The Trotters' flat is getting very crowded. Rodney has left Cassandra and returned home, and Del's girlfriend Raquel has moved in. Del is worried because Rodney is drinking too much and it's affecting his new job with Cassandra's father. Will Del's plan to organise a romantic night for Rodney and Cassandra bring the bickering young couple back together?

Del's sticking his oar in again as he attempts to get Rodney's relationship with Cassandra back on the rails by craftily organising a rendezvous between them. Raquel also benefits from Del's helping hand.

A pregnant Raquel has accepted Del's marriage proposal but must find the whereabouts of her first husband, whom she hasn't seen for seven years, so she can get a divorce.

When Del gets invited to a reunion at his old school, he can't wait to meet up with his former classmates, but one of them isn't quite as friendly as Del would like.

Street crime is affecting the tenants of Nelson Mandela House and when Uncle Albert is one of the victims, Del decides to take the law into his own hands. Meanwhile, Rodney has become a new director in Trotters Independent Traders. His first assignment - to clean the car.

Rodney and Albert contemplate the prospect of Del the doting dad. Meanwhile, Raquel has the baby blues, and Rodney's bedroom is being turned into a nursery.

The Trotters' flat is getting very crowded. Rodney has left Cassandra and returned home, and Del's girlfriend Raquel has moved in. Del is worried because Rodney is drinking too much and it's affecting his new job with Cassandra's father. Will Del's plan to organise a romantic night for Rodney and Cassandra bring the bickering young couple back together?

Del's sticking his oar in again as he attempts to get Rodney's relationship with Cassandra back on the rails by craftily organising a rendezvous between them. Raquel also benefits from Del's helping hand.

A pregnant Raquel has accepted Del's marriage proposal but must find the whereabouts of her first husband, whom she hasn't seen for seven years, so she can get a divorce.

When Del gets invited to a reunion at his old school, he can't wait to meet up with his former classmates, but one of them isn't quite as friendly as Del would like.

Tom takes the law into his own hands when he discovers someone has been lifting his leeks.

Tom and Barbara have problems, but they pale into insignificance when compared to those of their neighbours - should Jerry obey his boss or should he attend Margo's am-dram staging of `The Sound of Music'?

The hard-of-hearing Mrs.Richards drives Basil crazy with her complaining especially when a large amount of money is stolen from her room. Basil also must hide his winnings from betting on a horse from his wife.

Street crime is affecting the tenants of Nelson Mandela House and when Uncle Albert is one of the victims, Del decides to take the law into his own hands. Meanwhile, Rodney has become a new director in Trotters Independent Traders. His first assignment - to clean the car.

A psychiatrist and his wife come to stay and Basil becomes paranoid that Sybil is sharing their intimate details. Meanwhile, a charming guest that Basil loathes has snuck a woman into his room and Basil tries to get proof of that without looking like he's flirting with an attractive Australian guest.

Rodney and Albert contemplate the prospect of Del the doting dad. Meanwhile, Raquel has the baby blues, and Rodney's bedroom is being turned into a nursery.

Manuel insists that his pet rodent is a Siberian hamster. However Basil is certain that the pet shop has conned the gullible Spaniard and sold him a rat - a fine thing to have running round the hotel when the public health inspector is also on the loose. Basil must find it before the inspector sees it and shuts the hotel down.

Lucy is worried about the age gap between her and Guy, a concern that increases when Guy turns up to meet her with his grandson in tow. Meanwhile, a family emergency means Lee and Tim are left in charge of the baby, and they prove to be less than perfect babysitters.

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

Everyone remembers the Wise Owl, of course - the bossy cartoon bird keeping children safe back in the 1970s. Those old information films had a lasting effect on all of us, especially Ronnie, who has spent his entire life trying to do the right thing.

Everyone remembers the Wise Owl, of course - the bossy cartoon bird keeping children safe back in the 1970s. Those old information films had a lasting effect on all of us, especially Ronnie, who has spent his entire life trying to do the right thing.

Diane puts her trust in Kath and sends her on a covert mission while she reluctantly goes to dinner at Sandy Cooper's house with Martin.

Diane puts her trust in Kath and sends her on a covert mission while she reluctantly goes to dinner at Sandy Cooper's house with Martin.

It's the big day for Kath and Diane as they attempt to finally exact their revenge on Martin. But whilst Diane has never felt more alive, Kath may be having second thoughts.

It's the big day for Kath and Diane as they attempt to finally exact their revenge on Martin. But whilst Diane has never felt more alive, Kath may be having second thoughts.

Lucy is worried about the age gap between her and Guy, a concern that increases when Guy turns up to meet her with his grandson in tow. Meanwhile, a family emergency means Lee and Tim are left in charge of the baby, and they prove to be less than perfect babysitters.

Lucy is worried about the age gap between her and Guy, a concern that increases when Guy turns up to meet her with his grandson in tow. Meanwhile, a family emergency means Lee and Tim are left in charge of the baby, and they prove to be less than perfect babysitters.

Lucy is worried about the age gap between her and Guy, a concern that increases when Guy turns up to meet her with his grandson in tow. Meanwhile, a family emergency means Lee and Tim are left in charge of the baby, and they prove to be less than perfect babysitters.

Simon takes his girlfriend to the Isle of Wight to spend his 40th with his overbearing family. Tensions mount as everyone tries too hard to make Simon's birthday weekend one to remember.

Simon takes his girlfriend to the Isle of Wight to spend his 40th with his overbearing family. Tensions mount as everyone tries too hard to make Simon's birthday weekend one to remember.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Del knows that the world is his oyster, if only he can discover the whereabouts of Freddie the Frog's legacy of gold bullion. In the meantime, he has to keep the money coming in by flogging infra-red massagers to punters in the market, with Uncle Albert demonstrating their fantastic healing properties.

When Del gets invited to a reunion at his old school, he can't wait to meet up with his former classmates, but one of them isn't quite as friendly as Del would like.

Street crime is affecting the tenants of Nelson Mandela House and when Uncle Albert is one of the victims, Del decides to take the law into his own hands. Meanwhile, Rodney has become a new director in Trotters Independent Traders. His first assignment - to clean the car.

Rodney and Albert contemplate the prospect of Del the doting dad. Meanwhile, Raquel has the baby blues, and Rodney's bedroom is being turned into a nursery.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert take their mates from the Nag's Head on a disastrous day trip to Margate. A worried Cassandra is none too happy at Rodney joining the party having just celebrated their first anniversary.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

The Trotters know that you can choose your friends, but not your family. So, it's a bit of a shock when Del and Rodney's father suddenly returns on Christmas day, after walking out on them 18 years before.

Del knows that the world is his oyster, if only he can discover the whereabouts of Freddie the Frog's legacy of gold bullion. In the meantime, he has to keep the money coming in by flogging infra-red massagers to punters in the market, with Uncle Albert demonstrating their fantastic healing properties.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert take their mates from the Nag's Head on a disastrous day trip to Margate. A worried Cassandra is none too happy at Rodney joining the party having just celebrated their first anniversary.

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

Tom is thinking of buying a farm and leaving Surbiton, but Barbara doesn't want to move.

Tom and Barbara's evening classes become unusually productive, and Margo goes to pottery classes.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

The Trotters know that you can choose your friends, but not your family. So, it's a bit of a shock when Del and Rodney's father suddenly returns on Christmas day, after walking out on them 18 years before.

Del knows that the world is his oyster, if only he can discover the whereabouts of Freddie the Frog's legacy of gold bullion. In the meantime, he has to keep the money coming in by flogging infra-red massagers to punters in the market, with Uncle Albert demonstrating their fantastic healing properties.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert take their mates from the Nag's Head on a disastrous day trip to Margate. A worried Cassandra is none too happy at Rodney joining the party having just celebrated their first anniversary.

Simon takes his girlfriend to the Isle of Wight to spend his 40th with his overbearing family. Tensions mount as everyone tries too hard to make Simon's birthday weekend one to remember.

Saturday finds the family visiting Aunty Rose in her nursing home, so she can give Simon a somewhat unorthodox birthday present. Comedy, starring Joe Wilkinson.

Sunday finds preparations for Simon's 40th birthday in full swing. Larry and a hungover Melissa disrupt proceedings and Simon shares big news with Ray.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

A vengeful school mate comes to Earth to make George miserable, and he starts by making Janet fall in love with him.

Hyacinth has arranged one of her candlelight suppers with plans to impress Emmet, the director of the local amateur operatic society, with her singing. Circumstances beyond her control soon take over the proceedings.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert take their mates from the Nag's Head on a disastrous day trip to Margate. A worried Cassandra is none too happy at Rodney joining the party having just celebrated their first anniversary.

Joe Maplin announces that the staff are to perform in plays written by his girlfriend.

The October Revolution in Moscow produces three appalling results: a ceasefire by Russia, an offensive by Germany, and a Charlie Chaplin impression by Baldrick.

An afternoon driving around in Wesley's car proves to be hard on the old feet.

Clegg and Seymour attempt the impossible and try to get the hospitalised Clem Hemingway to crack a smile.

A vengeful school mate comes to Earth to make George miserable, and he starts by making Janet fall in love with him.

Hyacinth has arranged one of her candlelight suppers with plans to impress Emmet, the director of the local amateur operatic society, with her singing. Circumstances beyond her control soon take over the proceedings.

The October Revolution in Moscow produces three appalling results: a ceasefire by Russia, an offensive by Germany, and a Charlie Chaplin impression by Baldrick.

An afternoon driving around in Wesley's car proves to be hard on the old feet.

Clegg and Seymour attempt the impossible and try to get the hospitalised Clem Hemingway to crack a smile.

A vengeful school mate comes to Earth to make George miserable, and he starts by making Janet fall in love with him.

Hyacinth has arranged one of her candlelight suppers with plans to impress Emmet, the director of the local amateur operatic society, with her singing. Circumstances beyond her control soon take over the proceedings.

Joe Maplin announces that the staff are to perform in plays written by his girlfriend.

The October Revolution in Moscow produces three appalling results: a ceasefire by Russia, an offensive by Germany, and a Charlie Chaplin impression by Baldrick.

Captain Mainwaring's platoon provides a guard of honour for a royal train passing through Walmington.

Tom is thinking of buying a farm and leaving Surbiton, but Barbara doesn't want to move.

Tom and Barbara's evening classes become unusually productive, and Margo goes to pottery classes.

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

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

Stacey and Gavin return from honeymoon to a big welcome from both families. However, Smithy seems none too happy with his best mate and Nessa has a confession to make that throws the whole evening into disarray.

Devastated by the news he's to become a father, Smithy goes AWOL. The boys finally track him down, but can he be persuaded to do the right thing? Stacey is shocked to hear of Gwen's new domestic arrangements as the prospect of living in Essex finally hits her.

In an effort to appear as intellectual as Lucy's friends, Lee shows off his `knowledge' of the art world - holding forth on the subject of an unknown artist, who his cleaner Barbara has told him is the next big thing. When Lucy takes the advice and invests a fortune in the artist's work, Lee is left trying to prevent her from finding out the artist is actually a nobody.

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

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

Stacey and Gavin return from honeymoon to a big welcome from both families. However, Smithy seems none too happy with his best mate and Nessa has a confession to make that throws the whole evening into disarray.

Devastated by the news he's to become a father, Smithy goes AWOL. The boys finally track him down, but can he be persuaded to do the right thing? Stacey is shocked to hear of Gwen's new domestic arrangements as the prospect of living in Essex finally hits her.

In an effort to appear as intellectual as Lucy's friends, Lee shows off his `knowledge' of the art world - holding forth on the subject of an unknown artist, who his cleaner Barbara has told him is the next big thing. When Lucy takes the advice and invests a fortune in the artist's work, Lee is left trying to prevent her from finding out the artist is actually a nobody.

Saturday finds the family visiting Aunty Rose in her nursing home, so she can give Simon a somewhat unorthodox birthday present. Comedy, starring Joe Wilkinson.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

A dashing superhero hopes that the woman of his dreams will fall in love with his mild-mannered alter ego.

Hyacinth takes long-suffering Richard on a weekend break to a golfing hotel, despite the fact that he doesn't like golf, hoping to play a round with the Major.

An afternoon driving around in Wesley's car proves to be hard on the old feet.

Clegg and Seymour attempt the impossible and try to get the hospitalised Clem Hemingway to crack a smile.

The staff participates in a toothpaste competition.

With German machine guns in front and British firing squads behind, the only way out appears to be up, up and away.

Seymour sets out to prove that skiing need not be a sport only for the rich.

Compo has an encounter with a ferret.

A dashing superhero hopes that the woman of his dreams will fall in love with his mild-mannered alter ego.

Hyacinth takes long-suffering Richard on a weekend break to a golfing hotel, despite the fact that he doesn't like golf, hoping to play a round with the Major.

Captain Mainwaring's platoon provides a guard of honour for a royal train passing through Walmington.

With German machine guns in front and British firing squads behind, the only way out appears to be up, up and away.

Seymour sets out to prove that skiing need not be a sport only for the rich.

Compo has an encounter with a ferret.

A dashing superhero hopes that the woman of his dreams will fall in love with his mild-mannered alter ego.

Hyacinth takes long-suffering Richard on a weekend break to a golfing hotel, despite the fact that he doesn't like golf, hoping to play a round with the Major.

The staff participates in a toothpaste competition.

With German machine guns in front and British firing squads behind, the only way out appears to be up, up and away.

The Home Guard has been issued with an anti-tank gun and they have attached it to the back of Jones's van.

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

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

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

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

Stacey is getting used to being an Essex wife, but it's not as exciting as she'd hoped, however, she bucks up at the weekend, when it's time for a home visit to Barry. Meanwhile, Smithy goes with Nessa for the first scan and they get the first glimpse of their baby.

Mick becomes a minor celebrity for the night, Stacey and Gavin start house-hunting, and Nessa visits Stacey and shows the others a thing or two at the bowling alley.

As Lucy and Guy's relationship intensifies, Lee starts to ponder his lack of a girlfriend and, encouraged by Barbara, tries speed dating. Meanwhile, Tim is forced to go on a disastrous date with Barbara in order to prove that he sees her as more than `the help'.

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

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

Stacey is getting used to being an Essex wife, but it's not as exciting as she'd hoped, however, she bucks up at the weekend, when it's time for a home visit to Barry. Meanwhile, Smithy goes with Nessa for the first scan and they get the first glimpse of their baby.

Mick becomes a minor celebrity for the night, Stacey and Gavin start house-hunting, and Nessa visits Stacey and shows the others a thing or two at the bowling alley.

As Lucy and Guy's relationship intensifies, Lee starts to ponder his lack of a girlfriend and, encouraged by Barbara, tries speed dating. Meanwhile, Tim is forced to go on a disastrous date with Barbara in order to prove that he sees her as more than `the help'.

Sunday finds preparations for Simon's 40th birthday in full swing. Larry and a hungover Melissa disrupt proceedings and Simon shares big news with Ray.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

George and Janet must rush to get married before Janet gives birth.

Hyacinth finds herself faced with one problem after another, all of which seem to centre around her family.

Seymour sets out to prove that skiing need not be a sport only for the rich.

Compo has an encounter with a ferret.

Gladys falls for Clive, but Maplin announces her engagement to Spike.

With Field Marshal Haig's latest plan appearing to be to move his drinks cabinet a few inches nearer to Berlin, Blackadder volunteers for the post of official war artist. Meanwhile, Baldrick's culinary skills are improving.

When the Teesdales stop to give the trio a lift when returning from their caravanning weekend, it soon becomes apparent that Mrs T is troubled by something.

Clegg feels uncomfortable when Nora and Edie begin to take an unnatural interest in him. Are they in need of a good man?

George and Janet must rush to get married before Janet gives birth.

Hyacinth finds herself faced with one problem after another, all of which seem to centre around her family.

The Home Guard has been issued with an anti-tank gun and they have attached it to the back of Jones's van.

With Field Marshal Haig's latest plan appearing to be to move his drinks cabinet a few inches nearer to Berlin, Blackadder volunteers for the post of official war artist. Meanwhile, Baldrick's culinary skills are improving.

When the Teesdales stop to give the trio a lift when returning from their caravanning weekend, it soon becomes apparent that Mrs T is troubled by something.

Clegg feels uncomfortable when Nora and Edie begin to take an unnatural interest in him. Are they in need of a good man?

George and Janet must rush to get married before Janet gives birth.

Hyacinth finds herself faced with one problem after another, all of which seem to centre around her family.

Gladys falls for Clive, but Maplin announces her engagement to Spike.

With Field Marshal Haig's latest plan appearing to be to move his drinks cabinet a few inches nearer to Berlin, Blackadder volunteers for the post of official war artist. Meanwhile, Baldrick's culinary skills are improving.

Captain Mainwaring is annoyed when a death elevates Sergeant Wilson to the fringes of the aristocracy.

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

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

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

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

It's Gwen's birthday and Bryn has arranged a special treat, but things take a surprising turn when an uninvited guest turns up and Stacey tells Gavin of her big decision.

Gavin is in Essex without his wife. Stacey is in Barry without her husband. So while Smithy plans a boys' night out, Stacey goes to the bingo, but has living separate lives finally taken its toll on love's young dream?

Guy showers Lucy with expensive gifts and whisks her away for a weekend, arousing Lee's suspicions. After some detective work, he concludes Guy must be a gangster. Barbara and Tim suspect Lee objects to Guy for a reason other than his dubious business interests.

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

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

It's Gwen's birthday and Bryn has arranged a special treat, but things take a surprising turn when an uninvited guest turns up and Stacey tells Gavin of her big decision.

Gavin is in Essex without his wife. Stacey is in Barry without her husband. So while Smithy plans a boys' night out, Stacey goes to the bingo, but has living separate lives finally taken its toll on love's young dream?

Guy showers Lucy with expensive gifts and whisks her away for a weekend, arousing Lee's suspicions. After some detective work, he concludes Guy must be a gangster. Barbara and Tim suspect Lee objects to Guy for a reason other than his dubious business interests.

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

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

The little bundle of joy with superhuman powers has made life even more stressful for George and Janet. Meanwhile, Dr Piers's TV career appears to be on the up after he appoints a new agent.

Hyacinth is not looking forward to Onslow's birthday celebrations, but news that a limousine awaits her and Richard to take them to the proceedings soon changes her mind.

When the Teesdales stop to give the trio a lift when returning from their caravanning weekend, it soon becomes apparent that Mrs T is troubled by something.

Clegg feels uncomfortable when Nora and Edie begin to take an unnatural interest in him. Are they in need of a good man?

Barry has left Maplins, and a replacement is called for. Spike falls in love with Gladys.

Blackadder pretends that he's insane to avoid certain death carrying out the General's order for the `big push'.

Seymour and Cleg are spotted pushing a bale of hay up a hill by a coach load of Japanese tourists. Is this an old Yorkshire ritual they wonder?

Nora sets tongues wagging when she goes out without her wrinkled stockings. Does Compo have a rival?

The little bundle of joy with superhuman powers has made life even more stressful for George and Janet. Meanwhile, Dr Piers's TV career appears to be on the up after he appoints a new agent.

Hyacinth is not looking forward to Onslow's birthday celebrations, but news that a limousine awaits her and Richard to take them to the proceedings soon changes her mind.

Captain Mainwaring is annoyed when a death elevates Sergeant Wilson to the fringes of the aristocracy.

Blackadder pretends that he's insane to avoid certain death carrying out the General's order for the `big push'.

Seymour and Cleg are spotted pushing a bale of hay up a hill by a coach load of Japanese tourists. Is this an old Yorkshire ritual they wonder?

Nora sets tongues wagging when she goes out without her wrinkled stockings. Does Compo have a rival?

The little bundle of joy with superhuman powers has made life even more stressful for George and Janet. Meanwhile, Dr Piers's TV career appears to be on the up after he appoints a new agent.

Hyacinth is not looking forward to Onslow's birthday celebrations, but news that a limousine awaits her and Richard to take them to the proceedings soon changes her mind.

Barry has left Maplins, and a replacement is called for. Spike falls in love with Gladys.

Blackadder pretends that he's insane to avoid certain death carrying out the General's order for the `big push'.

The van transporting the platoon breaks down outside what looks like a deserted house. Mainwaring decides that they should bed down for the night, but they get a nasty surprise in the morning courtesy of some four-legged friends.

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

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

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

Tom and Barbara feel sorry for Jerry when they discover that, despite the jodhpurs and the hacking jacket, Margo isn't going riding twice a week as she claims. Is she having an affair?

Stacey returns to Essex to sort out the situation with Gavin, but things are not looking good. Meanwhile in Barry, an unexpected event throws everyone into a panic.

Gavin starts his new job in Cardiff and Stacey is thrilled to be at home again. Smithy comes to terms with life in Essex without his best mate, whilst Nessa is adjusting to life in Dave's caravan down Sully. The weekend brings with it a big reunion, as everyone meets up for the christening of Neil the baby, but how will Smithy react to news from Nessa that it is a double celebration?

When Lucy announces that she is pregnant, Lee wonders if the father might accidentally have been him, but he can't bring himself to tell Lucy how he thinks it might have happened.

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

Tom and Barbara feel sorry for Jerry when they discover that, despite the jodhpurs and the hacking jacket, Margo isn't going riding twice a week as she claims. Is she having an affair?

Stacey returns to Essex to sort out the situation with Gavin, but things are not looking good. Meanwhile in Barry, an unexpected event throws everyone into a panic.

Gavin starts his new job in Cardiff and Stacey is thrilled to be at home again. Smithy comes to terms with life in Essex without his best mate, whilst Nessa is adjusting to life in Dave's caravan down Sully. The weekend brings with it a big reunion, as everyone meets up for the christening of Neil the baby, but how will Smithy react to news from Nessa that it is a double celebration?

When Lucy announces that she is pregnant, Lee wonders if the father might accidentally have been him, but he can't bring himself to tell Lucy how he thinks it might have happened.

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

George takes the law into his own hands when he joins a neighbourhood watch scheme.

Hyacinth finds herself with an ideal opportunity to impress Emmet with her singing when she discovers that he is involved in a concert at the church hall. However, Richard has other things on his mind, dreading the thought of early retirement and having to spend more time with his wife.

Seymour and Cleg are spotted pushing a bale of hay up a hill by a coach load of Japanese tourists. Is this an old Yorkshire ritual they wonder?

Nora sets tongues wagging when she goes out without her wrinkled stockings. Does Compo have a rival?

The new Camp Controller wreaks havoc and upsets Peggy.

Jean looks through an underwear catalogue and Bren's mother needs to dispose of some stolen property.

Gough has been the ideal husband to Jessie for 50 years, and they are still holding hands. Compo, Clegg and Seymour decide it is their duty to give Gough a break - if only he would stop holding Jessie's hand.

A child's kite inspires Seymour to demonstrate how easy it is to make one.

George takes the law into his own hands when he joins a neighbourhood watch scheme.

Hyacinth finds herself with an ideal opportunity to impress Emmet with her singing when she discovers that he is involved in a concert at the church hall. However, Richard has other things on his mind, dreading the thought of early retirement and having to spend more time with his wife.

The van transporting the platoon breaks down outside what looks like a deserted house. Mainwaring decides that they should bed down for the night, but they get a nasty surprise in the morning courtesy of some four-legged friends.

Jean looks through an underwear catalogue and Bren's mother needs to dispose of some stolen property.

Gough has been the ideal husband to Jessie for 50 years, and they are still holding hands. Compo, Clegg and Seymour decide it is their duty to give Gough a break - if only he would stop holding Jessie's hand.

A child's kite inspires Seymour to demonstrate how easy it is to make one.

George takes the law into his own hands when he joins a neighbourhood watch scheme.

Hyacinth finds herself with an ideal opportunity to impress Emmet with her singing when she discovers that he is involved in a concert at the church hall. However, Richard has other things on his mind, dreading the thought of early retirement and having to spend more time with his wife.

The new Camp Controller wreaks havoc and upsets Peggy.

Jean looks through an underwear catalogue and Bren's mother needs to dispose of some stolen property.

Captain Mainwaring is temporarily in hospital and during his absence Sergeant Wilson allows the Vicar to join the platoon.

Margo and Jerry suggest Tom and Barbara take a holiday.

Tom and Barbara feel sorry for Jerry when they discover that, despite the jodhpurs and the hacking jacket, Margo isn't going riding twice a week as she claims. Is she having an affair?

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

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

Stacey is trying for a new job whilst ensuring that Gavin sticks to his recent promise, and Dave is not a happy bunny when Nessa tells him she is taking Neil the baby to Essex to see his dad. Meanwhile, over at the Shipman's house, Dawn and Pete have joined Pam and Mick for a beer and curry night of huge proportions - at the Billericay house of fun.

Pam and Mick are having second thoughts about the conservatory, whilst Bryn is in his element as he awaits the arrival of his houseguests - all the Essex boys down for a big night out in Cardiff - and having a sleep over at his! Elsewhere, Smithy gets in a state about seeing Nessa after their most recent embarrassing meeting, and Stacey makes a worrying discovery, but is telling Gavin the right thing to do?

Lee is insufferably smug when he wins a £1000 in a writing competition with an essay entitled `Disability in the Workplace'. Lucy is moved to tears when she reads the essay, and had no idea that Lee was so sensitive. Tim, however, is more sceptical, and with good reason; when a journalist turns up to interview the winner, she is expecting to meet a disabled author.

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

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

Stacey is trying for a new job whilst ensuring that Gavin sticks to his recent promise, and Dave is not a happy bunny when Nessa tells him she is taking Neil the baby to Essex to see his dad. Meanwhile, over at the Shipman's house, Dawn and Pete have joined Pam and Mick for a beer and curry night of huge proportions - at the Billericay house of fun.

Pam and Mick are having second thoughts about the conservatory, whilst Bryn is in his element as he awaits the arrival of his houseguests - all the Essex boys down for a big night out in Cardiff - and having a sleep over at his! Elsewhere, Smithy gets in a state about seeing Nessa after their most recent embarrassing meeting, and Stacey makes a worrying discovery, but is telling Gavin the right thing to do?

Lee is insufferably smug when he wins a £1000 in a writing competition with an essay entitled `Disability in the Workplace'. Lucy is moved to tears when she reads the essay, and had no idea that Lee was so sensitive. Tim, however, is more sceptical, and with good reason; when a journalist turns up to interview the winner, she is expecting to meet a disabled author.

Captain Mainwaring is temporarily in hospital and during his absence Sergeant Wilson allows the Vicar to join the platoon.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Rodney's business partnership with his elder brother is not going quite as he hoped. Meanwhile, Del has a problem with some briefcases he has acquired.

After Del manages to sell a rust-bucket of a car, he decides that he and Rodders have earned a night on the town.

An opportunity arises for Del to make his fortune, but a missing statue and gang warfare create problems.

Love comes into Del's life when an old flame returns to London, but Rodney and Grandad are determined to extinguish the torch that Del is carrying.

Del ropes in a reluctant Rodney and Grandad as he tries to turn Trotter Watch Security and Trotter's Ethnic Tours into big business.

More ducking and diving as Del and Rodney discover that three tons of lead is not all it appears to be. In fact, it could even be used in case of war.

Rodney's business partnership with his elder brother is not going quite as he hoped. Meanwhile, Del has a problem with some briefcases he has acquired.

After Del manages to sell a rust-bucket of a car, he decides that he and Rodders have earned a night on the town.

An opportunity arises for Del to make his fortune, but a missing statue and gang warfare create problems.

Love comes into Del's life when an old flame returns to London, but Rodney and Grandad are determined to extinguish the torch that Del is carrying.

Del ropes in a reluctant Rodney and Grandad as he tries to turn Trotter Watch Security and Trotter's Ethnic Tours into big business.

More ducking and diving as Del and Rodney discover that three tons of lead is not all it appears to be. In fact, it could even be used in case of war.

Rodney's business partnership with his elder brother is not going quite as he hoped. Meanwhile, Del has a problem with some briefcases he has acquired.

After Del manages to sell a rust-bucket of a car, he decides that he and Rodders have earned a night on the town.

An opportunity arises for Del to make his fortune, but a missing statue and gang warfare create problems.

Love comes into Del's life when an old flame returns to London, but Rodney and Grandad are determined to extinguish the torch that Del is carrying.

Del ropes in a reluctant Rodney and Grandad as he tries to turn Trotter Watch Security and Trotter's Ethnic Tours into big business.

More ducking and diving as Del and Rodney discover that three tons of lead is not all it appears to be. In fact, it could even be used in case of war.

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

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

Rodney's business partnership with his elder brother is not going quite as he hoped. Meanwhile, Del has a problem with some briefcases he has acquired.

After Del manages to sell a rust-bucket of a car, he decides that he and Rodders have earned a night on the town.

An opportunity arises for Del to make his fortune, but a missing statue and gang warfare create problems.

Love comes into Del's life when an old flame returns to London, but Rodney and Grandad are determined to extinguish the torch that Del is carrying.

Del ropes in a reluctant Rodney and Grandad as he tries to turn Trotter Watch Security and Trotter's Ethnic Tours into big business.

Feast yourself on a banquet of `Brilliant!' catch phrases featuring Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Caroline Aherne, John Thomson, Simon Day, Mark Williams and Arabella Weir.

Quickfire comedy with a cornucopia of catchphrases, the show that cemented the reputations of Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Caroline Aherne, Simon Day, and Charlie Higson.

More ducking and diving as Del and Rodney discover that three tons of lead is not all it appears to be. In fact, it could even be used in case of war.

Simon is persuaded to mark the occasion of his 40th birthday back at the family home, so takes his girlfriend Donna along to the Isle of Wight. Comedy, starring Joe Wilkinson.

Ray, Sue, Simon and Esther all go to Ventnor. Back at the house Esther has a quiet chat with David asking about his love life and she gives him a few tips.

Simon and Ray head to the nursing home to see Rose, while Sue and Esther mind Sue's stall at the Craft Fayre together.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

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?

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?

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.

Mainwaring's platoon runs into an abandoned steam engine on the route of a planned exercise.

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.

Feast yourself on a banquet of `Brilliant!' catch phrases featuring Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Caroline Aherne, John Thomson, Simon Day, Mark Williams and Arabella Weir.

Quickfire comedy with a cornucopia of catchphrases, the show that cemented the reputations of Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Caroline Aherne, Simon Day, and Charlie Higson.

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?

Simon goes on a bike ride with Larry while Esther spends the day with Sue, fielding questions about the wedding. Esther helps David get ready for his date.

Ray teaches David and Simon how to bowl, while Sue tries to plan for Christmas. Esther's conversation with Lyn leads to a drastic decision being made.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Mainwaring's platoon runs into an abandoned steam engine on the route of a planned exercise.

George is puzzled by the British love of pets - until his mother-in-law's dog explains it all. However, talking to animals is not normal behaviour, and the conversation lands George in hot water.

Hyacinth is forced to intervene when Daddy overspends in a toy department, dresses up as a spaceman and proceeds to go on the rampage.

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.

The new camp controller makes his presence felt with a spate of sackings.

The visit of a minor royal means decisions have to be made. Stan, having met royalty before, just has to choose the right toupée. Anita is worried about presenting a smooth bustline, and Bren is desperate to clear the tables.

Compo gets an invitation to Nora Batty's bedroom, a moving experience for him, and one that Seymour will not easily forget.

With Seymour out the way, Compo and Clegg soon get bored but not for long.

George is puzzled by the British love of pets - until his mother-in-law's dog explains it all. However, talking to animals is not normal behaviour, and the conversation lands George in hot water.

Hyacinth is forced to intervene when Daddy overspends in a toy department, dresses up as a spaceman and proceeds to go on the rampage.

Mainwaring's platoon runs into an abandoned steam engine on the route of a planned exercise.

The visit of a minor royal means decisions have to be made. Stan, having met royalty before, just has to choose the right toupée. Anita is worried about presenting a smooth bustline, and Bren is desperate to clear the tables.

Compo gets an invitation to Nora Batty's bedroom, a moving experience for him, and one that Seymour will not easily forget.

With Seymour out the way, Compo and Clegg soon get bored but not for long.

George is puzzled by the British love of pets - until his mother-in-law's dog explains it all. However, talking to animals is not normal behaviour, and the conversation lands George in hot water.

Hyacinth is forced to intervene when Daddy overspends in a toy department, dresses up as a spaceman and proceeds to go on the rampage.

The new camp controller makes his presence felt with a spate of sackings.

The visit of a minor royal means decisions have to be made. Stan, having met royalty before, just has to choose the right toupée. Anita is worried about presenting a smooth bustline, and Bren is desperate to clear the tables.

Captain Mainwaring declares martial law when a bomb drops on the outskirts of Walmington-on-Sea.

When Reverend Pottle, the 102-year-old vicar of Dibley village dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman. Geraldine invites all and sundry to call her Gerry, but the breath of fresh air she brings looks like turning into a foul wind as the chairman of the parish wants her removed.

The `Songs of Praise' team come to the parish to meet Geraldine. Unfortunately for her, the director of the team is rather dishy, while Alice continues to be devastatingly below par on the IQ front.

Alan moves on from his TV chat show to Radio Norwich in the graveyard slot. First he has one final meeting with the BBC to see if he can return to television.

The socially inept Alan Partridge has been staying at the Linton Travel Tavern for ten weeks, has failed to get a second series and is days away from bankruptcy. Meanwhile, he has fallen in love.

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.

Over-excited by the appearance of a lesbian couple in their building, Lee and Tim ask them over for dinner, little realising that their adolescent attempt to get their jollies will backfire when Lucy discovers a side to herself that she never knew existed.

When Reverend Pottle, the 102-year-old vicar of Dibley village dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman. Geraldine invites all and sundry to call her Gerry, but the breath of fresh air she brings looks like turning into a foul wind as the chairman of the parish wants her removed.