Life in the country with Boycie and Marlene of 'Only Fools'. Bryan gets more than he bargained for when he meets his new love. The staff's loyalties are tested.

More canteen kitchen antics with Victoria Wood's loveable kitchen staff. The visit of a minor royal means decisions have to be made. Anita worries about a smooth bustline.

Comic complications abound in the self-sufficiency sitcom. Margo is horrified when one of Tom and Barbara's pigs breaks into her garden, prompting a visit to the abattoir.

Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

Fourth series of the rural sitcom featuring Boycie from Only Fools. Marlene seeks the help of a marriage guidance counsellor and ends up throwing Boycie out.

More laughs with the staff of Grace Bros in the classic sitcom. Mrs Slocombe and Mr Grainger wage war on a new fast-talking adversary - an obnoxious perfume seller.

Enduringly popular sitcom. Marina resolves to give up Howard out of respect for a lost love who's supposedly moved to Australia to forget her.

The world's longest-running sitcom! Overcome by the lure of a bargain, Auntie Wainwright makes a winning bid at the auction rooms, even though she doesn't know what it is.

Comic complications abound in the self-sufficiency sitcom. Margo is horrified when one of Tom and Barbara's pigs breaks into her garden, prompting a visit to the abattoir.

Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

Dawn French as the friendly vicar shows she can do sitcom as well as Jennifer Saunders. Geraldine becomes a celebrity after doing 'Pause for Thought' on the radio.

Walker arranges for Jones to get some illicit pigeons - but did they come from Trafalgar Square? Surely not when a man of Walker's reputation is involved?

Fourth series of the rural sitcom featuring Boycie from Only Fools. Marlene seeks the help of a marriage guidance counsellor and ends up throwing Boycie out.

More laughs with the staff of Grace Bros in the classic sitcom. Mrs Slocombe and Mr Grainger wage war on a new fast-talking adversary - an obnoxious perfume seller.

Comic complications abound in the self-sufficiency sitcom. Margo is horrified when one of Tom and Barbara's pigs breaks into her garden, prompting a visit to the abattoir.

Walker arranges for Jones to get some illicit pigeons - but did they come from Trafalgar Square? Surely not when a man of Walker's reputation is involved?

Enduringly popular sitcom. Marina resolves to give up Howard out of respect for a lost love who's supposedly moved to Australia to forget her.

The world's longest-running sitcom! Overcome by the lure of a bargain, Auntie Wainwright makes a winning bid at the auction rooms, even though she doesn't know what it is.

Dawn French as the friendly vicar shows she can do sitcom as well as Jennifer Saunders. Geraldine becomes a celebrity after doing 'Pause for Thought' on the radio.

Mainwaring's platoon is sitting in a barn which is the target for some 25-pounders, but only Jones knows of the dangers. Don't panic!

Dawn French stars as the maverick vicar who is about to preside over the marriage of Alice and Hugo. On the evening before, Alice casually drops a bombshell.

More canteen kitchen antics with Victoria Wood's loveable kitchen staff. The visit of a minor royal means decisions have to be made. Anita worries about a smooth bustline.

Comedy gold. No TV for the Royles this morning, but it's on of course. It's the morning of the wedding, and Denise is not the only one whose nerves are bad. Where's Jim?

Another instalment of quickfire sitcom fun. Over-excited by the appearance of a lesbian couple in their building, Lee and Tim ask them over for dinner.

Dawn French stars as the maverick vicar who is about to preside over the marriage of Alice and Hugo. On the evening before, Alice casually drops a bombshell.

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.

David Brent adds another string to his bow, making some easy money by moonlighting. Includes strong language and adult humour.

Comedy gold. No TV for the Royles this morning, but it's on of course. It's the morning of the wedding, and Denise is not the only one whose nerves are bad. Where's Jim?

Another instalment of quickfire sitcom fun. Over-excited by the appearance of a lesbian couple in their building, Lee and Tim ask them over for dinner.

Diane puts her trust in Kath, sending her on a covert mission to Martin's office while she reluctantly accompanies her spouse to a dinner party at Sandy Cooper's home.

It's the big day for Kath and Diane as they try to exact their revenge on Martin. However, it seems that Kath may be having second thoughts.

Fourth series of the rural sitcom featuring Boycie from Only Fools. Marlene seeks the help of a marriage guidance counsellor and ends up throwing Boycie out.

Comic complications abound in the self-sufficiency sitcom. Margo is horrified when one of Tom and Barbara's pigs breaks into her garden, prompting a visit to the abattoir.