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Timeless political sitcom. When a scandal in the City breaks out, Hacker and Sir Humphrey can't agree on who should be the new governor of the Bank of England.

Jim Hacker meets a councillor who has some radical ideas about local government. The PM likes what he hears but Sir Humphrey, naturally, doesn't. Vintage laughs.

Clever political sitcom, still as relevant today. Jim backs a scheme to move some of the country's military units up north to make unemployment figures look better.

When Hacker's predecessor decides to publish his memoirs, Jim tries to suppress a chapter in which he appears in an unfavourable light. Still-topical comedy.

The French and British governments are at loggerheads over the Channel Tunnel borders, so Jim Hacker decides to beat them at their own game. Vintage comedy.

Timeless political sitcom. When a scandal in the City breaks out, Hacker and Sir Humphrey can't agree on who should be the new governor of the Bank of England.

Jim Hacker meets a councillor who has some radical ideas about local government. The PM likes what he hears but Sir Humphrey, naturally, doesn't. Vintage laughs.

Clever political sitcom, still as relevant today. Jim backs a scheme to move some of the country's military units up north to make unemployment figures look better.

When Hacker's predecessor decides to publish his memoirs, Jim tries to suppress a chapter in which he appears in an unfavourable light. Still-topical comedy.

The French and British governments are at loggerheads over the Channel Tunnel borders, so Jim Hacker decides to beat them at their own game. Vintage comedy.

Timeless political sitcom. When a scandal in the City breaks out, Hacker and Sir Humphrey can't agree on who should be the new governor of the Bank of England.

Jim Hacker meets a councillor who has some radical ideas about local government. The PM likes what he hears but Sir Humphrey, naturally, doesn't. Vintage laughs.

Shopping from Home.

A Middle Eastern region littered with ruins was the site of an extraordinary deception, and a strange facility in Taiwan struck fear into those who knew its true purpose.

A real-life concrete jungle in America's 'Rust Belt', and an industrial facility that brought energy to a remote corner of the world.

An iron monster lost in the Alaskan tundra, a Crusader fort thrown into a modern conflict, and a prison built to house a mafia kingpin.

A Middle Eastern region littered with ruins was the site of an extraordinary deception, and a strange facility in Taiwan struck fear into those who knew its true purpose.

A real-life concrete jungle in America's 'Rust Belt', and an industrial facility that brought energy to a remote corner of the world.

An iron monster lost in the Alaskan tundra, a Crusader fort thrown into a modern conflict, and a prison built to house a mafia kingpin.

A Middle Eastern region littered with ruins was the site of an extraordinary deception, and a strange facility in Taiwan struck fear into those who knew its true purpose.

A real-life concrete jungle in America's 'Rust Belt', and an industrial facility that brought energy to a remote corner of the world.

Politics has never been so funny. Hacker faces embarrassment when Sir Humphrey tells a friend in the arts that the PM's government is planning to cut grants.

Hacker aims to scrap the Department of Education and Science to reduce bureaucracy and save money, giving cash directly to schools. Classic comedy.

Ever-relevant political comedy. MPs complain about their phones being tapped, which Jim Hacker denies - only to be told by Sir Humphrey that it is in fact true.

Victor just doesn't believe it again as an artistic dispute with the Meldrews threatens to scupper the plans of Patrick (Angus Deayton) for a quiet birthday.

More unlikely quirks of fate conspire to torment retired curmudgeon Victor Meldrew in the classic comedy. A routine medical check-up has sinister implications.

Politics has never been so funny. Hacker faces embarrassment when Sir Humphrey tells a friend in the arts that the PM's government is planning to cut grants.

Hacker aims to scrap the Department of Education and Science to reduce bureaucracy and save money, giving cash directly to schools. Classic comedy.

Ever-relevant political comedy. MPs complain about their phones being tapped, which Jim Hacker denies - only to be told by Sir Humphrey that it is in fact true.

Victor just doesn't believe it again as an artistic dispute with the Meldrews threatens to scupper the plans of Patrick (Angus Deayton) for a quiet birthday.

More unlikely quirks of fate conspire to torment retired curmudgeon Victor Meldrew in the classic comedy. A routine medical check-up has sinister implications.

Politics has never been so funny. Hacker faces embarrassment when Sir Humphrey tells a friend in the arts that the PM's government is planning to cut grants.

Hacker aims to scrap the Department of Education and Science to reduce bureaucracy and save money, giving cash directly to schools. Classic comedy.

Ever-relevant political comedy. MPs complain about their phones being tapped, which Jim Hacker denies - only to be told by Sir Humphrey that it is in fact true.

Victor just doesn't believe it again as an artistic dispute with the Meldrews threatens to scupper the plans of Patrick (Angus Deayton) for a quiet birthday.

More unlikely quirks of fate conspire to torment retired curmudgeon Victor Meldrew in the classic comedy. A routine medical check-up has sinister implications.

Politics has never been so funny. Hacker faces embarrassment when Sir Humphrey tells a friend in the arts that the PM's government is planning to cut grants.

Hacker aims to scrap the Department of Education and Science to reduce bureaucracy and save money, giving cash directly to schools. Classic comedy.

Ever-relevant political comedy. MPs complain about their phones being tapped, which Jim Hacker denies - only to be told by Sir Humphrey that it is in fact true.

Victor just doesn't believe it again as an artistic dispute with the Meldrews threatens to scupper the plans of Patrick (Angus Deayton) for a quiet birthday.

More unlikely quirks of fate conspire to torment retired curmudgeon Victor Meldrew in the classic comedy. A routine medical check-up has sinister implications.

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More mirthsome moments courtesy of Ronnies Barker and Corbett. The highlights here include Fete Worse Than Death and Effingham Hall.

Witty wordplay and superlative sketches with the comedy duo. Sketches include 'My Life Insurance' and 'Idiot Wife Swap'. Guest Elaine Paige sings 'If You Don't Want My Love'.

The bespectacled comedy legends making us laugh in 1983. The classic sketches include Bushman's Holiday and Raiders of the Last Auk.

Stalwarts of comedy Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett offer up more rib-tickling skits. Other gems include Big Blue Book and Party Lines.

More wry skits and puntastic comedy from the late, great Ronnies B and C. Sketches include Filling In, Martial Arts, and Office Quickie.

More mirthsome moments courtesy of Ronnies Barker and Corbett. The highlights here include Fete Worse Than Death and Effingham Hall.

Witty wordplay and superlative sketches with the comedy duo. Sketches include 'My Life Insurance' and 'Idiot Wife Swap'. Guest Elaine Paige sings 'If You Don't Want My Love'.

The bespectacled comedy legends making us laugh in 1983. The classic sketches include Bushman's Holiday and Raiders of the Last Auk.

Stalwarts of comedy Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett offer up more rib-tickling skits. Other gems include Big Blue Book and Party Lines.

More wry skits and puntastic comedy from the late, great Ronnies B and C. Sketches include Filling In, Martial Arts, and Office Quickie.

More mirthsome moments courtesy of Ronnies Barker and Corbett. The highlights here include Fete Worse Than Death and Effingham Hall.

Witty wordplay and superlative sketches with the comedy duo. Sketches include 'My Life Insurance' and 'Idiot Wife Swap'. Guest Elaine Paige sings 'If You Don't Want My Love'.

The bespectacled comedy legends making us laugh in 1983. The classic sketches include Bushman's Holiday and Raiders of the Last Auk.

Stalwarts of comedy Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett offer up more rib-tickling skits. Other gems include Big Blue Book and Party Lines.

More wry skits and puntastic comedy from the late, great Ronnies B and C. Sketches include Filling In, Martial Arts, and Office Quickie.

More mirthsome moments courtesy of Ronnies Barker and Corbett. The highlights here include Fete Worse Than Death and Effingham Hall.