A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

will he be able to stop himself from going back? First he has to say goodbye to Mr MacKay, the prison officer who has been the bane of his life. S1 E1: Going Home.

Fletch's probation officer is disappointed that he hasn't found a job as Fletch plans to dig up some loot he buried in Essex before he went to prison, but there's a problem. S1 E2: Going To Be Alright.

Fletch takes pity on a young runaway pickpocket named Penny and takes her home for a bath and a meal - she betrays his kindness and Fletch feels let down. S1 E3: Going Sour.

Fletch's probation officer gets him a job as a night porter, but his return to work is not smooth sailing. S1 E4: Going to Work.

Now working as a hotel porter, Fletch recognises unscrupulous guest Worm Wellings and suspects that he may be planning an insurance scam. S1 E5: Going Going Gone.

Fletch feels frustrated that his ex-wife's partner is paying for his daughter's wedding, so he is tempted when someone offers to pay him to be a lookout for a burglary. S1 E6: Going Off The Rails.

Classic sitcom about a miserly landlord. Rigsby faces the prospect of a lonely Christmas until Alan and Philip arrive unexpectedly. S2 E8: For the Man Who Has Everything (Christmas Special.

S2 E14: A Special Christmas Edition.

Albert is looking forward to another family Christmas, but Harold wants to go to Majorca and put his father in a home for the duration. Stars Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell. S7 E8: The Party.

Su Pollard stars in this Christmas special, as Madge prepares a big show at the Benidorm Palace. The Garveys come and visit, whilst Donald and Jacqueline bring a group of friends to the Solana. S3 E.

Harold wants to go to Switzerland for Christmas whilst Albert - as usual - prefers Bognor; he is persuaded to go provided they sail rather than fly. S8 E7: A Perfect Christmas.

When Travis goes missing in Morocco, Sharon, Tracey and Dorien move heaven and earth to track him down and bring him home for Christmas. 2016 Christmas Special: There's a Girl in My Souk.

Tracey has got big plans that could upset the festive harmony, Sharon has found a novel way of doing her Christmas shopping, and Dorien has got a mystery to solve. 2017: The House for the Rising Sons.

Tracey and Dorien have been cooped up during lockdown, Dorien is back to her old tricks with a rich dentist, and Sharon is stuck abroad in Costa Rica. Christmas 2020: We Gotta Get Out of this Place.

Classic sitcom about walking disaster Frank Spencer (Michael Crawford). Frank and Betty are looking forward to Christmas, especially the church's Nativity play. Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: S2 E.

Classic sitcom starring Michael Crawford as the hapless Frank Spencer. As Christmas approaches, Frank takes just one more lesson before yet another driving test. Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: S2 E.

Rowan Atkinson stars as the hapless Mr. Bean. In this original award-winning episode, he takes an exam, sunbathes and goes to church with Richard Briers. Ep1: Mr. Bean.

When Christmas finally arrives, presents are exchanged and the Osbournes are paid a visit by techno DJ Louis Osbourne, Ozzy's son from his first marriage. S1 E9: A Very Ozzy Christmas.

Bean turns the most ordinary situations into moments of excruciating embarrassment as he visits a department store and gets carried away. E2: The Return of Mr. Bean.

Bean goes to a swimming pool but struggles with the diving board, attempts to leave a car park in style and demonstrates some sandwich-making. E3: The Curse of Mr. Bean.

Mr. Bean buys a TV and a new camera but has issues with both; meanwhile, he ends up in another pickle when he goes to a magic show and a disco. E4: Mr. Bean Goes to Town.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

S1 E8: Seasoning.

There's trouble on the buses as a strike hits the depot, new rotas mean Stan's on an earlier shift, and misses the canteen's lunch opening entirely. S1 E1: The Early Shift.

Stan is always nervous when he has a new conductor but this time he is in for a pleasant surprise. S1 E2: The New Conductor.

Stan's job is made more difficult when Olive becomes a clippie aboard his bus. S1 E3: Olive Takes a Trip.

Stan's stomach pains are 'an occupational hazard' from sitting over a vibrating engine all day according to him, but Arthur has other ideas. S1 E4: Bus Drivers' Stomach.

It's the day of the wedding and very little is running entirely to plan, but the guests are gathered, the couple are ready, and the show must go on! S3 E14: And Everyone Came Too (Christmas Special).

The Boswell clan go on holiday to Rome, and their trip inspires some happy memories and new friendships with Nellie especially happy to be in the Eternal City. Christmas Special.

Christmas for the Boswells brings its usual mix of hilarity, sadness and surprises; Nellie and Jack get to see some turkeys, and the family have their Christmas presents stolen. Christmas Special.

While the rest of the Boswells are oblivious, Nellie discovers that it's the tiny things in life which can create the biggest dilemmas. Christmas special 1990.

Penny looks back at her relationship with Vince, from their first meeting to a disastrous wedding day and the chance meeting that brought them back together. Stars Jan Francis and Paul Nicholas. S2 E.

Albert is looking forward to another family Christmas, but Harold wants to go to Majorca and put his father in a home for the duration. Stars Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell. S7 E8: The Party.

Harold wants to go to Switzerland for Christmas whilst Albert - as usual - prefers Bognor; he is persuaded to go provided they sail rather than fly. S8 E7: A Perfect Christmas.

will he be able to stop himself from going back? First he has to say goodbye to Mr MacKay, the prison officer who has been the bane of his life. S1 E1: Going Home.

Fletch's probation officer is disappointed that he hasn't found a job as Fletch plans to dig up some loot he buried in Essex before he went to prison, but there's a problem. S1 E2: Going To Be Alright.

Fletch takes pity on a young runaway pickpocket named Penny and takes her home for a bath and a meal - she betrays his kindness and Fletch feels let down. S1 E3: Going Sour.

Fletch's probation officer gets him a job as a night porter, but his return to work is not smooth sailing. S1 E4: Going to Work.

Now working as a hotel porter, Fletch recognises unscrupulous guest Worm Wellings and suspects that he may be planning an insurance scam. S1 E5: Going Going Gone.

Fletch feels frustrated that his ex-wife's partner is paying for his daughter's wedding, so he is tempted when someone offers to pay him to be a lookout for a burglary. S1 E6: Going Off The Rails.

S2 E14: A Special Christmas Edition.

The British Olympic Synchronised Swimming team stay at the Solana, and are booked to perform in the pool. Their coach is not impressed with the hotel or Joyce's efforts, however. SE.

Iconic comedy duo Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball star with special guests Ruth Madoc and Paul Nicholas in this Christmas special from 1985.

Classic sitcom about walking disaster Frank Spencer (Michael Crawford). Frank and Betty are looking forward to Christmas, especially the church's Nativity play. Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: S2 E.

Classic sitcom starring Michael Crawford as the hapless Frank Spencer. As Christmas approaches, Frank takes just one more lesson before yet another driving test. Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: S2 E.

The British Olympic Synchronised Swimming team stay at the Solana, and are booked to perform in the pool. Their coach is not impressed with the hotel or Joyce's efforts, however. SE.

Dawn and Jennifer house-sit for Richard and Judy and offer a new angle on Monarch of the Glen and Tipping the Velvet. Christmas Special.

Set at an 18th-century banquet, the team's sketches in this 1972 special include a pantomime performance of Aladdin, a rip-roaring Elizabethan sing-song, and Biblical goings-on in the Garden of Eden.

A big-screen outing for the comedy duo Morecambe and Wise. When a cafe owner discovers an international criminal gang, MI5 enlist his help to bring them to justice. Comedy: 1965 (U).

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Hosted by Michael Aspel with Barbara Windsor, Julia Mackenzie, Mollie Sugden, Kenny Everett, Alfred Marks and Jim Davidson.

After a work Christmas party, Leslie's in the doghouse. His tie is missing, and a large cupped bra is found on the back seat of his car. If only he could remember what happened!: Christmas With Ada.

Movie spin-off from the popular TV sitcom starring John Alderton and Deryck Guyler. Mr Hedges takes troublesome Class 5C to a holiday camp. Comedy: 1971 (PG).

When Mildred decides that she and George will celebrate their anniversary at a posh London hotel whatever the cost, a shady businessman mistakes George for a hitman. Comedy 1980 (U).

With Sid James and Robin Askwith. Tensions arise when the Baines family moves next door to the Abbots and clash over a home distillery and unruly teens during attempts at mediation. Comedy 1972 (U).

will he be able to stop himself from going back? First he has to say goodbye to Mr MacKay, the prison officer who has been the bane of his life. S1 E1: Going Home.

Fletch's probation officer is disappointed that he hasn't found a job as Fletch plans to dig up some loot he buried in Essex before he went to prison, but there's a problem. S1 E2: Going To Be Alright.

Fletch takes pity on a young runaway pickpocket named Penny and takes her home for a bath and a meal - she betrays his kindness and Fletch feels let down. S1 E3: Going Sour.

Fletch's probation officer gets him a job as a night porter, but his return to work is not smooth sailing. S1 E4: Going to Work.

Now working as a hotel porter, Fletch recognises unscrupulous guest Worm Wellings and suspects that he may be planning an insurance scam. S1 E5: Going Going Gone.

Fletch feels frustrated that his ex-wife's partner is paying for his daughter's wedding, so he is tempted when someone offers to pay him to be a lookout for a burglary. S1 E6: Going Off The Rails.

Penny looks back at her relationship with Vince, from their first meeting to a disastrous wedding day and the chance meeting that brought them back together. Stars Jan Francis and Paul Nicholas. S2 E.

S2 E14: A Special Christmas Edition.

It's 1962 and Gary Sparrow has been trapped in the past for 17 years, but his decision to witness his own birth sees him catapulted into the 21st century: Many Happy Returns (2016 Special).

Harold wants to go to Switzerland for Christmas whilst Albert - as usual - prefers Bognor; he is persuaded to go provided they sail rather than fly. S8 E7: A Perfect Christmas.

As Madge prepares for her marriage to Mohammed, Mick and Michael discover all is not what it seems with the wealthy Moroccan suitor. Donald and Jacqueline play detectives, searching for a mole. S5 E.

When Travis goes missing in Morocco, Sharon, Tracey and Dorien move heaven and earth to track him down and bring him home for Christmas. 2016 Christmas Special: There's a Girl in My Souk.

Tracey has got big plans that could upset the festive harmony, Sharon has found a novel way of doing her Christmas shopping, and Dorien has got a mystery to solve. 2017: The House for the Rising Sons.

In this Christmas special, Dawn and Jen pay homage to some of the defining people and moments of, from The Matrix and Love Actually to the antics of Madonna and Britney. Christmas Special.

As Madge prepares for her marriage to Mohammed, Mick and Michael discover all is not what it seems with the wealthy Moroccan suitor. Donald and Jacqueline play detectives, searching for a mole. S5 E.

With Bella Emberg and Dustin Gee. Hilarious '80s comedy show including the infamous characters CU Jimmy and Cooperman.

With Bella Emberg and Dustin Gee. Hilarious '80s comedy show including the infamous characters CU Jimmy and Cooperman.

In order to claim a family inheritance our hero must first get married... poor Frankie.

We're in France during WW2, and intrepid Frankie has to contend with both the French resistance and occupying forces. He will need to use his loaf... ooooh no missus.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

Frankie is in hospital to have his tonsils out and a chirpy doc decides to help him out with his innuendo - meanwhile, the nurses have their own ideas what needs removing..

Frankie stops at a police station to ask for directions but gets roped into an ID parade - surely no-one is going to point a finger of accusation.

WW2 is over and the boys are back into civvies - the last thing Frankie needs now is to get involved with his ex-superior's over-amorous wife... titter ye not.

Frankie becomes a private detective and investigates an unfaithful husband - sadly, an initial rummage around in the loft with the French maid comes up short on clues.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett star in a special series of their sketch show filmed Down Under. E.

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett star in a special series of their sketch show filmed Down Under. E.

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett star in a special series of their sketch show filmed Down Under. E.

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett star in a special series of their sketch show filmed Down Under. E.

Classic sitcom with one-man disaster area Frank Spencer. Frank and Betty go for a spin in his new car and end up having a clifftop picnic. S2 E1: Cliffhanger.

Classic sitcom about a one-man disaster area. Frank attends an RAF reunion and the hidden story of his short but eventful spell in the services unfolds in flashback. S2 E2: The RAF Reunion.

Classic sitcom featuring Frank Spencer, a well-meaning one-man disaster area. Betty persuades Frank to take a short course in public relations. S2 E3: The Public Relations Course.

Rigsby is looking for another lodger - one of his current lodgers, Miss Jones, is keen for her acquaintance Philip to move in because she is attracted to him. S1 E1: The New Lodger.

Rigsby becomes convinced that magic is real after Philip bangs a ritual spear on the floor - while Ruth tries to offer herself to Rigsby, Philip and Alan play a trick on him. S1 E2: Black Magic.

Rigsby is dressed to kill as he takes Miss Jones out to dinner to celebrate her birthday. S1 E3: A Night Out.

Rigsby is given some advice from Alan and Philip - as well as some tablets - to calm his nerves in his amorous pursuit of Miss Jones. S1 E4: Charisma.

Mr Spooner annoys the household by playing his radio loudly - Rigsby is annoyed, but he finds it difficult to pluck up the courage to confront him about it. S1 E5: All Our Yesterdays.

When Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, Rigsby suspects everyone else as a police detective appears and begins to investigate. S1 E6: The Prowler.

Rigsby supports the Conservatives, Alan and Philip lean towards Labour, and Miss Jones is impressed with the Liberal candidate. S1 E7: Stand Up and Be Counted.

Sharon's living back in her council flat and Tracey's still in Chigwell with younger son Travis, but what's become of Dorien and what can bring the Birds back together? S10 E1: Gimme Shelter.

Sharon finds that looking after Dorien's every wish is a full-time job - with money tight, Sharon and Tracey take Dorien's designer clothes to a car boot sale to raise funds. S10 E2: Slave.

Garth and Marcie aren't getting any 'together time' so it's all change in the bedrooms again - Sharon tries to bed down in the loft, but she makes an unexpected discovery. S10 E3: Hot Stuff.

Tracey, Sharon and Dorien each get romantically involved with three very different men, and Travis has romantic troubles of his own. S10 E4: Hearts For Sale.

Tracey becomes self-conscious about her appearance and has Botox, Travis gets a tattoo to impress a girl at school, and Sharon looks as if she'll need a hearing aid. S10 E5: Tattoo You.

Sharon gets a visit from estranged husband Chris who is seeking a quick divorce so that he can marry his new love Angie - a blind woman - but Tracey has a few doubts. S10 E6: Blinded By Love.

Sharon, Tracey and Dorien all lose their jobs and the resulting financial crisis leads to a huge row - some home truths are revealed and the three of them hit rock bottom. S10 E7: Back To Zero.

Larry is staying with Robin having been thrown out of his flat, but Larry moves in when the Ropers decide to convert the attic into another flat. S3 E1: Cuckoo in the Nest.

S4 E4: The Siege of Steptoe Street.

When Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out, Rigsby is distraught but is determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses.

Five years have passed when Bob and Terry meet on the last train home by chance and the events of the past few years flood out. S1 E1: Stranger on a Train.

Mick has bad news for the Garveys, as he reveals that all of their sunbed shops have burnt down. Joyce struggles for her fourth star, and discovers the true identity of the secret hotel assessor. S5E.

An English working-class girl (Julie Walters) wants to better herself by studying literature, but her assigned professor (Michael Caine) has long since taken to the bottle. Comedy, Drama, 1983.

Rufus Wainwright and Little Angels frontwoman Dr Tanya Byron join Dawn and Jennifer for their annual comedy treat; Vera Drake, Chicago and The Graduate are among the targets. Christmas Special.

Mick has bad news for the Garveys, as he reveals that all of their sunbed shops have burnt down. Joyce struggles for her fourth star, and discovers the true identity of the secret hotel assessor. S5E.

Holmes and Watson attempt to thwart the schemes of the infamous blackmailer Charles Augustus Milverton against Lady Eva Blackwell. Starring Jeremy Brett. S3 E7: The Master Blackmailer.

Bob Monkhouse entertains a celebrity audience that includes Stephen Fry, Mandy Smith, and Eamonn Holmes in this 1994 special.

All-round entertainer Brian Conley entertains a celebrity guest audience including Edward Woodward, Ron Atkinson and Coleen Nolan.

Exploring the world of showbiz.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

The morning after a party, Chrissy and Jo find Robin asleep in their bath and ask him to become their third roommate. S1 E1: Three's a Crowd.

When Chrissy's mother comes to stay, Jo and Chrissy try to hide the fact that their new flatmate is a man. S1 E2: And Mother Makes Four.

Robin cooks a pork meal for Jo and her date not realising that her dinner guest is Jewish. S1 E3: Some Enchanted Evening.

With Jo gone for the weekend, Chrissy frets over being alone in the flat with Robin. S1 E4: And Then There Were Two.

Robin and Chrissy return home to find their front door open and the rent money that was on the sideboard missing. S1 E5: It's Only Money.

When George has a nasty cold and gives it to Robin, Chrissy and Jo try to make him better using a range of home-made remedies. S1 E6: Match of the Day.

Robin is conned by his friend Larry into looking after a puppy but has to hide it from George - who operates a No Animals rule - until he can find a new home for it. S1 E7: No Children, No Dogs.

S2 E1: While the Cat's Away.

When Ruth is depressed following the 'deception' of a recent male friend, Rigsby takes what he believes to be his chance to woo her. S2 E1: The Permissive Society.

Miss Jones is collecting for a famine charity when Philip challenges Rigsby to go 48 hours without eating - Rigsby gladly accepts the offer but soon finds his will weakening. S2 E2: Food Glorious Food.

Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house when Rigsby's keenness to portray himself in prime condition leads him to challenge Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine.

When Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out, Rigsby is distraught but is determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses.

Rigsby has found a new lodger called Seymour who is staying in town away from his country estate, but Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman.

Rigsby is hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening, but he has a cashflow problem and a string of unwelcome visitors who start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders.

Could rumours of the Grey Lady who haunts the house be true? Rigsby certainly believes so, but he has not seen her yet... S2 E7: Things That Go Bump In The Night.

Classic sitcom about a miserly landlord. Rigsby faces the prospect of a lonely Christmas until Alan and Philip arrive unexpectedly. S2 E8: For the Man Who Has Everything (Christmas Special.

Sharon and Tracey get a glimpse of a possible future when they see two elderly sisters in the supermarket, and Dorien's court case comes to a conclusion. S10 E8: You Can't Always Get What You Want.

S11 E1: Birds on a Plane.

Dorien gets the idea that Sharon could be the heroine for her next book, and Tracey's got her hands full with a despondent Garth. S11 E2: There's Something About Sharon.

Sharon and Tracey discover that Dorien has been keeping a secret for over fifty years and decide to get involved, but Dorien is reluctant to confront her past. S11 E3: Guess Who's Coming to Essex.

Tracey gets a letter from her auntie Vera who is retiring as a Pearly Queen and wants her to take over, but Tracey faces competition from a jealous Sharon. S11 E4: The Girls With The Pearl Buttons.

Dorien's book group is convening to discuss Crime and Punishment, which turns out to be rather applicable to the events that unfold in Tracey's household. S11 E5: Tracey's Choice.

Tracey is out of prison, and Sharon gets a job as a school dinner supervisor and recruits Garth as her cook and Tracey as her washer-up. S11 E6: The Chief, The Cook, His Mum and Her Lodger.

Sharon makes plans to take Tracey and Dorien on a madcap '70s weekender, but there is no dressing up soe news that Tracey is about to receive. S11 E7: Without a Trace.

Tracey and Sharon take a trip to a spa to cope with Tracey's shattering news and try to make plans for the future, and Dorien prepares to say a long goodbye to her daughter. S11 E8: Spa Wars.

Robin has taken his new girlfriend Angie out on a couple of dates, and now he hopes to bring her back to the flat to have his wicked way with her. S3 E2: Come Into My Parlour.

S4 E5: A Box in Town.

Rigsby has found a new lodger called Seymour who is staying in town away from his country estate, but Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman.

Thelma isn't happy that Terry and Bob have rekindled their friendship and is worried that Terry will cause Bob to have second thoughts about their wedding. S1 E2: Home Is the Hero.

The Garveys find trouble at Alicante Airport, as Madge's tanning pills are mistaken for illegal drugs, and Mick takes the blame. New family the Dykes, meanwhile, are unimpressed by the Solana. S6 E.

When Mildred decides that she and George will celebrate their anniversary at a posh London hotel whatever the cost, a shady businessman mistakes George for a hitman. Comedy 1980 (U).

The finest comedy moments from Ronnie Barker. Featuring classic footage from his decades of TV work including The Two Ronnies and Porridge. With Ronnie Corbett and rare archive material.

The Garveys find trouble at Alicante Airport, as Madge's tanning pills are mistaken for illegal drugs, and Mick takes the blame. New family the Dykes, meanwhile, are unimpressed by the Solana. S6 E.

When a small British-owned island in the Caribbean is invaded and the world's most dangerous terrorist kidnaps a member of the Royal Family, the countdown to World War III begins. Comedy, 1986.

With Elvis Costello and David Essex. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

With Bryan Ferry and Moody Blues. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

With The Boomtown Rats and Suzi Quatro. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

With David Bowie, Cliff Richard, Thin Lizzy, The Sex Pistols and Boomtown Rats. The famous New Year's Eve comedy show, but will Kenny Everett make it to 1980.

When Chrissy is harassed by an intimidating tall man at the pub, Robin decides that he will learn self-defence and take the man on the next time he sees him. S2 E2: Colour Me Yellow.

Chrissy's new boyfriend wants to take her to Bournemouth for the weekend, but Robin discovers something about him that he thinks might make Chrissy want to reconsider. S2 E3: In Praise of Older Men.

S2 E4: Did You Ever Meet Rommel.

S2 E5: Two Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue.

Robin has failed his cookery exam and considers moving back to Southampton, but the girls are far from pleased at the thought of his mate Larry moving in. S2 E6: Carry Me Back to Old Southampton.

Larry is staying with Robin having been thrown out of his flat, but Larry moves in when the Ropers decide to convert the attic into another flat. S3 E1: Cuckoo in the Nest.

Robin has taken his new girlfriend Angie out on a couple of dates, and now he hopes to bring her back to the flat to have his wicked way with her. S3 E2: Come Into My Parlour.

S3 E1: That's My Boy.

Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck.

Rigsby turns up at the house with a new sports car apparently purchased in yet another attempt to woo Miss Jones, but his driving doesn't appear to be as stylish as his motor. S3 E3: Clunk Click.

Rigsby is soon calling the Samaritans to stop a suicide attempt when a new lodger arrives at the house, but which of the residents will come off worse? S3 E4: The Good Samaritans.

When Miss Jones raises suspicions about new tenant Madeline, Rigsby is not too bothered about her brand of 'modern interpretive dancing' but isn't that keen on her partner. S3 E5: Fawcett's Python.

Alan's getting serious about Caroline, but her parents are well-to-do and Rigsby is far from convinced that the young scruff could possibly make the relationship work. S3 E6: The Cocktail Hour.

The house is plunged into confusion and mourning when Rigsby discovers basement tenant Mr Osborne stiff as a board. S3 E7: Suddenly At Home.

When Darryl dies, Tracey has to decide what kind of a send-off to give him - Sharon wants it to be nice for the boys and Dorien has got the perfect outfit. S12 E1: Knocking on Heaven's Door.

Tracey's house has been burgled during Darryl's funeral, and the family decide that it's up to them to track down their possessions. S12 E2: Too Much of Nothing.

Sharon's disapproval of Tracey dating policeman Barry and apparently overlooking Garth's feelings for his dad leads to a major quarrel between the sisters. S12 E3: Tombstone Blues.

When Tracey has enough of Dorien entertaining gentlemen callers and Sharon not bringing in a living wage, she throws them both out and they end up in Sharon's old bedsit. S12 E4: Going, Going, Gone.

Auntie Vera has got problems with her hips and her defective lifts and tells Sharon and Tracey she is moving in - there's only one room available, though. S12 E5: Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You.

A surprise visitor in the form of attractive Emma turns up at Tracey's house - Tracey is welcoming, Dorien is shocked to the core, and Travis is over the moon. S12 E6: Abandoned Love.

When Travis has serious school news that he's scared to break to his mum, Sharon decides she'll pass herself off as Tracey and sort out his problems. S12 E7: Blonde on Blonde.

Sharon and Tracey work out that Dorien has an important birthday coming up - and decide that the event calls for a celebration whatever she thinks. S12 E8: Forever Young.

There is a formal dinner dance at the firm where Jo and Chrissy work, but Chrissy's dance partner has injured himself and so Robin becomes her partner instead. S3 E3: I Won't Dance, Don't Ask Me.

S4 E6: My Old Man's a Tory.

Rigsby is hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening, but he has a cashflow problem and a string of unwelcome visitors who start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders.

Bob is involved in preparations for his forthcoming wedding to Thelma, but Terry's return has caused Bob to have doubts. S1 E3: Cold Feet.

As the much-loved sitcom celebrates ten years on TV screens, Angus Deayton presents a trip down memory lane with the help of interviews with the cast and crew, iconic clips, and unseen footage.

A new barman asks for work at the Solana, putting Mateo into a panic, and sending Leslie on a mission to help him. Michael continues to be led astray by Tiger, as Mick finally leaves jail. S6 E.

With Sid James and Robin Askwith. Tensions arise when the Baines family moves next door to the Abbots and clash over a home distillery and unruly teens during attempts at mediation. Comedy 1972 (U).

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett star in a special series of their sketch show filmed Down Under. E.