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After a morning with too many jobs on her plate, Pearl goes to work in a foul mood. A pleasant meal with her boss, however, soon turns the day around.

Tony's mother comes to live with him, and feels she has more in common with the staff than her son and his newly-returned wife.

Hyacinth wants her neighbours to see her new suite arrive, and boasts that it's a replica of one of the Queen's.

Stephanie comes to stay and Ruth takes her shopping in London. Nonetheless, Maggie finds it difficult to be civil to Ruth and gives her notice.

Join Mr Humphries and a young Pauline Fowler in the department store comedy. There's a special sale on German goods in the store - spot a Joanna Lumley walk-on.

Granville has to deal with a malfunctioning till, Leroy tells Beth about his plan to find a blind date for Ruby, and Mr Newbold tries to find out more about Mrs Rossi.

How Errol Flynn Discovered the Secret: More senior silliness in Yorkshire. Here, Compo discovers Nora Batty's secret scar, and the chaps meet Billy Hardcastle dressed as Robin Hood.

Who's Thrown Her Tom Cruise Photographs Away?: Young-at-heart sitcom. When Marina is stood up by Howard, she decides to give up on men. Truly sees a way of making Marina jealous.

Stephanie comes to stay and Ruth takes her shopping in London. Nonetheless, Maggie finds it difficult to be civil to Ruth and gives her notice.

Hyacinth wants her neighbours to see her new suite arrive, and boasts that it's a replica of one of the Queen's.

Dawn French is the female vicar who is just a tad naughty. She turns Cupid when she brings Alice and Hugo together - and then receives a marriage proposal herself.

Granville has to deal with a malfunctioning till, Leroy tells Beth about his plan to find a blind date for Ruby, and Mr Newbold tries to find out more about Mrs Rossi.

The evergreen wartime sitcom with the brave old boys of the Home Guard of Walmington-on-Sea. An enemy aircraft crash-lands in the local reservoir.

Join Mr Humphries and a young Pauline Fowler in the department store comedy. There's a special sale on German goods in the store - spot a Joanna Lumley walk-on.

How Errol Flynn Discovered the Secret: More senior silliness in Yorkshire. Here, Compo discovers Nora Batty's secret scar, and the chaps meet Billy Hardcastle dressed as Robin Hood.

Who's Thrown Her Tom Cruise Photographs Away?: Young-at-heart sitcom. When Marina is stood up by Howard, she decides to give up on men. Truly sees a way of making Marina jealous.

Granville has to deal with a malfunctioning till, Leroy tells Beth about his plan to find a blind date for Ruby, and Mr Newbold tries to find out more about Mrs Rossi.

Classic wartime hi-jinks with Mainwaring and co. The Walmington-on-Sea platoon joins some manoeuvres involving the use of live ammunition. There may be trouble ahead.

The evergreen wartime sitcom with the brave old boys of the Home Guard of Walmington-on-Sea. An enemy aircraft crash-lands in the local reservoir.

Dawn French is the cuddly vicar. When Radio Dibley is live on air for one week, Geraldine presents a 'Brain of Dibley' competition. Don't even think about it, Alice.

Popular sitcom. Miranda doesn't know how to cope when, thanks to her new-found confidence, several men suddenly turn their affections towards her.

Lee Mack stars in the likeable sitcom about a thirty-something slacker. A stressed Lee decides to take up yoga - but his technique leaves a lot to be desired.

More hilarious quickfire surrealism in the fast-moving sketch show that occasionally transfers to the live theatre circuit. Includes the world's crudest salesman at a fashion show.

Quickfire comedy with a cornucopia of catchphrases, the show that cemented the reputations of Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Caroline Aherne, Simon Day, and Charlie Higson.