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.

Hyacinth wants her neighbours to see her new suite arrive, and boasts that it's a replica of one of the Queen's!

Roy Clarke's sitcom gets a bit saucy when Compo is invited to Nora Batty's bedroom - a moving experience, and one that Seymour will not easily forget!

The heartwarming sitcom that is fully entitled to the tag British institution. This episode sees the return of Foggy, played as ever by the great Brian Wilde.

Clive's relatives descend on the camp in an effort to stop his marriage to Gladys - which could give the groom-to-be the excuse he has been looking for.

Victoria Wood's brilliant entry into the world of sitcom. Julie Walters plays Bren's mum, who causes mayhem in the office with her ill-considered romance with toyboy Clint.

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?

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.

Hyacinth wants her neighbours to see her new suite arrive, and boasts that it's a replica of one of the Queen's!

He's throwing his weight around again! Mainwaring declares martial law when a bomb drops on the outskirts of Walmington-on-Sea. Vintage comedy, aged like a fine wine.

Victoria Wood's brilliant entry into the world of sitcom. Julie Walters plays Bren's mum, who causes mayhem in the office with her ill-considered romance with toyboy Clint.

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.

Hyacinth wants her neighbours to see her new suite arrive, and boasts that it's a replica of one of the Queen's!

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?

Victoria Wood's brilliant entry into the world of sitcom. Julie Walters plays Bren's mum, who causes mayhem in the office with her ill-considered romance with toyboy Clint.

He's throwing his weight around again! Mainwaring declares martial law when a bomb drops on the outskirts of Walmington-on-Sea. Vintage comedy, aged like a fine wine.

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

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

Dawn French is the unconventional Rev Geraldine Granger. After an accident, St Barnabus's Church finds itself in need of a new stained-glass window.

Steve Coogan's comedy classic. Alan gets in an udder state when he insults Norfolk's farmers on his radio show and makes a promotional film.

Classic comedy with Steve Coogan. Alan is the only guest at the Linton Travel Tavern when the manager decides to close it for refurbishment.

Baby David spends the night at Granny and Grandad Royle's house, while Dave and Denise spend the evening in the pub. `Alright for some!', you can hear Jim moan.

Flatshare fun from the witty sitcom. Lee is horrified when he hears that Lucy is considering marriage to mechanic Pavlov so that he can stay in the country.

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

Dawn French is the unconventional Rev Geraldine Granger. After an accident, St Barnabus's Church finds itself in need of a new stained-glass window.

Steve Coogan's comedy classic. Alan gets in an udder state when he insults Norfolk's farmers on his radio show and makes a promotional film.

Classic comedy with Steve Coogan. Alan is the only guest at the Linton Travel Tavern when the manager decides to close it for refurbishment.

Baby David spends the night at Granny and Grandad Royle's house, while Dave and Denise spend the evening in the pub. `Alright for some!', you can hear Jim moan.

Flatshare fun from the witty sitcom. Lee is horrified when he hears that Lucy is considering marriage to mechanic Pavlov so that he can stay in the country.