while Scramble Studio's Danny Bear prepares for a life-changing operation. S3 Ep4.

Another batch of splendid sketches. Here, Lee and Lance do a kitchen refit, and the gasman visits the Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies. With special guests Des Lynam and Jimmy Hill. S1 Ep2.

Amy's Job Interview: Rachel attempts to help Amy get a job with an old friend from school, and Paul ropes Sam into filming content for his new YouTube fitness channel. S1 Ep3.

The family heads to a zombie-themed hotel as a treat for Spencer's birthday. However, Dan and Courtney are not speaking, and Jonathan and Claire are still feeling awkward after the kiss. S1 Ep6.

Lip Service: Felix is pretty certain his wife is up to something with her boss, so he decides to hire a professional lip-reader to prove things one way or the other. S6 Ep3.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Get Out of That, Then: The world's longest-running sitcom. Lenny is convinced that he has a future in showbusiness as an escapologist, but his sidekick Cliff isn't so enthusiastic. S30 Ep11.

Some Adventures of the Inventor of the Mother Stitch: Young-at-heart sitcom, here in its 30th series! Hobbo discovers that the newly divorced Morton is lonely and depressed. S31 Ep1.

Summer: The unconventional Reverend Geraldine Granger is brought to life by Dawn French. The committee agree they should celebrate millennium year by erecting a statue on the green. S3 Ep4.

Your Cheating Art: The Only Fools spin-off in which Boycie and Marlene take centre stage. Worried that Tyler has sunk into depression, Marlene calls for the help of her mother, Dora. S4 Ep5.

Fire Practice: Back on the shop floor, chaos reigns when a surprise fire practise throws the staff of Grace Bros into panic, revealing fire precautions to slightly inadequate! S4 Ep4.

Granville's plan to open a new catering arm - offering his customers tasty toasties - doesn't go according to plan. S6 Ep2.

The Mother of All Mistakes - Or Is It?: Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom, still with a spring in its step! Adopted as a baby, Hobbo is determined to trace his natural mother. S31 Ep2.

Will Howard Cross the Atlantic Single-Handed?: More senior silliness in the record-breaking sitcom. Hobbo is having trouble getting Nelly to admit that she's his natural birth mother. S31 Ep3.

Your Cheating Art: The Only Fools spin-off in which Boycie and Marlene take centre stage. Worried that Tyler has sunk into depression, Marlene calls for the help of her mother, Dora. S4 Ep5.

Number Engaged: Mainwaring's motley crew are put in charge of a vital telephone line, but get distracted by the slight matter of a bomb hanging from a telephone cable. S10 Ep5.

Never Too Old: In the last episode ever made of the classic wartime sitcom, Corporal Jones falls in love and decides to marry the lovely Mrs Fox. Things, naturally, don't go to plan. S10 Ep6.

Granville's plan to open a new catering arm - offering his customers tasty toasties - doesn't go according to plan. S6 Ep2.

Fire Practice: Back on the shop floor, chaos reigns when a surprise fire practise throws the staff of Grace Bros into panic, revealing fire precautions to slightly inadequate! S4 Ep4.

The Mother of All Mistakes - Or Is It?: Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom, still with a spring in its step! Adopted as a baby, Hobbo is determined to trace his natural mother. S31 Ep2.

Will Howard Cross the Atlantic Single-Handed?: More senior silliness in the record-breaking sitcom. Hobbo is having trouble getting Nelly to admit that she's his natural birth mother. S31 Ep3.

Your Cheating Art: The Only Fools spin-off in which Boycie and Marlene take centre stage. Worried that Tyler has sunk into depression, Marlene calls for the help of her mother, Dora. S4 Ep5.

Fire Practice: Back on the shop floor, chaos reigns when a surprise fire practise throws the staff of Grace Bros into panic, revealing fire precautions to slightly inadequate! S4 Ep4.

Number Engaged: Mainwaring's motley crew are put in charge of a vital telephone line, but get distracted by the slight matter of a bomb hanging from a telephone cable. S10 Ep5.

Never Too Old: In the last episode ever made of the classic wartime sitcom, Corporal Jones falls in love and decides to marry the lovely Mrs Fox. Things, naturally, don't go to plan. S10 Ep6.

Winter: Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus! S3 Ep2.

The Handsome Stranger: Dawn French stars in the much-loved sitcom. The Vicar is fed up with rich townies buying weekend cottages in her beloved Dibley - until she meets one of them. S5 Ep1.

Another round of hilarious sketches with Harry Enfield, Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke. Look out for the likes of The Scousers, The Slobs and The Double Take Brothers. S1 Ep3.

Mammy's Miracle: Popular Irish sitcom. Father Quinn is losing his faith, Dermot and Maria are fighting, and Grandad decides that he wants to watch his own funeral. S1 Ep6.