U and Eden

James May tries to create a Christmas miracle by making it snow, invents a Christmas tree-decorating blunderbuss gun, and discovers the easiest way to wrap presents.

James's team try to catch a bolt of lightning, and James visits the Rock Paper Scissors World Championships and a Welsh coal mine while also recruiting some feline crime fighters.

James takes to the air to help an Oxfordshire town with its diamond jubilee celebration and also tests whether it is possible to make your own luck.

James May goes in search of a wedding ring lost in the 1970s, the team launches its very own pirate radio station, and there are a couple of amazing inventions on offer.

James May tries to create a Christmas miracle by making it snow, invents a Christmas tree-decorating blunderbuss gun, and discovers the easiest way to wrap presents.

James's team try to catch a bolt of lightning, and James visits the Rock Paper Scissors World Championships and a Welsh coal mine while also recruiting some feline crime fighters.

James takes to the air to help an Oxfordshire town with its diamond jubilee celebration and also tests whether it is possible to make your own luck.

James May goes in search of a wedding ring lost in the 1970s, the team launches its very own pirate radio station, and there are a couple of amazing inventions on offer.

Seventies TV slapstick doesn't come any better than this. Frank can't believe the council has condemned their old house - even after all the DIY improvements he made.

Watch out, Frank Spencer's about. At his woodwork class, Frank's carpentry leaves a lot to be desired, and his playhouse for Jessica is a whopper of a project.

Slapstick comedy with the hapless Frank Spencer. Frank enrols in a Scottish dancing class and everything seems to be going his way. Surely not for long..

Ooh, Betty! It's Michael Crawford as Frank Spencer - the well-meaning and enthusiastic dunce. Frank's grandad arrives from Australia to find his grandson in drag.

Michael Crawford is the hapless but amiable Frank Spencer. The local labour exchange puts him to work as a motorbike courier - with disastrous consequences.

Slapstick mayhem with the hapless but friendly buffoon immortalised by Michael Crawford. Frank and Betty contemplate leaving England and emigrating to Australia.

Seventies TV slapstick doesn't come any better than this. Frank can't believe the council has condemned their old house - even after all the DIY improvements he made.

Watch out, Frank Spencer's about. At his woodwork class, Frank's carpentry leaves a lot to be desired, and his playhouse for Jessica is a whopper of a project.

Slapstick comedy with the hapless Frank Spencer. Frank enrols in a Scottish dancing class and everything seems to be going his way. Surely not for long..

Ooh, Betty! It's Michael Crawford as Frank Spencer - the well-meaning and enthusiastic dunce. Frank's grandad arrives from Australia to find his grandson in drag.