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Your favourite music from the '80s non-stop.

Hancock spends a day alone in his bedsit, tries some reading, and tunes in his TV before preparing for a special night out.

S6 E4: Gone, But Not Forgotten.

When David buys a raffle ticket in aid of Conservative funds, Labour supporter Amy is shocked and accuses him of selling out the socialist principles he embraced when they met. S3 E6: Cause Celebre.

As Matthew prepares to leave for college, beleaguered father Henry can't wait to return to a self-styled bachelor existence. S4 E7: Leaving.

The arrival of a new secretary in Arthur's office leads to misunderstandings and jealousy at home. S3 E8: Dear Miss Davenport.

When Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, Rigsby suspects everyone else as a police detective appears and begins to investigate. S1 E6: The Prowler.

Ralph resorts to sticking some pins in an effigy of George and seems to put a curse on the Meldrum house - things go from bad to worse and the future looks bleak. S4 E5 Fall of the House of Meldrum.

The staff continue the tradition of hosting and taking part in a cricket match, but preparations don't go quite as smoothly as expected. SE.

When Jim Hacker discovers that the French are planning some dirty tricks to get political advantage, the PM turns the tables on them. S2 E3: A Diplomatic Incident.

The Harley-Davidson is a cult legend and like its riders no two are the same. We look at its history from 1903 and the people who choose to ride one of the most interesting motorcycles ever made.

The role of naval crafts and aircraft in WW2 with eyewitness accounts about how campaigns were planned and what happened on the day of attack when protection from the enemy was very limited.

The Bus has served Britain well for over a hundred years however its future role is uncertain. We take a look at the its history over many decades at work in both urban and rural settings.

The RAF had bombers that could fly to Berlin and back by the end of the First World War, but British civilians found themselves under direct attack by Zeppelin airships. Ep4: Strike Hard, Strike Sure.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

With David Bowie and Rachel Sweet. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

David persuades a reluctant Amy to spend Christmas in Spain, but Amy regards the trip as more than a coincidence when she sees the Cochrans. S3 E8: Christmas Special.

Could rumours of the Grey Lady who haunts the house be true? Rigsby certainly believes so, but he has not seen her yet... S2 E7: Things That Go Bump In The Night.

When faced with a fight, Terry has a golden rule: 'Do unto others as they would do unto you - but do it first'. S2E12: Conduct Unbecoming.

Jacqueline, assisted by Kenneth and the visiting Troy, scatters her late husband's ashes over Benidorm. S8 E.

It's Ladies' Night at The Jockey and Fiona thinks she's copped off with footballer Ryan, but to her horror, she wakes up next to the far less desirable Joey Dawson... S2 E.

The battle lines are drawn between the Steptoes as a local by-election looms, and Albert is chosen to take tea with the Prime Minster to Harold's displeasure. S6 E4: Tea For Two.

Matt Lucas and David Walliams take a comic look at life in Britain. Sebastian helps out with an important visit from the Italian Prime Minister, and Vicky Pollard goes back to school. S1 E.