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Suburban sitcom from Larbey and Esmonde, writers of The Good Life. Martin wins a battle over his office space but is aghast to learn that Paul is a friend of his boss.

Would you mind awfully falling in for some seasoned wartime comedy? The pumping station, with Godfrey and Walker inside, is hit during an air raid.

If You're Not Careful: Young-at-heart sitcom. Billy and Alvin terrorise Truly with the news that the former Mrs Truelove is in town and trying to track him down.

Popular sitcom that first graced our screens in 1973. Lennie from the pickle factory has visions of sailing the canals in a swan boat. Can his friends help.

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.

One of the best remembered episodes of the classic wartime sitcom. The platoon try to look young in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol.

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus.

Surely they'll turn the telly off for baby David's christening? Don't bet on it! The superb sitcom about those loveable couch potatoes. The family marks a momentous occasion.

Hilarious quickfire sitcom with Lee Mack and Tim Vine. Lee's weekend is wrecked when his scrounging father, played by showbiz legend Bobby Ball, turns up unexpectedly.

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

Dozy Alice plays Mary in the Nativity. When her waters break mid-performance, she has to check with Geraldine whether she has actually given birth to the baby Jesus.

Surely they'll turn the telly off for baby David's christening? Don't bet on it! The superb sitcom about those loveable couch potatoes. The family marks a momentous occasion.

Hilarious quickfire sitcom with Lee Mack and Tim Vine. Lee's weekend is wrecked when his scrounging father, played by showbiz legend Bobby Ball, turns up unexpectedly.

Toby has spent weeks writing a special article for a medical journal and then, just as he finishes it, it goes missing.

Dom and Kay track down a new, potential undercover contact called Kirsty. Can she get them out of the Brightmarsh Gang.

Only Fools and Horses spin-off with Boycie and Marlene adapting to life in rural Shropshire. The pair are flushed with pride as they dream of their son's golden future.

Suburban sitcom from Larbey and Esmonde, writers of The Good Life. Martin wins a battle over his office space but is aghast to learn that Paul is a friend of his boss.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Toby almost finds himself in hot water when he becomes involved in a little deception, while Tom also has hot water problems - to do with his central heating.

First episode of the much-loved seventies sitcom about a couple who decide to become self-sufficient. Tom decides that commuting is no life for a thinking man.

Ronnie Barker plays stammering shopkeeper Arkwright in this classic sitcom. Here, he needs a new suit, but is too mean to buy one. Maybe Nurse Gladys has the answer.

Only Fools spin-off. When Boycie's staff audition for a reality TV show, the lure of fame proves irresistible. Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away.

Ooh, missus! The department-store sitcom that never worried about political correctness. A love note from Mr Lucas to Miss Brahms goes astray. But to where.

Much loved sitcom. Clegg climbs a tree to prove a point and finds that what goes up doesn't always come down. Meanwhile, the police deal with a runaway cooker.

Has Anyone Seen a Peruvian Wart?: Roy Clarke's enduringly popular sitcom. Tempted by her baking, a renowned romancer of gullible women focuses his attentions on the widow Nora Batty.

First episode of the much-loved seventies sitcom about a couple who decide to become self-sufficient. Tom decides that commuting is no life for a thinking man.

Ronnie Barker plays stammering shopkeeper Arkwright in this classic sitcom. Here, he needs a new suit, but is too mean to buy one. Maybe Nurse Gladys has the answer.

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

One of the best remembered episodes of the classic wartime sitcom. The platoon try to look young in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol.

Only Fools spin-off. When Boycie's staff audition for a reality TV show, the lure of fame proves irresistible. Marlene has some plans of her own for when he's away.

Ooh, missus! The department-store sitcom that never worried about political correctness. A love note from Mr Lucas to Miss Brahms goes astray. But to where.

First episode of the much-loved seventies sitcom about a couple who decide to become self-sufficient. Tom decides that commuting is no life for a thinking man.

One of the best remembered episodes of the classic wartime sitcom. The platoon try to look young in case they are drafted into the Air Raid Patrol.

Much loved sitcom. Clegg climbs a tree to prove a point and finds that what goes up doesn't always come down. Meanwhile, the police deal with a runaway cooker.

Has Anyone Seen a Peruvian Wart?: Roy Clarke's enduringly popular sitcom. Tempted by her baking, a renowned romancer of gullible women focuses his attentions on the widow Nora Batty.

Ecclesiastical sitcom, highly rated by the viewing public. Geraldine hopes to better the previous year's takings for the Autumn Fayre by finding a star to open it.

Never dated, has it? Chortles with the slightly elderly part-time soldiers. A trip to the cinema and a cheese supper make Captain Mainwaring dream he's Napoleon.

Dawn French is the unconventional Rev Geraldine Granger. After an accident, St Barnabus's Church finds itself in need of a new stained-glass window.

The magnificent Dawn French wears the trousers as the loveable female vicar in the ecclesiastical comedy. Local elections are looming and David is confident of victory.

With Dave and Denise's wedding just six weeks away, the phone bill is the last thing skinflint Jim needs. And who's been phoning Aberdeen!? 'It's good to talk, my...'.

A must-see episode of the farcical sitcom. Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman guest star, as punning bozo Lee teams up with Daisy on the TV quiz show Pointless.

You ain't seen this cult comedy sketch show - right? Sketches include Jesse's Diets, Unlucky Alf, spaced-out research scientist Denzil Dexter, Jazz Club and Suit You Sir.