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Geraldine is keen to find a celebrity to open the autumn fair in style - and Alice inadvertently comes up with the ideal candidate by letting slip she is related to one Reg Dwight - AKA Elton John. Comedy, starring Dawn French, and Emma Chambers with a guest appearance by Kylie Minogue. First shown in 1994

Tony sneaks into Deborah's flat while she is out, and causes chaos when he cannot resist a peek in her underwear drawer. Dorothy feels her biological clock ticking away, but debates whether Gary is mature enough to be a father. Comedy, starring Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey, Caroline Quentin and Leslie Ash

Marlene eagerly anticipates Tyler's A-level results, dreaming of a long and distinguished academic future for her son. He is not as enamoured with the idea as she is, until Elgin, Jed, Bryan and Mrs Cakeworthy inadvertently paint a picture of the life he could have had. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

Mainwaring gives the platoon a lecture in communications and his men have an immediate opportunity to put what they have - or haven't - learnt into action when an enemy aircraft is forced to ditch in a reservoir near the town. Comedy first broadcast in 1969, starring Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier and Clive Dunn

A fire drill disrupts the department store, and Mr Humphries has an uplifting experience when an Arab sheikh tries to trade in his redundant wives. Comedy, with John Inman and Mollie Sugden

While Richard contends with the idea of taking early retirement, Hyacinth telephones the prime minister asking if there is anything on the honours list for him. The hen-pecked husband's reservations about the future intensify when he discovers all the plans his spouse has in store for him. Comedy, starring Clive Swift and Patricia Routledge

Compo hires a motorbike from Auntie Wainwright and takes Nora Batty for a ride in it. The disaster-fraught trip sees Nora chasing after him for once - but only because she is hurtling toward him in an out-of-control sidecar. Rural comedy, starring Bill Owen and Kathy Staff

A friend's lack of interest in life prompts Compo, never one to shy away from danger, to volunteer to test Wesley's heavy-duty sucker and blower, which can only mean disaster. Roy Clarke's comedy, with Bill Owen, Gordon Wharmby and Frank Thornton

Marlene eagerly anticipates Tyler's A-level results, dreaming of a long and distinguished academic future for her son. He is not as enamoured with the idea as she is, until Elgin, Jed, Bryan and Mrs Cakeworthy inadvertently paint a picture of the life he could have had. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

Mainwaring gives the platoon a lecture in communications and his men have an immediate opportunity to put what they have - or haven't - learnt into action when an enemy aircraft is forced to ditch in a reservoir near the town. Comedy first broadcast in 1969, starring Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier and Clive Dunn

A fire drill disrupts the department store, and Mr Humphries has an uplifting experience when an Arab sheikh tries to trade in his redundant wives. Comedy, with John Inman and Mollie Sugden

Compo hires a motorbike from Auntie Wainwright and takes Nora Batty for a ride in it. The disaster-fraught trip sees Nora chasing after him for once - but only because she is hurtling toward him in an out-of-control sidecar. Rural comedy, starring Bill Owen and Kathy Staff

A friend's lack of interest in life prompts Compo, never one to shy away from danger, to volunteer to test Wesley's heavy-duty sucker and blower, which can only mean disaster. Roy Clarke's comedy, with Bill Owen, Gordon Wharmby and Frank Thornton

A funeral for a pet bird inspires Geraldine to transform the church into an ark and hold a special service for the animals of the village - but David is far from impressed by her stunt. Comedy, starring Dawn French and Gary Waldhorn

A jealous Gary suspects Dorothy is having an affair and sets out to prove it. Tony tries to wangle his way into Deborah's affections by demonstrating the caring side of his personality. Comedy, starring Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey, Leslie Ash and Caroline Quentin

A violent storm destroys St Barnabas's stained glass window, and Geraldine is put in charge of raising funds to replace it - but the others are unsure whether any of her outlandish ideas will actually work. Comedy, starring Dawn French, Gary Waldhorn, James Fleet, Emma Chambers and Liz Smith

Local election fever hits the village and Geraldine finds she is a more popular candidate with the voters than over-confident parish council chairman David. Richard Curtis's comedy, starring Dawn French and Gary Waldhorn

A funeral for a pet bird inspires Geraldine to transform the church into an ark and hold a special service for the animals of the village - but David is far from impressed by her stunt. Comedy, starring Dawn French and Gary Waldhorn

A jealous Gary suspects Dorothy is having an affair and sets out to prove it. Tony tries to wangle his way into Deborah's affections by demonstrating the caring side of his personality. Comedy, starring Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey, Leslie Ash and Caroline Quentin