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Petula's bizarre lifestyle finally catches up with her, forcing Bren to make a difficult decision, and a new member of staff commits a terrible faux pas when she makes the tea. Comedy, starring Victoria Wood, Thelma Barlow and Julie Walters

Part two of two. At the hospital, accusations fly between Bill, Ben and Jenny about how David could have ended up getting tetanus without them being aware of it. Rona has been forced to take the bus to her wedding and, when she arrives at the church, she sees her side of the seating is filled with her boyfriends, and runs out on her groom

A visit to America persuades young Mr Grace he has to move with the times, so he introduces a series of innovative sales techniques to the store, but finds the old dogs on the shop floor reluctant to learn new tricks. Comedy, with John Inman, the late Mollie Sugden and Trevor Bannister

The first episode of John Sullivan's classic comedy, originally broadcast in 1981, which introduced the viewing public to the Trotter family. Rodney grows tired of being dogsbody to wheeler-dealing older brother Del-Boy and decides to set out on his own. David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst star, with Lennard Pearce

Young-at-heart trio Compo, Clegg and Foggy gamely volunteer to investigate reports of something sinister stirring in the woods. Rural comedy, starring Peter Sallis, Bill Owen and Brian Wilde

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

Part two of two. At the hospital, accusations fly between Bill, Ben and Jenny about how David could have ended up getting tetanus without them being aware of it. Rona has been forced to take the bus to her wedding and, when she arrives at the church, she sees her side of the seating is filled with her boyfriends, and runs out on her groom

Although Emmet's musical is already fully cast, Hyacinth remains convinced that his shyness is the only reason she has not been given a starring role. Suburban sitcom, starring Patricia Routledge, David Griffin and Geoffrey Hughes

Petula's bizarre lifestyle finally catches up with her, forcing Bren to make a difficult decision, and a new member of staff commits a terrible faux pas when she makes the tea. Comedy, starring Victoria Wood, Thelma Barlow and Julie Walters

Captain Mainwaring puts the defence of the realm before personal pride, resulting in him nearly losing command of the platoon. Classic comedy with the Home Guard, starring Arthur Lowe and John Le Mesurier

Mainwaring and his platoon have their hands full with two German prisoners and the arrival of a suspicious Polish captain, while Walker sees a way to make easy money. Comedy first broadcast in 1968, starring Arthur Lowe and John Le Mesurier

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

The first episode of John Sullivan's classic comedy, originally broadcast in 1981, which introduced the viewing public to the Trotter family. Rodney grows tired of being dogsbody to wheeler-dealing older brother Del-Boy and decides to set out on his own. David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst star, with Lennard Pearce

Although Emmet's musical is already fully cast, Hyacinth remains convinced that his shyness is the only reason she has not been given a starring role. Suburban sitcom, starring Patricia Routledge, David Griffin and Geoffrey Hughes

A visit to America persuades young Mr Grace he has to move with the times, so he introduces a series of innovative sales techniques to the store, but finds the old dogs on the shop floor reluctant to learn new tricks. Comedy, with John Inman, the late Mollie Sugden and Trevor Bannister

Petula's bizarre lifestyle finally catches up with her, forcing Bren to make a difficult decision, and a new member of staff commits a terrible faux pas when she makes the tea. Comedy, starring Victoria Wood, Thelma Barlow and Julie Walters

Captain Mainwaring puts the defence of the realm before personal pride, resulting in him nearly losing command of the platoon. Classic comedy with the Home Guard, starring Arthur Lowe and John Le Mesurier

Mainwaring and his platoon have their hands full with two German prisoners and the arrival of a suspicious Polish captain, while Walker sees a way to make easy money. Comedy first broadcast in 1968, starring Arthur Lowe and John Le Mesurier

Tom and Barbara introduce livestock into Surbiton - an idea that does not go down too well with the neighbours. Comedy, starring Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal

Tom is tempted to earn some extra money, but it is not to pay the bills or replenish his dwindling savings. Comedy, starring Richard Briers, Felicity Kendal, Penelope Keith and Paul Eddington. First broadcast in 1975

Agnes and his comical family are joined on the show by comedian Joel Dommett and morning TV presenters Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes. Plus, British country duo the Shires perform live on the show

Part two of two. The Trotters arrive in Florida, and walk straight into disaster after their camper van is burgled and local Mafiosi take a shine to Del-Boy, who bears more than a passing resemblance to their boss. What Del does not know is that they are planning to have him killed as a way of faking the godfather's death to help him escape being sent to prison. Feature-length episode of the comedy, starring David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst, with a cameo appearance by Bee Gee Barry Gibb

Brendan O'Carroll dons Agnes's famous cardigan and curly wig once again as the chat show returns. The first edition features actresses Teri Hatcher and Anna Friel, comedian Rob Beckett and football pundit Chris Kamara, with music from Calum Scott and Naughty Boy

Agnes and his comical family are joined on the show by comedian Joel Dommett and morning TV presenters Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes. Plus, British country duo the Shires perform live on the show

Documentary celebrating the legacy of one of the most notorious British sitcoms of all time, The Young Ones. The programme features archive footage with revelations from many of the stars who were involved, including Nigel Planer, Alexei Sayle and John Lloyd, and comedians David Baddiel, Charlie Higson and Clive Anderson discuss how the show influenced their own work and the British comedy scene