Del is desperate to keep up with the new yuppies on the block and arms himself with red braces and a filofax to do battle, 1980s-style. Don't lean on the bar, Del!

Classic hilarity all the way from Peckham with the Trotters. Ace entrepreneur Del Boy tries to keep up with the yuppies and gets involved in a shady business deal.

Del buys some gold chains from a dealer over lunch who then proceeds to have a heart attack - with the gold still locked in a briefcase chained to his wrist!

The Trotters go overseas after Del enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three. But there's a catch...

More ducking and diving with Del and Rodders. Del charges people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. But it's all a con - isn't it?

Classic comedy. Rodney and Cassandra are officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his exams, and he also has to find the cash for a deposit on a flat.

Del is desperate to keep up with the new yuppies on the block and arms himself with red braces and a filofax to do battle, 1980s-style. Don't lean on the bar, Del!

Classic hilarity all the way from Peckham with the Trotters. Ace entrepreneur Del Boy tries to keep up with the yuppies and gets involved in a shady business deal.

Del buys some gold chains from a dealer over lunch who then proceeds to have a heart attack - with the gold still locked in a briefcase chained to his wrist!

The Trotters go overseas after Del enters one of Rodney's paintings in a competition and wins a week's holiday in Mallorca for three. But there's a catch...

More ducking and diving with Del and Rodders. Del charges people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. But it's all a con - isn't it?

Tom and Barbara find they have ten pounds to spare, and Tom makes an executive decision to spend it all on a loom to double up with Margo's spinning wheel.

Classic sitcom. The Goods decide to try their needles at making their own clothes. Meanwhile, Jerry is jockeying for the position of managing director of JJM.

More laughs in suburbia! Tom and Barbara discover oil. Can they swap it for straw? Margo refuses to dress up like 'a tart' in a production of Sweet Charity.

Classic sitcom. The Leadbetters have a burglar alarm installed but the Goods think they have no need for one. Has the good life come to an end for Tom and Barbara?

Laddish laughs. Can you imagine the filth on Gary and Tony's floor? Would you want to, for that matter? Dorothy insists that the pair hire a cleaner for the flat.

Could this signal the end of a beautiful affair with lager and takeaways? Gary proposes marriage to Dorothy when he is drunk - then when sober, tries to get out of it.

On the final leg of their journey, the boys ride the famous white horses of the Camargue and try their hand at painting like Van Gogh, before heading back for a homecoming party.

Classic comedy. Rodney and Cassandra are officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his exams, and he also has to find the cash for a deposit on a flat.

Wicky heads to a quiet town where a row has broken out over a statue - tempers are running high and it looks like things might turn nasty.

Laddish laughs. Can you imagine the filth on Gary and Tony's floor? Would you want to, for that matter? Dorothy insists that the pair hire a cleaner for the flat.

Steven finds himself in demand for dramatic roles such as Napoleonic-era sea captains and mad Shakespearean kings, but must become a Freemason to land the parts.

As Steven tries to stop his ex-wife from marrying a wealthy crisp manufacturer, he discovers he might have a role in a big-budget film starring alongside a famous American.

Wicky heads to a quiet town where a row has broken out over a statue - tempers are running high and it looks like things might turn nasty.

More laughs in suburbia! Tom and Barbara discover oil. Can they swap it for straw? Margo refuses to dress up like 'a tart' in a production of Sweet Charity.