Another episode of the saucy department store sitcom. The staff are outraged when management closes the store for decorating.

Classic laughs. Clegg and Truly are astonished by Goatie Helliewell's willingness to compete with Compo in various reckless tests.

A corking episode of the heartwarming sitcom. Compo is tired of hearing praise for a widower across the valley. And then Nora goes to visit him.

'Only Fools' spin-off. The circle of life comes knocking at the door with Tyler's French exchange student. A past love from Peckham sheds new light on old memories.

Two of Britain's finest actors, Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton, team up for the cult sitcom. Martin is keen for the Close to take a trip to the Bavarian Alps.

More shop floor shenanigans from the Grace Brothers department store. Promotion is in the offing, and everyone's hopeful when Mr Humphries reads their palms.

Fletcher is incensed when a third cellmate arrives, and to add insult to injury, he turns out to be one of his old enemies - but why is everyone so polite to him?

Laughs with the old gents of Yorkshire. Howard secretly buys an old van and asks Wesley to customise it for him to make it comfortable for long journeys.

Laughs with the adventurous Yorkshiremen. When Ivy and Nora reveal a childhood friend is returning from Australia, Truly is emotional.

'Only Fools' spin-off. The circle of life comes knocking at the door with Tyler's French exchange student. A past love from Peckham sheds new light on old memories.

Two of Britain's finest actors, Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton, team up for the cult sitcom. Martin is keen for the Close to take a trip to the Bavarian Alps.

The crack force of Walmington-on-Sea nearly gets blown to kingdom come when muddled map references find the men sitting in a barn which is an ammunition target.

Fletcher is incensed when a third cellmate arrives, and to add insult to injury, he turns out to be one of his old enemies - but why is everyone so polite to him?

More shop floor shenanigans from the Grace Brothers department store. Promotion is in the offing, and everyone's hopeful when Mr Humphries reads their palms.

Laughs with the old gents of Yorkshire. Howard secretly buys an old van and asks Wesley to customise it for him to make it comfortable for long journeys.

Laughs with the adventurous Yorkshiremen. When Ivy and Nora reveal a childhood friend is returning from Australia, Truly is emotional.

Two of Britain's finest actors, Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton, team up for the cult sitcom. Martin is keen for the Close to take a trip to the Bavarian Alps.

'Only Fools' spin-off. The circle of life comes knocking at the door with Tyler's French exchange student. A past love from Peckham sheds new light on old memories.

More shop floor shenanigans from the Grace Brothers department store. Promotion is in the offing, and everyone's hopeful when Mr Humphries reads their palms.

Timeless sitcom with a cast of legends. It's a bittersweet episode when the bravery of the gentle, mannered Private Godfrey is called into question.

Fletcher is incensed when a third cellmate arrives, and to add insult to injury, he turns out to be one of his old enemies - but why is everyone so polite to him?

The first ever episode of the comedy voted the nation's third favourite sitcom. Shock! The replacement for the deceased 102-year-old vicar of the village is a woman!

Ecclesiastical comedy with favourite funnywoman Dawn French. TV's Songs of Praise comes to the parish to meet Geraldine. Unfortunately, the director is rather dishy.

Who left the immersion on? Jim moans about money again in the much-loved sitcom. He finds it hard to come to terms with the fact that he's got to pay for Denise's wedding.

Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson front the fast-moving comedy sketch show featuring a host of memorable characters.

Lots of old chestnuts in the naughty-but-nice sitcom. Lucy's parents join the gang at a country house for the holidays, but a spooky Christmas 'spirit' ruins the fun.

Ecclesiastical comedy with favourite funnywoman Dawn French. TV's Songs of Praise comes to the parish to meet Geraldine. Unfortunately, the director is rather dishy.

Who left the immersion on? Jim moans about money again in the much-loved sitcom. He finds it hard to come to terms with the fact that he's got to pay for Denise's wedding.

Lots of old chestnuts in the naughty-but-nice sitcom. Lucy's parents join the gang at a country house for the holidays, but a spooky Christmas 'spirit' ruins the fun.

Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson front the fast-moving comedy sketch show featuring a host of memorable characters.

Two of Britain's finest actors, Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton, team up for the cult sitcom. Martin is keen for the Close to take a trip to the Bavarian Alps.