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.

Del's latest foolproof scheme for making millions, game fishing, backfires when events take an unusual turn.

When Basil hears that hotel inspectors are in town, he enters a state of nervousness that causes confusion among his guests and staff.

To bring the right type of crowd into the hotel Basil establishes a Gourmet Night and invites some A-list guests however, in the nature of Fawlty Towers, things don't go as planned.

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.

Tony is serious about Deborah - but first he has to get rid of his old girlfriend. However, telling her to her face would be too easy.

Why has Deborah agreed to spend the night with Tony? Why has Gary painted Dorothy's record green? And who was it that died in the tragic canoeing accident?

Eddie and Richie have stolen honeymoon tickets.

Adrian Edmondson gives a first-hand account of making the hit show, Bottom, with the late, great Rik Mayall, alongside contributions from a host of the show's cast, crew and famous fans.

Eddie and Richie have stolen honeymoon tickets.

Dom and Kay discover the lady they saw Superintendent Edwards visit at an old people's home is not her mother, leading them to suspect that the home may be a front for the gang. Meanwhile, gang member Tevin grows suspicious of the pair after following them to Hackney Police Station.

Why has Deborah agreed to spend the night with Tony? Why has Gary painted Dorothy's record green? And who was it that died in the tragic canoeing accident?

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

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.

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.

An old comrade-in-arms dredges up the past and brings the glorious history of Cpl. Jones under question.

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.

A riot provides Richie and Eddie with the opportunity to do a bit of looting.

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

A riot provides Richie and Eddie with the opportunity to do a bit of looting.

Dom and Kay discover the lady they saw Superintendent Edwards visit at an old people's home is not her mother, leading them to suspect that the home may be a front for the gang. Meanwhile, gang member Tevin grows suspicious of the pair after following them to Hackney Police Station.

After Kay tails Celia Herrington's mystery visitor to a Ministry of Defence building, Dom is convinced that Kirsty will no longer be able to ignore their pleas for help. But first, they must hide Clinton's dossier somewhere safer, after an attempted raid on Dom's parents' house.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Angela's lifestyle has changed since they have been separated, much to Toby's consternation, but they are united in happiness at Tom and Madeline's wedding.

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

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.

Jeffrey Fairbrother decides that a change of voice would be a good idea on Radio Maplin. In the meantime, Spike meets his femme fatale which results in a dramatic change in his outlook.

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

Foggy is determined to plant a flag in British soil, for reasons best known to himself.

Will one of Foggy's mad schemes, this time involving a flag, finally bear fruit?

Angela's lifestyle has changed since they have been separated, much to Toby's consternation, but they are united in happiness at Tom and Madeline's wedding.

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

An old comrade-in-arms dredges up the past and brings the glorious history of Cpl. Jones under question.

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

Foggy is determined to plant a flag in British soil, for reasons best known to himself.

Will one of Foggy's mad schemes, this time involving a flag, finally bear fruit?

Angela's lifestyle has changed since they have been separated, much to Toby's consternation, but they are united in happiness at Tom and Madeline's wedding.

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

Jeffrey Fairbrother decides that a change of voice would be a good idea on Radio Maplin. In the meantime, Spike meets his femme fatale which results in a dramatic change in his outlook.

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

Captain Mainwaring encourages the women of Walmington-on-Sea to join the platoon - but he doesn't count on becoming smitten with one of them - causing tongues to wag.

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

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.

Denise's wedding to mobile disco owner Dave Best is fast approaching, and all her dad Jim can see ahead is expense, expense and more expense.

Jim finds it hard to come to terms with the fact that he has to foot the bill for his daughter's impending wedding.

When Lucy's god-daughter is suddenly dumped on her the night before the girl's birthday party, Lucy and Lee have to come up with an appropriate entertainment for fourteen nine-year-olds.

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

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.

Denise's wedding to mobile disco owner Dave Best is fast approaching, and all her dad Jim can see ahead is expense, expense and more expense.

Jim finds it hard to come to terms with the fact that he has to foot the bill for his daughter's impending wedding.

When Lucy's god-daughter is suddenly dumped on her the night before the girl's birthday party, Lucy and Lee have to come up with an appropriate entertainment for fourteen nine-year-olds.

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

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.

Denise's wedding to mobile disco owner Dave Best is fast approaching, and all her dad Jim can see ahead is expense, expense and more expense.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

A special occasion calls for special arrangements and a lot of careful planning - but even the best laid plans can go wrong.

Boycie can't believe that his staff are auditioning for a reality TV show, but the lure of fame proves too much to resist. Meanwhile, Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away.

Foggy is determined to plant a flag in British soil, for reasons best known to himself.

Will one of Foggy's mad schemes, this time involving a flag, finally bear fruit?

Owing to the departure of the local vicar, Jeffrey Fairbrother finds himself conducting the Sunday half-hour. Needless to say, he makes a hash of it so Ted takes over.

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

Sid and Wally's wives are suspicious, after seeing their husbands disappearing into the woods.

Clegg doesn't want to raise the spectre of a local myth that's scared him for years.

A special occasion calls for special arrangements and a lot of careful planning - but even the best laid plans can go wrong.

Boycie can't believe that his staff are auditioning for a reality TV show, but the lure of fame proves too much to resist. Meanwhile, Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away.

Captain Mainwaring encourages the women of Walmington-on-Sea to join the platoon - but he doesn't count on becoming smitten with one of them - causing tongues to wag.

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

Sid and Wally's wives are suspicious, after seeing their husbands disappearing into the woods.

Clegg doesn't want to raise the spectre of a local myth that's scared him for years.

A special occasion calls for special arrangements and a lot of careful planning - but even the best laid plans can go wrong.

Boycie can't believe that his staff are auditioning for a reality TV show, but the lure of fame proves too much to resist. Meanwhile, Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away.

Owing to the departure of the local vicar, Jeffrey Fairbrother finds himself conducting the Sunday half-hour. Needless to say, he makes a hash of it so Ted takes over.

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

The Chief Warden challenges Captain Mainwaring to a game of cricket. Captain Mainwaring of course appoints himself team captain, but who is the class act playing for the wardens?

Bren's mother causes mayhem in the office with her ill-considered romance with toyboy Clint, and how can Stan hose down his bins with her caravan in the way?

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

It is Sunday afternoon, which means that Nana is around for the day - but nothing stands in the way of `Antiques Roadshow'.

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

Lee spends a long weekend on his dad's new boat with Lucy, even though she is terrified of water.

Bren's mother causes mayhem in the office with her ill-considered romance with toyboy Clint, and how can Stan hose down his bins with her caravan in the way?

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

It is Sunday afternoon, which means that Nana is around for the day - but nothing stands in the way of `Antiques Roadshow'.

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

Lee spends a long weekend on his dad's new boat with Lucy, even though she is terrified of water.

Bren's mother causes mayhem in the office with her ill-considered romance with toyboy Clint, and how can Stan hose down his bins with her caravan in the way?

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

It is Sunday afternoon, which means that Nana is around for the day - but nothing stands in the way of `Antiques Roadshow'.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Circumstances remind Tom of the differences between the NHS and private practice, while Toby faces the surprising repercussions of a change in his life.

Boycie uncovers some shocking information about his family tree and, with Tyler unexpectedly returning home from university, he is convinced something serious is afoot.

Sid and Wally's wives are suspicious, after seeing their husbands disappearing into the woods.

Clegg doesn't want to raise the spectre of a local myth that's scared him for years.

The annual Best Yellowcoat Competition has a very special prize this year - the winner will go to Maplin's new holiday camp in the Bahamas.

Fletcher decides that Harris must be put on trial for stealing from another prisoner, and one of Fletcher's little earners, writing letters for illiterate inmates, looks like it's coming to an end.

Compo considers taking up a dangerous sport in order to impress Nora, who is busy getting Wally to take her out for a meal.

Compo is about to take to the air thanks to Wally Batty, who has supplied Compo his hang-glider.

Circumstances remind Tom of the differences between the NHS and private practice, while Toby faces the surprising repercussions of a change in his life.

Boycie uncovers some shocking information about his family tree and, with Tyler unexpectedly returning home from university, he is convinced something serious is afoot.

The Chief Warden challenges Captain Mainwaring to a game of cricket. Captain Mainwaring of course appoints himself team captain, but who is the class act playing for the wardens?

Fletcher decides that Harris must be put on trial for stealing from another prisoner, and one of Fletcher's little earners, writing letters for illiterate inmates, looks like it's coming to an end.

Compo considers taking up a dangerous sport in order to impress Nora, who is busy getting Wally to take her out for a meal.

Compo is about to take to the air thanks to Wally Batty, who has supplied Compo his hang-glider.

Circumstances remind Tom of the differences between the NHS and private practice, while Toby faces the surprising repercussions of a change in his life.

Boycie uncovers some shocking information about his family tree and, with Tyler unexpectedly returning home from university, he is convinced something serious is afoot.

The annual Best Yellowcoat Competition has a very special prize this year - the winner will go to Maplin's new holiday camp in the Bahamas.

Fletcher decides that Harris must be put on trial for stealing from another prisoner, and one of Fletcher's little earners, writing letters for illiterate inmates, looks like it's coming to an end.

Is it time for Wilson to step out of Captain Mainwaring's shadow? He is to be appointed manager of the Eastgate branch of the bank and made a lieutenant in the Eastgate Home Guard to fill the vacancy left by the outgoing manager.

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

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

Dave tries to prove his innocence when Denise accuses him of chatting up another woman in the local pub.

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

Lee tries to find his serious side by going on a date with an author, while Kate attempts to discover her lighter side at clown school. Kate's ex-boyfriend Tim then tries to patch things up with her by finally apologising for his misdemeanours.

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

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

Dave tries to prove his innocence when Denise accuses him of chatting up another woman in the local pub.

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

Lee tries to find his serious side by going on a date with an author, while Kate attempts to discover her lighter side at clown school. Kate's ex-boyfriend Tim then tries to patch things up with her by finally apologising for his misdemeanours.

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

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

Dave tries to prove his innocence when Denise accuses him of chatting up another woman in the local pub.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

The repercussions of Toby's decision are particularly felt by Angela and Tom - but the solution is obvious.

Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love and the staff's loyalties are severely tested, while Llewellyn seizes the opportunity of securing extra labour for his harvest.

Compo considers taking up a dangerous sport in order to impress Nora, who is busy getting Wally to take her out for a meal.

Compo is about to take to the air thanks to Wally Batty, who has supplied Compo his hang-glider.

Chaos reigns when Joe Maplin demotes Gladys and appoints a new supervisor.

Fletch meets a man who has been in prison for 17 years for a crime he always claimed he didn't commit. To everybody's surprise, when he is offered parole he turns it down, seeing it as an admission of guilt.

Getting rather wet in a life-saving attempt, Clegg and Compo are dismayed to hear that the incident has inspired Foggy to devote his life - and theirs - to first aid rescue.

In order to enhance Sid's marital status, Foggy, Clegg and Compo put their minds to thinking of some way of giving him a daring and glamorous image in Ivy's eyes. However, their thoughts are constantly interrupted by the sounds of Wesley Pegden who is about to unleash on an unsuspecting world his home-made racing car.

The repercussions of Toby's decision are particularly felt by Angela and Tom - but the solution is obvious.

Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love and the staff's loyalties are severely tested, while Llewellyn seizes the opportunity of securing extra labour for his harvest.

Is it time for Wilson to step out of Captain Mainwaring's shadow? He is to be appointed manager of the Eastgate branch of the bank and made a lieutenant in the Eastgate Home Guard to fill the vacancy left by the outgoing manager.

Fletch meets a man who has been in prison for 17 years for a crime he always claimed he didn't commit. To everybody's surprise, when he is offered parole he turns it down, seeing it as an admission of guilt.

Getting rather wet in a life-saving attempt, Clegg and Compo are dismayed to hear that the incident has inspired Foggy to devote his life - and theirs - to first aid rescue.

In order to enhance Sid's marital status, Foggy, Clegg and Compo put their minds to thinking of some way of giving him a daring and glamorous image in Ivy's eyes. However, their thoughts are constantly interrupted by the sounds of Wesley Pegden who is about to unleash on an unsuspecting world his home-made racing car.

The repercussions of Toby's decision are particularly felt by Angela and Tom - but the solution is obvious.

Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love and the staff's loyalties are severely tested, while Llewellyn seizes the opportunity of securing extra labour for his harvest.

Chaos reigns when Joe Maplin demotes Gladys and appoints a new supervisor.

Fletch meets a man who has been in prison for 17 years for a crime he always claimed he didn't commit. To everybody's surprise, when he is offered parole he turns it down, seeing it as an admission of guilt.

When the wardens' HQ is bombed, they have to share the church hall with their arch enemies - the Home Guard! Naturally, Captain Mainwaring is in full bolshy mode.

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

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

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.

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

Northern comedy legend Sarah Millican is your host as she introduces two of comedy's biggest stars; the impeccably funny Joe Lycett and TV favourite Russell Kane.

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

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

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.

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

Northern comedy legend Sarah Millican is your host as she introduces two of comedy's biggest stars; the impeccably funny Joe Lycett and TV favourite Russell Kane.

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

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

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Tom and Madeleine go house-hunting, very conscious of the fact that their first child is due in just three months.

Marlene has become fed up with her husband's inattention and fears that their relationship is nearing it's end. She seeks the help of a local marriage guidance counselor, which proves so successful she ends ups throwing Boycie out. However, the parting gives them both time to consider their lives, pasts and futures.

Getting rather wet in a life-saving attempt, Clegg and Compo are dismayed to hear that the incident has inspired Foggy to devote his life - and theirs - to first aid rescue.

In order to enhance Sid's marital status, Foggy, Clegg and Compo put their minds to thinking of some way of giving him a daring and glamorous image in Ivy's eyes. However, their thoughts are constantly interrupted by the sounds of Wesley Pegden who is about to unleash on an unsuspecting world his home-made racing car.

Gladys mourns Fairbrother's departure as Ted gloats.

When Lennie starts working hard to get another O-level before leaving prison, Fletcher cannot understand his appetite for all the hard work. Why doesn't he just cheat?

A chance encounter with an unwilling and resentful dog-walker suggests to Foggy that this might be the business opportunity he has been waiting for all his life. With the reluctant assistance of Compo and Clegg, he sets out to prove that `walkies' could mean big money for them.

Finding themselves unexpectedly in a country ditch, Foggy, Clegg and Compo decide that one standard gent's bicycle doesn't really meet their combined transportation needs. They set about constructing two further bicycles from spare parts and rigorously road testing them for design faults.

Tom and Madeleine go house-hunting, very conscious of the fact that their first child is due in just three months.

Marlene has become fed up with her husband's inattention and fears that their relationship is nearing it's end. She seeks the help of a local marriage guidance counselor, which proves so successful she ends ups throwing Boycie out. However, the parting gives them both time to consider their lives, pasts and futures.

When the wardens' HQ is bombed, they have to share the church hall with their arch enemies - the Home Guard! Naturally, Captain Mainwaring is in full bolshy mode.

When Lennie starts working hard to get another O-level before leaving prison, Fletcher cannot understand his appetite for all the hard work. Why doesn't he just cheat?

A chance encounter with an unwilling and resentful dog-walker suggests to Foggy that this might be the business opportunity he has been waiting for all his life. With the reluctant assistance of Compo and Clegg, he sets out to prove that `walkies' could mean big money for them.

Finding themselves unexpectedly in a country ditch, Foggy, Clegg and Compo decide that one standard gent's bicycle doesn't really meet their combined transportation needs. They set about constructing two further bicycles from spare parts and rigorously road testing them for design faults.

Tom and Madeleine go house-hunting, very conscious of the fact that their first child is due in just three months.

Marlene has become fed up with her husband's inattention and fears that their relationship is nearing it's end. She seeks the help of a local marriage guidance counselor, which proves so successful she ends ups throwing Boycie out. However, the parting gives them both time to consider their lives, pasts and futures.

Gladys mourns Fairbrother's departure as Ted gloats.

When Lennie starts working hard to get another O-level before leaving prison, Fletcher cannot understand his appetite for all the hard work. Why doesn't he just cheat?

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

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

The blood donor van has come to the factory, a prisoner has escaped in the fog on his way to Strangeways, and poor Bren is upset when she sees Tony's holiday photos.

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

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

Jason Manford is your host as he introduces two of comedy's biggest stars; the wonderful Chris Ramsey and the delightful Doc Brown.

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

The blood donor van has come to the factory, a prisoner has escaped in the fog on his way to Strangeways, and poor Bren is upset when she sees Tony's holiday photos.

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

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

Jason Manford is your host as he introduces two of comedy's biggest stars; the wonderful Chris Ramsey and the delightful Doc Brown.

The blood donor van has come to the factory, a prisoner has escaped in the fog on his way to Strangeways, and poor Bren is upset when she sees Tony's holiday photos.

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

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.

Tony has a van and an electric blanket and Gary is happily stuck in a lift with Deborah.

Gary wants to kill Tony's brother and girlfriend when they come to stay, until he finds out that her parents have a villa in Spain. Sandwiches and fluffy towels for the special house guests rapidly follow.

Gary hastily invents a rampant sexual history in an attempt to convince Dorothy of his experience and prowess. Tony, meanwhile, goes to great heights to impress Deborah.

It's the middle of the night and Gary has been sent out to find indigestion tablets for Dorothy, while Tony is ordered to mend a banging fence.

The boys reunite at Neil's home in the south of France, before heading to one of France's deepest wine cellars along the Dordogne River and on to the vineyards of Bordeaux.

Tony has a van and an electric blanket and Gary is happily stuck in a lift with Deborah.

Gary wants to kill Tony's brother and girlfriend when they come to stay, until he finds out that her parents have a villa in Spain. Sandwiches and fluffy towels for the special house guests rapidly follow.

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

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

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

Del's latest foolproof scheme for making millions, game fishing, backfires when events take an unusual turn.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

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

Del's latest foolproof scheme for making millions, game fishing, backfires when events take an unusual turn.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

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

Del's latest foolproof scheme for making millions, game fishing, backfires when events take an unusual turn.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

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

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

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

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

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

Del's latest foolproof scheme for making millions, game fishing, backfires when events take an unusual turn.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

When they find out that Queen Elizabeth is attending a parade in Hammersmith, Richie and Eddie try to invite Her Royal Highness to join them for supper. Of course not all goes according to plan.

Things are looking up for Steven Toast. His agent, Jane Plough, gives him some exciting news: he's won a `Best Actor' award from trendy Bra'z' Magazine. He is also getting more than a bit of attention from the ladies.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Toby has a problem with one of his patients, while Tom cannot afford the house he wants and has difficulty with an insurance medical.

While searching through some ancient scrolls and paperwork left behind by the old squire, Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for a traditional local liquor, which comes accompanied by a royal charter allowing him to produce and sell it. With the help of his staff, he goes into full-scale production, attracting customers from far and wide, including two whom he had hoped he had seen the last of.

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

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

Ted receives unexpected news from management.

Fletch has to help Lennie out after he gets involved in a fight one week before his parole board hearing.

Compo wants his photo taken, problem is he wants it taken in Nora Batty's bedroom.

Compo buys a pair of trousers at a second-hand shop, and Clegg takes to the hills with a metal detector to look for treasure.

Toby has a problem with one of his patients, while Tom cannot afford the house he wants and has difficulty with an insurance medical.

While searching through some ancient scrolls and paperwork left behind by the old squire, Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for a traditional local liquor, which comes accompanied by a royal charter allowing him to produce and sell it. With the help of his staff, he goes into full-scale production, attracting customers from far and wide, including two whom he had hoped he had seen the last of.

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

Fletch has to help Lennie out after he gets involved in a fight one week before his parole board hearing.

Compo wants his photo taken, problem is he wants it taken in Nora Batty's bedroom.

Compo buys a pair of trousers at a second-hand shop, and Clegg takes to the hills with a metal detector to look for treasure.

Toby has a problem with one of his patients, while Tom cannot afford the house he wants and has difficulty with an insurance medical.

While searching through some ancient scrolls and paperwork left behind by the old squire, Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for a traditional local liquor, which comes accompanied by a royal charter allowing him to produce and sell it. With the help of his staff, he goes into full-scale production, attracting customers from far and wide, including two whom he had hoped he had seen the last of.

Ted receives unexpected news from management.

Fletch has to help Lennie out after he gets involved in a fight one week before his parole board hearing.

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

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

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

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

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

Tim's grandmother dies, bringing him and Kate closer together, much to Lee's concern. He's encouraged to share his thoughts with a therapist, who is not impressed with Lee's inability to have a proper conversation. To add to this there is inappropriate behaviour at the funeral, a furious elderly relative, and Tim's new tipple of choice is becoming addictive.

Fletch has to help Lennie out after he gets involved in a fight one week before his parole board hearing.

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

Ruth, an Australian friend of Kate's, comes to stay and Lee is persuaded to pretend to be Tim. Lee gets a job handing out leaflets at a shopping centre, but soon falls foul of a local youth.

Tim's grandmother dies, bringing him and Kate closer together, much to Lee's concern. He's encouraged to share his thoughts with a therapist, who is not impressed with Lee's inability to have a proper conversation. To add to this there is inappropriate behaviour at the funeral, a furious elderly relative, and Tim's new tipple of choice is becoming addictive.