GOLD TV Guide — Wednesday, 1 July 2026

Gary sells one of Dorothy's records when Tony identifies it as a valuable collector's item - but struggles to find a replacement when she asks where it has gone

The grubby duo steal a car and discover the tickets for the unfortunate owner's honeymoon inside. Taking advantage of their find, they try to pass themselves off as the happy couple, but needless to say, the whole trip soon becomes a nightmare

Gary sells one of Dorothy's records when Tony identifies it as a valuable collector's item - but struggles to find a replacement when she asks where it has gone

Myrna questions what to do with her life when the organisation she founded rejects her. Rani runs into trouble with Christian, but a trip on a booze cruise deepens their budding connection. Gabby and Greg work on plans for her festival, even as Spencer threatens to lead her astray. As Christian's enemies engage in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, a decision is made about the mysterious bag of cash

Toby is looking forward to seeing Angela when she returns from her cruise. Tony Britton and Dinah Sheridan star

Boycie faces his worst nightmare when Marlene's sister decides to pay a visit from Peckham. As if the man-eating glamourpuss was not enough to cope with, he finds all his staff tied up in the barn - and realises his past has come back to haunt him. Guest starring Paula Wilcox

Toby tries to raise his morale and improve his finances, while Tom and Madeline break up

Roy Clarke's comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and David Jason. Tight-fisted shopkeeper Arkwright purchases fire-damaged stock, only to find all the tins have lost their labels

A visit to a local country mansion reveals Boycie's admiration for the long-established tradition of respect for the gentry. Elgin moves into Bryan's caravan after being thrown out by his wife, leading to relentless gossiping by Mrs Cakeworthy. When the mobile home burns down Marlene offers the two men a place to stay, much to her husband's chagrin. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

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

Compo thinks he is about to come into a fortune when he remembers someone owes him money from his schooldays

Howard finds incriminating evidence on his person and unwittingly turns to Clegg for help

Kryten sets up his own pirate TV station to entertain the prisoners, while Lister's guitar is found among Starbug's debris, much to Rimmer's horror. Robert Llewellyn, Craig Charles and Chris Barrie star

Part one of two. Rimmer and Lister are forced to play a game of basketball with the guards, but at half-time they spike the opposition's drink with a virility enhancement drug. Sci-fi comedy, guest starring Ricky Grover, with Chris Barrie and Craig Charles

Hyacinth is appalled when she spots a strange man wrapped in only a towel exiting Elizabeth's house next door. Convinced that it is her moral duty to save her friend from this scandal, Hyacinth begins to plot ways of flushing the man out

The platoon takes part in an exercise with the regular army and everything goes well - until pompous Captain Mainwaring assumes the role of an enemy agent on the run. Comedy, starring Arthur Lowe and Clive Dunn. First shown in 1974

Roy Clarke's comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and David Jason. Tight-fisted shopkeeper Arkwright purchases fire-damaged stock, only to find all the tins have lost their labels

A visit to a local country mansion reveals Boycie's admiration for the long-established tradition of respect for the gentry. Elgin moves into Bryan's caravan after being thrown out by his wife, leading to relentless gossiping by Mrs Cakeworthy. When the mobile home burns down Marlene offers the two men a place to stay, much to her husband's chagrin. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

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

The platoon takes part in an exercise with the regular army and everything goes well - until pompous Captain Mainwaring assumes the role of an enemy agent on the run. Comedy, starring Arthur Lowe and Clive Dunn. First shown in 1974

Hyacinth is appalled when she spots a strange man wrapped in only a towel exiting Elizabeth's house next door. Convinced that it is her moral duty to save her friend from this scandal, Hyacinth begins to plot ways of flushing the man out

Compo thinks he is about to come into a fortune when he remembers someone owes him money from his schooldays