Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

When Compo, Clegg and Foggy happen upon an American film company making a film in Holmfirth, they are roped in to play extras.

The Trotters' finances hit an all-time low and wheeler-dealer Del tries to improve himself with a `new man' manual. Meanwhile, with Cassandra expecting, Rodders decides he needs another job.

At Ronnie's stag night, Herbert Truelove tells horrific stories of his marriage to Compo and Clegg who were late.

It's Christmas at Arkwright's and Granville has his eye on a tree which gives him more than he bargained for. Nurse Gladys gossips with Mrs Featherstone about tactics for her new job and Eric and Cyril embark on a new fitness plan.

Wallace and his canine companion become embroiled in a bizarre jewellery heist after a mysterious penguin takes up residence in their house.

Wallace's whirlwind romance with the proprietor of the local wool shop puts his head in a spin and Gromit is framed for sheep-rustling in a fiendish criminal plot.

A special Christmas episode of the classic sitcom. Three oranges are to be auctioned and Captain Mainwaring is determined to get one for his wife.

It is Christmas in Dibley, and vicar Geraldine is about to pay a heavy price for Christian kindness. To avoid hurting anyone's feelings she agrees to attend not one, not two, but three Christmas lunches.

At the start of the New Year, Geraldine is determined to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Live Aid and not to celebrate her own 40th birthday. Nothing goes well - the villagers decide to write to the Prime Minister - and speed-dating was perhaps not the best birthday surprise for Geraldine.

At Ronnie's stag night, Herbert Truelove tells horrific stories of his marriage to Compo and Clegg who were late.

The Trotters' finances hit an all-time low and wheeler-dealer Del tries to improve himself with a `new man' manual. Meanwhile, with Cassandra expecting, Rodders decides he needs another job.

It's Christmas at Arkwright's and Granville has his eye on a tree which gives him more than he bargained for. Nurse Gladys gossips with Mrs Featherstone about tactics for her new job and Eric and Cyril embark on a new fitness plan.

A special Christmas episode of the classic sitcom. Three oranges are to be auctioned and Captain Mainwaring is determined to get one for his wife.

It is Christmas in Dibley, and vicar Geraldine is about to pay a heavy price for Christian kindness. To avoid hurting anyone's feelings she agrees to attend not one, not two, but three Christmas lunches.

At the start of the New Year, Geraldine is determined to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Live Aid and not to celebrate her own 40th birthday. Nothing goes well - the villagers decide to write to the Prime Minister - and speed-dating was perhaps not the best birthday surprise for Geraldine.

It's Christmas Eve, and at the Goods' house, Tom and Barbara are making decorations and crackers ready for Christmas Day, while at the Leadbetters, Margo has sent back her whole order because her Christmas tree is six and a quarter inches too short. However, when the company does not deliver her order the following day, she and Jerry are left with no decorations, food or drink. Can there be anything worse?

It's been ten years since we last went to Billericay to spend Christmas with the Shipmans and the Wests.This year we're off to Wales for the festivities, where Bryn's cooking dinner for over thirteen people.

Lee's plan to spend time alone with Lucy at Christmas is threatened by the presence of Tim, Daisy, Tim and Lucy's parents, and even Barbara, doing the cooking. All seems to be going well until a murder mystery game brings family tensions to a head.

It is Christmas Day in the Royle household and Barbara is up to her eyes in it, as Jim is out of action following an unfortunate incident in the precinct while Dave and Denise are feeling the affects of the recession the most, and worry that Anthony's lavish gifts will eclipse their gift of a fridge magnet. Elsewhere, Joe reminisces about a tipsy evening of naked wrestling in front of the fire with Bobby Carter.

It's been ten years since we last went to Billericay to spend Christmas with the Shipmans and the Wests.This year we're off to Wales for the festivities, where Bryn's cooking dinner for over thirteen people.

Lee's plan to spend time alone with Lucy at Christmas is threatened by the presence of Tim, Daisy, Tim and Lucy's parents, and even Barbara, doing the cooking. All seems to be going well until a murder mystery game brings family tensions to a head.

It is Christmas Day in the Royle household and Barbara is up to her eyes in it, as Jim is out of action following an unfortunate incident in the precinct while Dave and Denise are feeling the affects of the recession the most, and worry that Anthony's lavish gifts will eclipse their gift of a fridge magnet. Elsewhere, Joe reminisces about a tipsy evening of naked wrestling in front of the fire with Bobby Carter.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

At Ronnie's stag night, Herbert Truelove tells horrific stories of his marriage to Compo and Clegg who were late.

Raquel is worried about an important dinner party to which her parents have been invited. The problem is that the party is at the Trotter residence and she is the host.

Compo is selected to travel to France with a group of local WWII veterans, but after seeing how scruffy he looks, the organisers withdraw the offer. Meanwhile, Edie's estranged sister Ros returns looking to make amends.

Granville is forced into taking extra security precautions for the shop's takings which cause him a no end of discomfort, and Eric suffers a curious injury.

Wallace and Gromit have opened a new bakery and business is booming, not least because a deadly Cereal Killer has murdered all the other bakers in town. Gromit is worried that they may be next but Wallace does not care as he has fallen in love.

Has poor Bren blown her chance with Tony? Anita has left her inflatable man behind.

It's Christmas Eve, and at the Goods' house, Tom and Barbara are making decorations and crackers ready for Christmas Day, while at the Leadbetters, Margo has sent back her whole order because her Christmas tree is six and a quarter inches too short. However, when the company does not deliver her order the following day, she and Jerry are left with no decorations, food or drink. Can there be anything worse?

Compo is selected to travel to France with a group of local WWII veterans, but after seeing how scruffy he looks, the organisers withdraw the offer. Meanwhile, Edie's estranged sister Ros returns looking to make amends.

Raquel is worried about an important dinner party to which her parents have been invited. The problem is that the party is at the Trotter residence and she is the host.

Granville is forced into taking extra security precautions for the shop's takings which cause him a no end of discomfort, and Eric suffers a curious injury.

Wallace and Gromit have opened a new bakery and business is booming, not least because a deadly Cereal Killer has murdered all the other bakers in town. Gromit is worried that they may be next but Wallace does not care as he has fallen in love.

Has poor Bren blown her chance with Tony? Anita has left her inflatable man behind.

It's Christmas Eve, and at the Goods' house, Tom and Barbara are making decorations and crackers ready for Christmas Day, while at the Leadbetters, Margo has sent back her whole order because her Christmas tree is six and a quarter inches too short. However, when the company does not deliver her order the following day, she and Jerry are left with no decorations, food or drink. Can there be anything worse?

Captain Mainwaring tries to get out of attending a big church parade when the Home Guard are ordered to wear their medals from previous conflicts. The trouble is, Mainwaring hasn't got any.

Alice has worked out the clues in `The Da Vinci Code' and concluded, somewhat worryingly, that she is the last living descendant of Jesus Christ. Meanwhile, the Vicar is fed up with rich townies buying weekend cottages in her beloved Dibley - until she meets one of them. Could Harry possibly be her Mr Right? Unlike every other villager he's not insane and has his own teeth.

Agnes is a Mammy on a mission - trying to make sure grandson Bono isn't sent to the infamous local primary school (despite what his parents want) and as if her house isn't normally noisy enough, she finds herself lumbered with a brand new house guest in the form of a homeless parrot. At least she's got her New Year's Eve party to look forward to - until her guests start dropping like flies. Suddenly it looks like she might be seeing in the New Year without her family around her.

Festive special. Inspired by Nigella Lawson, Denise decides to cook Christmas dinner for the family. Jim provides the Yuletide log and, much to his dismay, Dave's mum and dad are invited to join in with the festivities. What could possible go wrong?

Captain Mainwaring tries to get out of attending a big church parade when the Home Guard are ordered to wear their medals from previous conflicts. The trouble is, Mainwaring hasn't got any.

Alice has worked out the clues in `The Da Vinci Code' and concluded, somewhat worryingly, that she is the last living descendant of Jesus Christ. Meanwhile, the Vicar is fed up with rich townies buying weekend cottages in her beloved Dibley - until she meets one of them. Could Harry possibly be her Mr Right? Unlike every other villager he's not insane and has his own teeth.

Festive special. Inspired by Nigella Lawson, Denise decides to cook Christmas dinner for the family. Jim provides the Yuletide log and, much to his dismay, Dave's mum and dad are invited to join in with the festivities. What could possible go wrong?

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Compo is selected to travel to France with a group of local WWII veterans, but after seeing how scruffy he looks, the organisers withdraw the offer. Meanwhile, Edie's estranged sister Ros returns looking to make amends.

The Trotters are bankrupt after bad investments and Del takes part in a TV game show to try and regain their fortune.

Festive comic capers with the three old men of the Yorkshire Pennines. Seeking refuge from his domineering wife, Delphi, Potts demonstrates some of the benefits in training for a South Pole expedition in Yorkshire.

Luther `Hobbo' Hobdyke, a retired milkman with strong links to MI5, arrives in the village. Very soon, calling upon his experiences on numerous dangerous missions overseas as a master spy, he forms a small team of reluctant volunteers, consisting of Alvin and Entwistle ready to react to any emergency in the village. Finding that Hobbo has moved next door, Clegg and Truly recall that he was never much of a milkman.

Hyacinth decides that, because it is Christmas, Richard should distribute gifts to the old people at the Church Hall dressed as Santa Claus. When Richard gets incredibly drunk with Emmet, however, Elizabeth decides to take his place in the costume, with disastrous consequences.

Captain Mainwaring tries to get out of attending a big church parade when the Home Guard are ordered to wear their medals from previous conflicts. The trouble is, Mainwaring hasn't got any.

Alice has worked out the clues in `The Da Vinci Code' and concluded, somewhat worryingly, that she is the last living descendant of Jesus Christ. Meanwhile, the Vicar is fed up with rich townies buying weekend cottages in her beloved Dibley - until she meets one of them. Could Harry possibly be her Mr Right? Unlike every other villager he's not insane and has his own teeth.

Festive comic capers with the three old men of the Yorkshire Pennines. Seeking refuge from his domineering wife, Delphi, Potts demonstrates some of the benefits in training for a South Pole expedition in Yorkshire.

Luther `Hobbo' Hobdyke, a retired milkman with strong links to MI5, arrives in the village. Very soon, calling upon his experiences on numerous dangerous missions overseas as a master spy, he forms a small team of reluctant volunteers, consisting of Alvin and Entwistle ready to react to any emergency in the village. Finding that Hobbo has moved next door, Clegg and Truly recall that he was never much of a milkman.

The Trotters are bankrupt after bad investments and Del takes part in a TV game show to try and regain their fortune.

Hyacinth decides that, because it is Christmas, Richard should distribute gifts to the old people at the Church Hall dressed as Santa Claus. When Richard gets incredibly drunk with Emmet, however, Elizabeth decides to take his place in the costume, with disastrous consequences.

Captain Mainwaring tries to get out of attending a big church parade when the Home Guard are ordered to wear their medals from previous conflicts. The trouble is, Mainwaring hasn't got any.

Mainwaring's Home Guard platoon decides to give a turkey dinner to the old-age pensioners of Walmington-on-Sea.

Alice has worked out the clues in `The Da Vinci Code' and concluded, somewhat worryingly, that she is the last living descendant of Jesus Christ. Meanwhile, the Vicar is fed up with rich townies buying weekend cottages in her beloved Dibley - until she meets one of them. Could Harry possibly be her Mr Right? Unlike every other villager he's not insane and has his own teeth.

At last the Vicar will attend a wedding in a dress not a dog collar. Or will she? Unfortunately the vicar Geraldine has chosen for the service seems a bit too fond of her. The villagers have waited until now to suggest their worst two ideas ever - a skydiving wedding and something far, far worse.

Series about an Irish matriarch, whose favourite pastime is meddling in the lives of her children.

The festive season falls upon the inmates of HMP Slade and finds them planning an escape. Fletch, meanwhile, is certain that the plan will fail and that retribution for it will be extremely unpleasant, so he plans to spend some time in the infirmary. The doctor, however, likes to keep the place empty.

At last the Vicar will attend a wedding in a dress not a dog collar. Or will she? Unfortunately the vicar Geraldine has chosen for the service seems a bit too fond of her. The villagers have waited until now to suggest their worst two ideas ever - a skydiving wedding and something far, far worse.

Series about an Irish matriarch, whose favourite pastime is meddling in the lives of her children.

It's Christmas Day and crime scene cleaner Wicky is looking forward to heading to the pub for Weasel's Christmas raffle: first prize, an actual horse. All that stands in his way is a blood-soaked crime scene in an ice cream parlour, and a regular customer who isn't going to let a little thing like a murder stop him from getting the perfect peach melba ice-cream.

The festive season falls upon the inmates of HMP Slade and finds them planning an escape. Fletch, meanwhile, is certain that the plan will fail and that retribution for it will be extremely unpleasant, so he plans to spend some time in the infirmary. The doctor, however, likes to keep the place empty.

Mainwaring's Home Guard platoon decides to give a turkey dinner to the old-age pensioners of Walmington-on-Sea.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Festive comic capers with the three old men of the Yorkshire Pennines. Seeking refuge from his domineering wife, Delphi, Potts demonstrates some of the benefits in training for a South Pole expedition in Yorkshire.

Luther `Hobbo' Hobdyke, a retired milkman with strong links to MI5, arrives in the village. Very soon, calling upon his experiences on numerous dangerous missions overseas as a master spy, he forms a small team of reluctant volunteers, consisting of Alvin and Entwistle ready to react to any emergency in the village. Finding that Hobbo has moved next door, Clegg and Truly recall that he was never much of a milkman.

Del and Rodney are bored with spending Christmas at home, so they decide to don their party clothes and head off for the night.

Simon and Esther travel to the Isle of Wight between Christmas and New Year to visit his doting mother, his controlling yet well-meaning stepfather and his celebrity-obsessed stepbrother.

At last the Vicar will attend a wedding in a dress not a dog collar. Or will she? Unfortunately the vicar Geraldine has chosen for the service seems a bit too fond of her. The villagers have waited until now to suggest their worst two ideas ever - a skydiving wedding and something far, far worse.

With the family fortune lost, Del Boy and Rodney attempt to raise some money with a deal involving a trip to France. However, they don't bargain on some unexpected cargo.

An all-star comedy-mystery following on from `Murder on the Blackpool Express' which focuses on Terry, Gemma, Mildred and friends on an eventful and bloody overnight ferry trip to Amsterdam.

Del and Rodney are bored with spending Christmas at home, so they decide to don their party clothes and head off for the night.

Granville tries to put the magic back into Christmas but things don't always go according to plan and people keep disappearing, although the nations' favourite grocer might have one last trick he can perform successfully if he can find a glamorous assistant.

It's Christmas Eve, 1850. Ebenezer Blackadder is a decent, kind, generous human being. However, as far as his loathsome ancestors are concerned, he's a wrong 'un. So as soon as he is snuggled up in bed they decide to pay him a visit.

Mainwaring's Home Guard platoon decides to give a turkey dinner to the old-age pensioners of Walmington-on-Sea.

With the family fortune lost, Del Boy and Rodney attempt to raise some money with a deal involving a trip to France. However, they don't bargain on some unexpected cargo.

A special performance that was originally recorded in the presence of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

At last the Vicar will attend a wedding in a dress not a dog collar. Or will she? Unfortunately the vicar Geraldine has chosen for the service seems a bit too fond of her. The villagers have waited until now to suggest their worst two ideas ever - a skydiving wedding and something far, far worse.

It is ten years since Geraldine first arrived and the villagers are determined to celebrate it. Of course, things go badly wrong, involving dangerous encounters with Rachel Hunter, a lot of alcohol, Alice's interior decoration skills and a life-size chocolate baby Jesus.

After a spate of burglaries in Finglas, Agnes asks Buster Brady to fit a new alarm system. Unfortunately there are a few teething problems with Buster's state-of-the-art technology.

The Royles celebrate Christmas Day, and Denise has a big surprise in store.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Royles', and Barbara has gone overboard with the presents, having spent a whole two hours in a pound shop. A new neighbour moves onto the street with an impressive cleavage, but will she be welcome on the sofa? In a flash of seasonal entrepreneurial spirit, Dave reveals the idea he intends to pitch to Dragons' Den. Will it take off and make them rich?

It is ten years since Geraldine first arrived and the villagers are determined to celebrate it. Of course, things go badly wrong, involving dangerous encounters with Rachel Hunter, a lot of alcohol, Alice's interior decoration skills and a life-size chocolate baby Jesus.

The Royles celebrate Christmas Day, and Denise has a big surprise in store.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

The staff of Grace Brothers stage a life-size Punch and Judy show.

Del and Rodney are bored with spending Christmas at home, so they decide to don their party clothes and head off for the night.

It's Christmas Eve, 1850. Ebenezer Blackadder is a decent, kind, generous human being. However, as far as his loathsome ancestors are concerned, he's a wrong 'un. So as soon as he is snuggled up in bed they decide to pay him a visit.

Del envisages Christmas with a larger family than just Grandad and Rodney when he meets Heather.

A special performance that was originally recorded in the presence of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

After becoming millionaires, the Trotters find themselves owing a large amount of money to the Inland Revenue. Now Del Boy and family have only two weeks to find some cash or they will be evicted from Nelson Mandela House. To cap it all, Cassandra is about to give birth and Trigger is behaving even more oddly than usual.

Granville tries to put the magic back into Christmas but things don't always go according to plan and people keep disappearing, although the nations' favourite grocer might have one last trick he can perform successfully if he can find a glamorous assistant.

It's Christmas and Gemma has hired a cottage in a quaint village, whilst Terry has been learning to cook the perfect Xmas dinner. Terry spots that the village has a Santa competition, but things take a dark turn when competitors start being killed.

It's Christmas Eve, 1850. Ebenezer Blackadder is a decent, kind, generous human being. However, as far as his loathsome ancestors are concerned, he's a wrong 'un. So as soon as he is snuggled up in bed they decide to pay him a visit.

Del envisages Christmas with a larger family than just Grandad and Rodney when he meets Heather.

A special performance that was originally recorded in the presence of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

After becoming millionaires, the Trotters find themselves owing a large amount of money to the Inland Revenue. Now Del Boy and family have only two weeks to find some cash or they will be evicted from Nelson Mandela House. To cap it all, Cassandra is about to give birth and Trigger is behaving even more oddly than usual.

It is ten years since Geraldine first arrived and the villagers are determined to celebrate it. Of course, things go badly wrong, involving dangerous encounters with Rachel Hunter, a lot of alcohol, Alice's interior decoration skills and a life-size chocolate baby Jesus.

Lance seems to have lost his metal detecting mojo and has not found anything for months and Russell's talk of a curse is not helping.

Del envisages Christmas with a larger family than just Grandad and Rodney when he meets Heather.

In an effort to create the perfect Christmas for Lucy, Lee invites her parents to join the two of them and Daisy in a snug old house in the country which used to belong to his dear dead aunt, but the Christmas spirit is in short supply when Lucy discovers that the house has not been lived in for years and there appears to be a spooky presence.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

Agnes is determined to have a safe and peaceful Christmas. But with Mark and Betty rowing over the reappearance of his first love Bubbles, carol singers haunting Agnes's every waking hour and a new Christmas tree, how will Agnes survive?

In an effort to create the perfect Christmas for Lucy, Lee invites her parents to join the two of them and Daisy in a snug old house in the country which used to belong to his dear dead aunt, but the Christmas spirit is in short supply when Lucy discovers that the house has not been lived in for years and there appears to be a spooky presence.

The staff of Grace Brothers stage a life-size Punch and Judy show.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

After becoming millionaires, the Trotters find themselves owing a large amount of money to the Inland Revenue. Now Del Boy and family have only two weeks to find some cash or they will be evicted from Nelson Mandela House. To cap it all, Cassandra is about to give birth and Trigger is behaving even more oddly than usual.

Del envisages Christmas with a larger family than just Grandad and Rodney when he meets Heather.

Festive fun with Ronnies Corbett and Barker from Christmas 1973.

An all-star comedy-mystery following on from `Murder on the Blackpool Express' which focuses on Terry, Gemma, Mildred and friends on an eventful and bloody overnight ferry trip to Amsterdam.

When Nora Batty books Billy Ingleton's restored fairground organ as a star attraction at the charity fair, she has no idea just how much of an attraction it will turn out to be.

With preparations in hand for the Christmas concert, there is a confidence problem among some of the talent. Who better than an electrical engineer from Hull to bestow some ancient eastern hypnotism to help them?

Granville and Gastric find themselves playing marriage counsellors, and Leroy adopts a festive disguise to avoid relationship trouble of a different kind. Meanwhile, Mrs Featherstone struggles to find the Christmas spirit and Kath attempts to bring the street together as one harmonious choir to beat Finkle Street once and for all.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

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.

When Nora Batty books Billy Ingleton's restored fairground organ as a star attraction at the charity fair, she has no idea just how much of an attraction it will turn out to be.

With preparations in hand for the Christmas concert, there is a confidence problem among some of the talent. Who better than an electrical engineer from Hull to bestow some ancient eastern hypnotism to help them?

Festive fun with Ronnies Corbett and Barker from Christmas 1973.

Granville and Gastric find themselves playing marriage counsellors, and Leroy adopts a festive disguise to avoid relationship trouble of a different kind. Meanwhile, Mrs Featherstone struggles to find the Christmas spirit and Kath attempts to bring the street together as one harmonious choir to beat Finkle Street once and for all.

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.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

Capt Mainwaring has an unexpected and most unwelcome guest, much to the delight of Frazer - his twin brother.

When a handsome stranger appears in Foley's Pub, everyone presumes he must be after Cathy. But the stranger reveals he only has eyes for one special woman: Agnes Brown herself. Will Agnes go on her first date in years?

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

In this seasonal special from 2000, the family gather around the television to enjoy the Christmas edition of Animal Hospital.

Capt Mainwaring has an unexpected and most unwelcome guest, much to the delight of Frazer - his twin brother.

When a handsome stranger appears in Foley's Pub, everyone presumes he must be after Cathy. But the stranger reveals he only has eyes for one special woman: Agnes Brown herself. Will Agnes go on her first date in years?

In this seasonal special from 2000, the family gather around the television to enjoy the Christmas edition of Animal Hospital.

With preparations in hand for the Christmas concert, there is a confidence problem among some of the talent. Who better than an electrical engineer from Hull to bestow some ancient eastern hypnotism to help them?

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.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

With preparations in hand for the Christmas concert, there is a confidence problem among some of the talent. Who better than an electrical engineer from Hull to bestow some ancient eastern hypnotism to help them?

Starring Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett in a special Christmas programme of sketches, jokes and songs with their special guest Elaine Page. Featuring `The Ballad of Snivelling and Grudge' and `A Film Story' with Peter Wyngarde as Sir Guy.

Knowing Clegg's fear of women, Truly plots to find his old classmate, who had a liking for liquorice, and deliver her to his doorstep. An ideal refuge would be the library, where Billy Ingleton is to read his own composition to the poetry group.

It's Christmas, so when a Santa needs reviving after a strenuous day, what else would anyone do but give the man a strong drink? Unfortunately, when the Santa is Smiler, the problem soon becomes one of getting a very lifeless body about town - much to the interest of the local constabulary.

Hyacinth puts everything into directing and starring in a pageant based on the Civil War. She feels it is essential that people are aware of their local history, especially with the council tax going up again.

The Trotters' finances hit an all-time low and wheeler-dealer Del tries to improve himself with a `new man' manual. Meanwhile, with Cassandra expecting, Rodders decides he needs another job.

Starring Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett in a special Christmas programme of sketches, jokes and songs with their special guest Elaine Page. Featuring `The Ballad of Snivelling and Grudge' and `A Film Story' with Peter Wyngarde as Sir Guy.

Knowing Clegg's fear of women, Truly plots to find his old classmate, who had a liking for liquorice, and deliver her to his doorstep. An ideal refuge would be the library, where Billy Ingleton is to read his own composition to the poetry group.

It's Christmas, so when a Santa needs reviving after a strenuous day, what else would anyone do but give the man a strong drink? Unfortunately, when the Santa is Smiler, the problem soon becomes one of getting a very lifeless body about town - much to the interest of the local constabulary.

It's Christmas at Button House and Mike and Alison are heading to Mike's parents to celebrate with family. As Mike piles up the Tupperware with what he insists are only side dishes, despite one clearly being an entire turkey, Kitty expresses her disappointment at not spending Christmas day with Alison. Alison promises that they'll be back by the evening and what's more, reveals to the ghosts that there is a Christmas surprise for each of them in the library.

Hyacinth puts everything into directing and starring in a pageant based on the Civil War. She feels it is essential that people are aware of their local history, especially with the council tax going up again.

Capt Mainwaring has an unexpected and most unwelcome guest, much to the delight of Frazer - his twin brother.

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.

The Trotters' finances hit an all-time low and wheeler-dealer Del tries to improve himself with a `new man' manual. Meanwhile, with Cassandra expecting, Rodders decides he needs another job.

A special performance that was originally recorded in the presence of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

The staff of Grace Brothers stage a life-size Punch and Judy show.

Knowing Clegg's fear of women, Truly plots to find his old classmate, who had a liking for liquorice, and deliver her to his doorstep. An ideal refuge would be the library, where Billy Ingleton is to read his own composition to the poetry group.

A special Christmas episode of the classic sitcom. Three oranges are to be auctioned and Captain Mainwaring is determined to get one for his wife.

Agnes Brown has had enough hassle with Christmas trees to last a lifetime, so this year she refuses to have one. However, with Grandad's health a worry for everyone, is there something else missing this Christmas apart from just the tree?

Fletcher plans to add a bit of Christmas spirit to the festive season at Slade Prison in the form of his very own home-made liquor, but prison officers Mackay and Barraclough uncover his stash.

It's Christmas Day and crime scene cleaner Wicky is looking forward to heading to the pub for Weasel's Christmas raffle: first prize, an actual horse. All that stands in his way is a blood-soaked crime scene in an ice cream parlour, and a regular customer who isn't going to let a little thing like a murder stop him from getting the perfect peach melba ice-cream.

The staff of Grace Brothers stage a life-size Punch and Judy show.

A special Christmas episode of the classic sitcom. Three oranges are to be auctioned and Captain Mainwaring is determined to get one for his wife.

Agnes Brown has had enough hassle with Christmas trees to last a lifetime, so this year she refuses to have one. However, with Grandad's health a worry for everyone, is there something else missing this Christmas apart from just the tree?

Fletcher plans to add a bit of Christmas spirit to the festive season at Slade Prison in the form of his very own home-made liquor, but prison officers Mackay and Barraclough uncover his stash.

It's Christmas Day and crime scene cleaner Wicky is looking forward to heading to the pub for Weasel's Christmas raffle: first prize, an actual horse. All that stands in his way is a blood-soaked crime scene in an ice cream parlour, and a regular customer who isn't going to let a little thing like a murder stop him from getting the perfect peach melba ice-cream.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Hyacinth puts everything into directing and starring in a pageant based on the Civil War. She feels it is essential that people are aware of their local history, especially with the council tax going up again.

Knowing Clegg's fear of women, Truly plots to find his old classmate, who had a liking for liquorice, and deliver her to his doorstep. An ideal refuge would be the library, where Billy Ingleton is to read his own composition to the poetry group.

It's Christmas, so when a Santa needs reviving after a strenuous day, what else would anyone do but give the man a strong drink? Unfortunately, when the Santa is Smiler, the problem soon becomes one of getting a very lifeless body about town - much to the interest of the local constabulary.

Festive frolics from Messrs Barker and Corbett with a special yuletide show of sketches, jokes and songs from 1987. Guests include Lynda Baron, Sandra Dickinson and Frank Finlay.

Hyacinth puts everything into directing and starring in a pageant based on the Civil War. She feels it is essential that people are aware of their local history, especially with the council tax going up again.

Christmas Day at Alvin's proves to be very entertaining for Truly and Clegg, when Howard demonstrates the art of quick-change.

Luther `Hobbo' Hobdyke, a retired milkman with strong links to MI5, arrives in the village. Very soon, calling upon his experiences on numerous dangerous missions overseas as a master spy, he forms a small team of reluctant volunteers, consisting of Alvin and Entwistle ready to react to any emergency in the village. Finding that Hobbo has moved next door, Clegg and Truly recall that he was never much of a milkman.

Boycie and Marlene are invited to spend Christmas in Switzerland with some new friends they met at the Agricultural Ball to discuss a new business venture. Is this the entrance to High Society that they desire?

A special performance that was originally recorded in the presence of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

Festive frolics from Messrs Barker and Corbett with a special yuletide show of sketches, jokes and songs from 1987. Guests include Lynda Baron, Sandra Dickinson and Frank Finlay.

Christmas Day at Alvin's proves to be very entertaining for Truly and Clegg, when Howard demonstrates the art of quick-change.

Luther `Hobbo' Hobdyke, a retired milkman with strong links to MI5, arrives in the village. Very soon, calling upon his experiences on numerous dangerous missions overseas as a master spy, he forms a small team of reluctant volunteers, consisting of Alvin and Entwistle ready to react to any emergency in the village. Finding that Hobbo has moved next door, Clegg and Truly recall that he was never much of a milkman.

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.

The staff of Grace Brothers stage a life-size Punch and Judy show.

Boycie and Marlene are invited to spend Christmas in Switzerland with some new friends they met at the Agricultural Ball to discuss a new business venture. Is this the entrance to High Society that they desire?

A special Christmas episode of the classic sitcom. Three oranges are to be auctioned and Captain Mainwaring is determined to get one for his wife.

Captain Mainwaring tries to get out of attending a big church parade when the Home Guard are ordered to wear their medals from previous conflicts. The trouble is, Mainwaring hasn't got any.

We see a glimpse of Christmas as it might have been for Gary, Tony, Dorothy and Deborah.

Agnes Brown's grandson Bono is being bullied by a boy at school. When Agnes makes matters worse, a mediation session is called. What could possibly go wrong?

It's been ten years since we last went to Billericay to spend Christmas with the Shipmans and the Wests.This year we're off to Wales for the festivities, where Bryn's cooking dinner for over thirteen people.

The Royles celebrate Christmas Day, and Denise has a big surprise in store.

We see a glimpse of Christmas as it might have been for Gary, Tony, Dorothy and Deborah.

The Royles celebrate Christmas Day, and Denise has a big surprise in store.

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.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Luther `Hobbo' Hobdyke, a retired milkman with strong links to MI5, arrives in the village. Very soon, calling upon his experiences on numerous dangerous missions overseas as a master spy, he forms a small team of reluctant volunteers, consisting of Alvin and Entwistle ready to react to any emergency in the village. Finding that Hobbo has moved next door, Clegg and Truly recall that he was never much of a milkman.

Festive frolics from Messrs Barker and Corbett with a special yuletide show of sketches, jokes and songs from 1987. Guests include Lynda Baron, Sandra Dickinson and Frank Finlay.

Captain Mainwaring tries to get out of attending a big church parade when the Home Guard are ordered to wear their medals from previous conflicts. The trouble is, Mainwaring hasn't got any.

Del envisages Christmas with a larger family than just Grandad and Rodney when he meets Heather.

Del and Rodney are bored with spending Christmas at home, so they decide to don their party clothes and head off for the night.

Del's application for a home improvement grant has been turned down by the local council, but at least he should be able to get tickets for the publicans' party at the Nag's Head. Meanwhile, Cassandra discovers something big.

The Trotters' finances hit an all-time low and wheeler-dealer Del tries to improve himself with a `new man' manual. Meanwhile, with Cassandra expecting, Rodders decides he needs another job.

Raquel is worried about an important dinner party to which her parents have been invited. The problem is that the party is at the Trotter residence and she is the host.

Mainwaring's Home Guard platoon decides to give a turkey dinner to the old-age pensioners of Walmington-on-Sea.

It is Christmas in Dibley, and vicar Geraldine is about to pay a heavy price for Christian kindness. To avoid hurting anyone's feelings she agrees to attend not one, not two, but three Christmas lunches.

It's Christmas Eve, and at the Goods' house, Tom and Barbara are making decorations and crackers ready for Christmas Day, while at the Leadbetters, Margo has sent back her whole order because her Christmas tree is six and a quarter inches too short. However, when the company does not deliver her order the following day, she and Jerry are left with no decorations, food or drink. Can there be anything worse?

Del and Rodney are bored with spending Christmas at home, so they decide to don their party clothes and head off for the night.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

It's Christmas Eve, 1850. Ebenezer Blackadder is a decent, kind, generous human being. However, as far as his loathsome ancestors are concerned, he's a wrong 'un. So as soon as he is snuggled up in bed they decide to pay him a visit.

Tension mounts in the Royle household as the family contemplates the prospect of becoming fully laminated throughout. Dr Mahmoud prescribes new medication for Nana in the form of yellow tablets; coincidentally they turn out to be the same colour as the tablets that Joe was prescribed for the swelling when he got his bits stuck in his zip. Meanwhile, a mysterious ginger visitor reminds Nana of her favourite musical.

Christmas festivities take an unexpected turn when Spudgun and Hedgehog turn up for dinner and Richie discovers a baby on the doorstep.

A yuletide feast with Harry Enfield, Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke.

In this seasonal special from 2000, the family gather around the television to enjoy the Christmas edition of Animal Hospital.

Christmas festivities take an unexpected turn when Spudgun and Hedgehog turn up for dinner and Richie discovers a baby on the doorstep.

Nessa and the Wests head east, with some help from Dave and his coach. Meanwhile in Essex, Dawn and Pete visit for drinks, Mick is preoccupied with his new love, and Smithy cannot wait to spend his first Christmas with Neil the Baby. Pam has prepared a lovely spread and Bryn has his mistletoe ready, but as the Christmas spirit gets a grip, Gavin and Stacey have a startling announcement to make.

A yuletide feast with Harry Enfield, Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke.

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.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

It is Christmas in Dibley, and vicar Geraldine is about to pay a heavy price for Christian kindness. To avoid hurting anyone's feelings she agrees to attend not one, not two, but three Christmas lunches.

It's Christmas Eve, and at the Goods' house, Tom and Barbara are making decorations and crackers ready for Christmas Day, while at the Leadbetters, Margo has sent back her whole order because her Christmas tree is six and a quarter inches too short. However, when the company does not deliver her order the following day, she and Jerry are left with no decorations, food or drink. Can there be anything worse?

An confidence trickster comes to stay at the hotel, just after Basil has taken an ad in a posh magazine to upgrade the clientele.

Fawlty Towers is expecting some wedding guests, and Basil gets a bee in his bonnet about morality.

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.

Suffering from concussion, Basil ignores hospital advice and returns home to deal tactfully with a party of German tourists.

With the kitchen closed, Basil must make the dinner for an argumentative American guest and his English wife but he experiences some language problems when taking their order.

Basil tries to conceal the body of a dead guest, while worrying about the out-of-date kippers served that morning.

When Basil organises a party to celebrate his wedding anniversary, he insists on keeping it a secret from Sybil, pretending instead that he has forgotten the date. Poor Polly ends up having to pretend to be Sybil when the guest of honour goes off in a huff.

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.

An confidence trickster comes to stay at the hotel, just after Basil has taken an ad in a posh magazine to upgrade the clientele.

Fawlty Towers is expecting some wedding guests, and Basil gets a bee in his bonnet about morality.

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.

Suffering from concussion, Basil ignores hospital advice and returns home to deal tactfully with a party of German tourists.

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

Recorded during the show's run at the West End with its original cast, this special brings together three of Fawlty Towers' most iconic episodes into a single theatrical experience.

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.

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.

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.

Basil decides to have some structural alterations made to the hotel, but havoc ensues when he takes the cheaper option, Mr O'Reilly.

With the kitchen closed, Basil must make the dinner for an argumentative American guest and his English wife but he experiences some language problems when taking their order.

Basil tries to conceal the body of a dead guest, while worrying about the out-of-date kippers served that morning.