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Del feels down on his luck after the council rejects his application for a home improvement grant, but his spirits are raised when he hears about a fancy-dress party across town. David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst and Buster Merryfield star as the wheeler-dealers in the first part of the Christmas 1996 trilogy. With Tessa Peake-Jones, Gwyneth Strong, Douglas Hodge and Angela Bruce

Martin's sense of authority begins to wane when the arrival of new neighbour Paul threatens the equilibrium in his community. The first episode of the sitcom, starring Richard Briers as an obsessive middle-aged man who yearns to be at the centre of his local suburban neighbourhood. With Penelope Wilton and Peter Egan. First broadcast in 1984

First episode of John Sullivan's comedy series, following the lives of Only Fools and Horses characters Boycie and Marlene. Denzil tells Boycie the infamous Driscoll Brothers are after the supergrass who had them jailed - prompting the car salesman to sell his business and move to rural Shropshire. John Challis and Sue Holderness star, with a guest appearance by Paul Barber

The staff plan a dinner in honour of Mr Grainger's long-standing service to the company. Shop-floor comedy, with John Inman, Mollie Sugden and Arthur Brough

Daddy has an accident while chasing a milkwoman on his bicycle, and ends up heavily sedated in hospital. First episode of the suburban sitcom, starring Patricia Routledge as social-climbing snob Hyacinth Bouquet and Clive Swift as her long-suffering husband Richard. From 1990

First episode of John Sullivan's comedy series, following the lives of Only Fools and Horses characters Boycie and Marlene. Denzil tells Boycie the infamous Driscoll Brothers are after the supergrass who had them jailed - prompting the car salesman to sell his business and move to rural Shropshire. John Challis and Sue Holderness star, with a guest appearance by Paul Barber

Martin's sense of authority begins to wane when the arrival of new neighbour Paul threatens the equilibrium in his community. The first episode of the sitcom, starring Richard Briers as an obsessive middle-aged man who yearns to be at the centre of his local suburban neighbourhood. With Penelope Wilton and Peter Egan. First broadcast in 1984

The staff plan a dinner in honour of Mr Grainger's long-standing service to the company. Shop-floor comedy, with John Inman, Mollie Sugden and Arthur Brough

Martin's sense of authority begins to wane when the arrival of new neighbour Paul threatens the equilibrium in his community. The first episode of the sitcom, starring Richard Briers as an obsessive middle-aged man who yearns to be at the centre of his local suburban neighbourhood. With Penelope Wilton and Peter Egan. First broadcast in 1984

Lucy becomes a relationship counsellor, so Lee and his father take advantage of her new-found skills in an effort to patch things up between them. Can they finally forgive and forget? Bobby Ball guest stars as Frank, with Lee Mack, Sally Bretton and Katy Wix

Barbara and Tom look for new ways to organise their work so that their early morning activities won't disturb Margo and Jerry. Comedy, starring Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal

When Perky the pig gives birth to her litter in the middle of the night, Margo and Jerry agree they must try to help the runt survive - but Jerry is stopped for speeding on the way to hospital to obtain vital oxygen. With Richard Briers, Felicity Kendal, Penelope Keith and Paul Eddington

Tom converts the rotary cultivator into a means of transport, while the Leadbetters offer the self-sufficient couple a way of earning money. Comedy, starring Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal

Daddy has an accident while chasing a milkwoman on his bicycle, and ends up heavily sedated in hospital. First episode of the suburban sitcom, starring Patricia Routledge as social-climbing snob Hyacinth Bouquet and Clive Swift as her long-suffering husband Richard. From 1990