Toby almost finds himself in hot water when he becomes involved in a little deception, while Tom also has hot water problems - to do with his central heating.

Brian entertains Alan and Beryl al fresco, and to return the favour, the pair take him to an expensive restaurant.

Rodney and Grandad are sure Del has set them on the road to ruin as he challenges Boycie to a poker game. Sitcom from the popular pen of John Sullivan.

Boycie secretly buys a load of artificial fertiliser to help his supposedly organic crops - but is seen unloading it by a neighbour.

A glam Wendy Richard minus cardigan, pre-Pauline in the classic store comedy. The staff come up with an unusual way of marking the birthday of young Mr Grace.

Gentle comedy with the three not-so-wise men of Yorkshire. Howard's new foolproof scheme will cure Pearl of being unnaturally suspicious once and for all.

Laughs with the Yorkshiremen showing that growing older doesn't mean losing your sense of fun. Lollipop man Smiler is a total failure, until Foggy steps in.

Brian entertains Alan and Beryl al fresco, and to return the favour, the pair take him to an expensive restaurant.

Rodney and Grandad are sure Del has set them on the road to ruin as he challenges Boycie to a poker game. Sitcom from the popular pen of John Sullivan.

Arch-snob Hyacinth has another attempt at finding a small weekend home in the country, but she and Richard have separate views on the word 'small'.

Classic wartime sitcom. The crew use their rifles and their wits to compete for the honour of guarding a VIP.

Boycie secretly buys a load of artificial fertiliser to help his supposedly organic crops - but is seen unloading it by a neighbour.

A glam Wendy Richard minus cardigan, pre-Pauline in the classic store comedy. The staff come up with an unusual way of marking the birthday of young Mr Grace.

Brian entertains Alan and Beryl al fresco, and to return the favour, the pair take him to an expensive restaurant.

Classic wartime sitcom. The crew use their rifles and their wits to compete for the honour of guarding a VIP.

Gentle comedy with the three not-so-wise men of Yorkshire. Howard's new foolproof scheme will cure Pearl of being unnaturally suspicious once and for all.

Laughs with the Yorkshiremen showing that growing older doesn't mean losing your sense of fun. Lollipop man Smiler is a total failure, until Foggy steps in.

Arch-snob Hyacinth has another attempt at finding a small weekend home in the country, but she and Richard have separate views on the word 'small'.

If you had to share a cell, Ronnie Barker would be fine company. Fletch and Godber try to get through a night banged up as they imagine what they'd be doing 'outside'.

Classic sitcom featuring the men of the Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard unit. Mainwaring's squad takes part in an exercise for a Highland platoon.

A glam Wendy Richard minus cardigan, pre-Pauline in the classic store comedy. The staff come up with an unusual way of marking the birthday of young Mr Grace.

When Mr McKay leaves Slade prison, everyone is happy - until his replacement arrives. Contains outdated language.

Classic comedy with the excruciating David Brent. David is made an offer he cannot refuse, while Gareth turns on the charm and Trudy's birthday celebrations turn a little raunchy.

Lee Mack and Tim Vine excel in the witty sitcom. Tim worries that he is not manly enough, while Lee pretends to be gay to help Lucy get closer to a new business acquaintance.

The fallout from a hijacked train provides inspiration for a story for a TV series, and Colin tries to avoid being left alone with two consistently tedious guests.

When Mr McKay leaves Slade prison, everyone is happy - until his replacement arrives. Contains outdated language.

Classic comedy with the excruciating David Brent. David is made an offer he cannot refuse, while Gareth turns on the charm and Trudy's birthday celebrations turn a little raunchy.

Lee Mack and Tim Vine excel in the witty sitcom. Tim worries that he is not manly enough, while Lee pretends to be gay to help Lucy get closer to a new business acquaintance.

The fallout from a hijacked train provides inspiration for a story for a TV series, and Colin tries to avoid being left alone with two consistently tedious guests.

Toby almost finds himself in hot water when he becomes involved in a little deception, while Tom also has hot water problems - to do with his central heating.

The very last episode of Jimmy Perry's nostalgic holiday-camp sitcom, where the sun always shines on the happy campers. Peggy finally becomes a yellowcoat.

When Steven begs Jane to get him in at the Globe Theatre, he is unimpressed with the director, and gets his fingers burnt as he tries to become an actor.