From priest to superhero, comedy fave Ardal O'Hanlon stars in the quirky superhero comedy. Janet is horrified at the undesirable changes taking place in George's body.

Quick-changing comedy with Ardal O'Hanlon the superhero. Thermoman saves Mrs Raven from almost certain death - but then he rejects her amorous advances.

Hyacinth's plan to take Daddy on a picnic backfires when he takes the car, leaving the rest of the family stranded.

Foggy becomes acquainted with new technology in order to further communications with Compo and Clegg. No, not mobile phones, we're talking... walkie-talkies.

Hilarity with the elderly chaps. Compo, Clegg and Foggy are intrigued by some perfectly respectable men who turn up wearing no trousers. Well, who wouldn't be?

The staff treat April to a trip to the cinema - but a mix-up spells disaster for the outing, as an old war film is shown instead of the intended movie.

The late Victoria Wood's brilliant sitcom. Can Philippa's bright idea of inviting everyone's mother to the canteen for a tea party really raise the mood? Probably not.

Madcap antics from the veteran troupe in the long-running sitcom. Foggy reckons he is on to a real money-spinner when he invents bicycle polo.

Old boys behaving badly. The much-missed Bill Owen is Compo, who gets the showbusiness break he's been waiting for: as Captain Zero, The Human Cannonball.

Quick-changing comedy with Ardal O'Hanlon the superhero. Thermoman saves Mrs Raven from almost certain death - but then he rejects her amorous advances.

Hyacinth's plan to take Daddy on a picnic backfires when he takes the car, leaving the rest of the family stranded.

Classic wartime sitcom. During an exercise, Captain Mainwaring takes the role of a `highly important secret agent' - but the regular army is not convinced.

The late Victoria Wood's brilliant sitcom. Can Philippa's bright idea of inviting everyone's mother to the canteen for a tea party really raise the mood? Probably not.

Quick-changing comedy with Ardal O'Hanlon the superhero. Thermoman saves Mrs Raven from almost certain death - but then he rejects her amorous advances.

Hyacinth's plan to take Daddy on a picnic backfires when he takes the car, leaving the rest of the family stranded.

Madcap antics from the veteran troupe in the long-running sitcom. Foggy reckons he is on to a real money-spinner when he invents bicycle polo.

Old boys behaving badly. The much-missed Bill Owen is Compo, who gets the showbusiness break he's been waiting for: as Captain Zero, The Human Cannonball.

The late Victoria Wood's brilliant sitcom. Can Philippa's bright idea of inviting everyone's mother to the canteen for a tea party really raise the mood? Probably not.

Classic wartime sitcom. During an exercise, Captain Mainwaring takes the role of a `highly important secret agent' - but the regular army is not convinced.

More wartime comedy from the seaside. The platoon is determined to do its bit at the Walmington-on-Sea Spitfire Fund Carnival - but is morris dancing a good idea?

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

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

Steve Coogan stars as the hapless broadcaster. Alan tries to impress some Irish TV executives and introduces them to Jed, his biggest fan.

Steve Coogan's classic comedy. Developments at the BBC give Alan a whiff of hope, so he prepares to do some intensive networking - at a funeral.

Will that wallpaper ever get stripped? A genuinely brilliant episode with the family who seem a little on the workshy side. Jim enlists Twiggy and Dave to help with the decorating.

Witty sitcom. Lee and Tim organise a birthday party for Lucy, but when she arrives arm-in-arm with another man, Lee is determined to get rid of him without a fuss.

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

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

Steve Coogan stars as the hapless broadcaster. Alan tries to impress some Irish TV executives and introduces them to Jed, his biggest fan.

Steve Coogan's classic comedy. Developments at the BBC give Alan a whiff of hope, so he prepares to do some intensive networking - at a funeral.

Will that wallpaper ever get stripped? A genuinely brilliant episode with the family who seem a little on the workshy side. Jim enlists Twiggy and Dave to help with the decorating.

Witty sitcom. Lee and Tim organise a birthday party for Lucy, but when she arrives arm-in-arm with another man, Lee is determined to get rid of him without a fuss.

Steve Coogan stars as the hapless broadcaster. Alan tries to impress some Irish TV executives and introduces them to Jed, his biggest fan.