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Richard Briers plays the painfully unhip man tormented by his easy-going neighbour in the celebrated suburban sitcom. Martin puts his foot in it once again.

'Only Fools' sitcom spin-off. When Marlene's sister comes to stay, the Winterdown Farm staff are left tied up and lost for words. Love is in the air for Bryan.

Wartime sitcom. Sergeant Wilson's commitment to Home Guard activities wavers while he has a little problem of his own to contend with.

Mr Humphries, Mrs Slocombe, Miss Brahms and Captain Peacock are always ready with a double-entendre. Grace Bros changes its image, leading to some staff squabbling.

G-G-Granville can't believe his luck when the milkwoman makes a pass at him. All he has to do now is persuade Arkwright to spend the night away from the shop.

That irrepressible snob Hyacinth Bucket once again tries to keep her family at bay. Hyacinth tries to impress Emmet by singing in the church hall concert.

Laughs with the old chaps of Yorkshire who've been entertaining us for decades now. Foggy decides to keep alive the old tradition of having a lucky sweep at weddings.

Japes and some homespun philosophy in beautiful Yorkshire. Smiler confides to Clegg that he's fallen in love with a woman known for her cooking.

'Only Fools' sitcom spin-off. When Marlene's sister comes to stay, the Winterdown Farm staff are left tied up and lost for words. Love is in the air for Bryan.

Richard Briers plays the painfully unhip man tormented by his easy-going neighbour in the celebrated suburban sitcom. Martin puts his foot in it once again.

Wartime sitcom. Sergeant Wilson's commitment to Home Guard activities wavers while he has a little problem of his own to contend with.

Mr Humphries, Mrs Slocombe, Miss Brahms and Captain Peacock are always ready with a double-entendre. Grace Bros changes its image, leading to some staff squabbling.

G-G-Granville can't believe his luck when the milkwoman makes a pass at him. All he has to do now is persuade Arkwright to spend the night away from the shop.

Richard Briers plays the painfully unhip man tormented by his easy-going neighbour in the celebrated suburban sitcom. Martin puts his foot in it once again.

Laughs with the old chaps of Yorkshire who've been entertaining us for decades now. Foggy decides to keep alive the old tradition of having a lucky sweep at weddings.

Japes and some homespun philosophy in beautiful Yorkshire. Smiler confides to Clegg that he's fallen in love with a woman known for her cooking.

It's 'the one where Basil gives his car a good thrashing with a branch'. Basil's new chef tries to turn Fawlty Towers into a gourmet's paradise.

G-G-Granville can't believe his luck when the milkwoman makes a pass at him. All he has to do now is persuade Arkwright to spend the night away from the shop.

Tipped off by Frazer and Godfrey, Mainwaring and Wilson investigate a house from where they believe someone may have been signalling to enemy aircraft.

Sitcom gold with John Cleese as the irascible hotel manager. A racing tip and a guest who is hard of hearing spell financial disaster for Basil.

First-class farce with John Cleese and Andew Sachs. A medallion man, two psychiatrists, a pretty Australian girl and a ladder cause Basil some embarrassment.

Laughs with the boys in blue from the mind of Blackadder co-writer Ben Elton and the deadpan delivery of Rowan Atkinson. Fowler faces the stress of student rag week.

Gary sells one of Dorothy's records when Tony identifies it as a valuable collector's item - but struggles to find a replacement when she asks where it has gone.

Sitcom gold with John Cleese as the irascible hotel manager. A racing tip and a guest who is hard of hearing spell financial disaster for Basil.