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Richie and Eddie's nocturnal peace is disturbed by a violent encounter with a burglar - resulting in the intruder's sack of loot falling into their sticky hands. Paul Bradley guests, with Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall

Jonathan tries to get Spencer to open up about his feelings regarding the split, but the conversation gets derailed by the news that Spencer has been invited to a laser quest party by a cool kid the troubled youngster is keen to befriend. When Jonathan decides to go with him instead of heading to work, he risks embarrassing his son. Meanwhile at the gym, Courtney complains to Danielle about Jonathan's continued presence in the house, making it clear she wants him out. Comedy, with Romesh Ranganathan, Jessica Knappett and Mandeep Dhillon

Lucy commits a minor indiscretion while drunk, but claims to have no memory of the event. Determined to get to the bottom of the affair, she and Lee embark on an ambitious quest to discover the truth about whether it is possible to retain their memories of a heavy night of drinking - making use of liberal amounts of home-made potato hooch. Comedy, starring Lee Mack and Sally Bretton

Tyler is left cold by all the kerfuffle as the family awaits the arrival of his French exchange student. He even considers getting engaged to Beth in a bid to get out of paying a return visit to France. However, the guest's eventual arrival causes a stir all round. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

Foggy organises a weekend away near Scarborough - but Clegg is convinced it will end in disaster as Sid, Ivy and Compo's nephew Gordon are accompanying them. Comedy, starring Brian Wilde and Peter Sallis

Joe Maplin hatches a hare-brained scheme to stop a hospital being built next to the camp site, ordering staff to make a din from dawn till dusk while the council committee conduct an inspection visit. Jimmy Perry and David Croft's comedy, starring Ruth Madoc, Paul Shane and Su Pollard

The disappearance of an illicit tin of pineapple chunks leaves the inmates horrified that there is a thief in their midst - and for a while, no one is above suspicion. Prison comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale

Tyler is left cold by all the kerfuffle as the family awaits the arrival of his French exchange student. He even considers getting engaged to Beth in a bid to get out of paying a return visit to France. However, the guest's eventual arrival causes a stir all round. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

Captain Mainwaring and his platoon acquire a boat, planning to use it for coastal patrols, but after setting sail they get lost in fog. When the men finally reach dry land, they believe they have crossed the Channel and landed behind enemy lines. Vintage comedy first shown in 1969, starring Arthur Lowe

The disappearance of an illicit tin of pineapple chunks leaves the inmates horrified that there is a thief in their midst - and for a while, no one is above suspicion. Prison comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale

Tyler is left cold by all the kerfuffle as the family awaits the arrival of his French exchange student. He even considers getting engaged to Beth in a bid to get out of paying a return visit to France. However, the guest's eventual arrival causes a stir all round. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

Joe Maplin hatches a hare-brained scheme to stop a hospital being built next to the camp site, ordering staff to make a din from dawn till dusk while the council committee conduct an inspection visit. Jimmy Perry and David Croft's comedy, starring Ruth Madoc, Paul Shane and Su Pollard

Penny-pinching Basil goes behind Sybil's back to save money on structural alterations to the hotel and hires an incompetent cowboy builder to do the job - an underhand tactic that ends up costing him dearly. Classic comedy, starring John Cleese and Prunella Scales

Prudish Basil resorts to increasingly desperate measures to prevent an unmarried couple lowering moral standards at his hotel. Unfortunately, as his efforts become increasingly frantic, he succeeds only in making a fool of himself. Classic comedy, starring John Cleese, Prunella Scales, Andrew Sachs and Connie Booth

Lucy accidentally runs over a pet rabbit belonging to the daughter of an important client, so she needs someone to help cover her tracks. Unfortunately, the best people she has are Lee and Daisy. Comedy, starring Lee Mack, Sally Bretton and Katy Wix

Jonathan tries to get Spencer to open up about his feelings regarding the split, but the conversation gets derailed by the news that Spencer has been invited to a laser quest party by a cool kid the troubled youngster is keen to befriend. When Jonathan decides to go with him instead of heading to work, he risks embarrassing his son. Meanwhile at the gym, Courtney complains to Danielle about Jonathan's continued presence in the house, making it clear she wants him out. Comedy, with Romesh Ranganathan, Jessica Knappett and Mandeep Dhillon

Jonathan and Spencer are still living at Danielle's, and tensions are rising - particularly with Courtney, who is not thrilled at having them there. Jonathan lies to Claire about finding a new place to live for him and Spencer, giving himself just four days to find a flat. However, Courtney pledges her active support in a bid to see him on his way, training him in how to 'deal' with estate agents. Comedy, starring Romesh Ranganathan, Jessica Knappett and Lisa McGrillis

Lucy accidentally runs over a pet rabbit belonging to the daughter of an important client, so she needs someone to help cover her tracks. Unfortunately, the best people she has are Lee and Daisy. Comedy, starring Lee Mack, Sally Bretton and Katy Wix