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02:25

S2015E02

A handsome man tries to woo the mother-of-six
When a handsome man appears in Foley's Pub, everyone presumes he must have set his attentions on Cathy. However, the stranger reveals he only has eyes for one very special woman - none other than Agnes Brown. Will the doting mum-of-six agree to go on her first date in donkey's years? And if she does, who is in for the bigger surprise - Agnes or the stranger? Comedy, written by and starring Brendan O'Carroll, with Dermot O'Neill, Danny O'Carroll and Jennifer Gibney
03:05

Christmas special of the spoof chat show from 1995
Festive special from 1995. The chat show host throws a seasonal house party, set in an exact replica of his Norwich home. Guests include a cross-dressing celebrity chef, a team of sea cadets trying to pull the world's biggest Christmas cracker, and a professional golfer who was struck by lightning in the closing stages of a major tournament. Appropriately festive music is supplied by a team of bellringers, and the cast includes Steve Coogan, Patrick Marber, Rebecca Front, David Schneider, Doon Mackichan and Kevin Eldon
04:00

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home
06:00

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home
07:35

A 1987 yuletide show of sketches, jokes and songs
Festive frolics from Messrs Barker and Corbett with a special yuletide show of sketches, jokes and songs from 1987. Guests include Lynda Baron, Sandra Dickinson and Frank Finlay. From 1987
08:35

S09E02

Christmas special from 2002. The Trotters go to France
After a taste of the high life, Del-Boy and Rodney are back in Nelson Mandela House and back in business as Trotters Independent Traders. When they receive an invitation to a cross-Channel Navy reunion intended for dear-departed Uncle Albert, Del spies the opportunity to make a few quid on a booze cruise. The only problem is, Rodney is now the company's managing director and would never approve. David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst, John Challis and Tessa Peake-Jones star in the 2002 Christmas special
10:20

The animated heroes go to the moon
Nick Park's Bafta-winning film which introduced the animated inventor and his faithful canine sidekick to the world. Wallace is distraught when his cheese supply runs out, so he decides to take a trip to the moon. All he needs to do is build himself a space rocket. With the voice of Peter Sallis
10:50

S01E07

Del and Rodney have a festive night out
It's Christmas, a time of goodwill and cheer, but Del and Rodney are so sick of Grandad's cooking and TV circuses that they put on their glad rags and have a festive night out at the Monte Carlo Club. However, an argument over the best romantic technique makes the pair forget their intentions, and the objects of their affections are whisked away from under their noses. Festive edition of the comedy from 1981, starring David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst and Lennard Pearce
11:30

S02E08

Christmas special from 1982. Del-Boy finds a new lady friend
Christmas proves a depressing time for Del-Boy as he tries to get over another failed romance, but he soon bounces back after finding a new lady friend. The problem is she also has a son. Christmas special from 1982, starring David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst and Lennard Pearce
12:10

S03E08

Christmas special from 1983. Del and Rodney get a blast from the past
Del and Rodney's Christmas celebrations are disrupted by the unexpected arrival of their estranged father - leaving the brothers doubtful they can trust him after such a long absence. Another chance to see the 1983 festive special of John Sullivan's comedy
12:50

S02E01

Geraldine plays Cupid in the Christmas edition from 1997
Passions erupt in Dibley when Geraldine plays Cupid in her efforts to bring Alice and Hugo together, and at the same time she receives an astonishing proposal from an unexpected source. Christmas edition from 1997 starring Dawn French
13:40

A 1987 yuletide show of sketches, jokes and songs
Festive frolics from Messrs Barker and Corbett with a special yuletide show of sketches, jokes and songs from 1987. Guests include Lynda Baron, Sandra Dickinson and Frank Finlay. From 1987
14:40

Johnny Vegas and Sian Gibson return with another whodunit comedy caper
16:40

S09E02

Christmas special from 2002. The Trotters go to France
After a taste of the high life, Del-Boy and Rodney are back in Nelson Mandela House and back in business as Trotters Independent Traders. When they receive an invitation to a cross-Channel Navy reunion intended for dear-departed Uncle Albert, Del spies the opportunity to make a few quid on a booze cruise. The only problem is, Rodney is now the company's managing director and would never approve. David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst, John Challis and Tessa Peake-Jones star in the 2002 Christmas special

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18:20

S01E07

Del and Rodney have a festive night out
It's Christmas, a time of goodwill and cheer, but Del and Rodney are so sick of Grandad's cooking and TV circuses that they put on their glad rags and have a festive night out at the Monte Carlo Club. However, an argument over the best romantic technique makes the pair forget their intentions, and the objects of their affections are whisked away from under their noses. Festive edition of the comedy from 1981, starring David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst and Lennard Pearce
19:05

S02E08

Christmas special from 1982. Del-Boy finds a new lady friend
Christmas proves a depressing time for Del-Boy as he tries to get over another failed romance, but he soon bounces back after finding a new lady friend. The problem is she also has a son. Christmas special from 1982, starring David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst and Lennard Pearce
19:45

S03E08

Christmas special from 1983. Del and Rodney get a blast from the past
Del and Rodney's Christmas celebrations are disrupted by the unexpected arrival of their estranged father - leaving the brothers doubtful they can trust him after such a long absence. Another chance to see the 1983 festive special of John Sullivan's comedy
20:25

S02E01

Geraldine plays Cupid in the Christmas edition from 1997
Passions erupt in Dibley when Geraldine plays Cupid in her efforts to bring Alice and Hugo together, and at the same time she receives an astonishing proposal from an unexpected source. Christmas edition from 1997 starring Dawn French
21:15

S02E08

The couple make a surprise announcement
On Christmas Eve, the Wests join the Shipmans for one of Mick's famous turkey dinners. Smithy can hardly wait to spend his first yuletide with baby Neil, but fails to realise Dave will be tagging along and playing happy families with Nessa. Meanwhile, Gavin and Stacey make an announcement that does not exactly fill their friends and relatives with joy, and Bryn has a heart-to-heart with Jason. Festive edition of the comedy from 2008, starring Mathew Horne and Joanna Page
22:40

S03E08

Lee's father turns up
Lee's estranged father (Bobby Ball) turns up unannounced, having walked out on his family when his son was four. However, Lucy is shocked by her flatmate's negative reaction and tries to persuades him to forgive and forget. Festive insalment of the comedy from 2009, starring Lee Mack, Sally Bretton and Tim Vine
23:15

S04E03

Jim and Barbara argue over what to do with a cash windfall
Another chance to see the one-off festive edition from 2009. Jim and Barbara have received a gift from their loving children - a large sum of cash to spend however they choose. Barbara has dreams of going abroad, having only been away once before - on honeymoon to Ormskirk - while Jim has his heart set on a satellite HD box. As tension mounts between the couple, a family discussion ensues. Starring Sue Johnston and Ricky Tomlinson, with Caroline Aherne and Craig Cash (who also co-wrote) alongside Jessica Hynes, Peter Martin and Ralf Little
00:35

S02E08

The couple make a surprise announcement
On Christmas Eve, the Wests join the Shipmans for one of Mick's famous turkey dinners. Smithy can hardly wait to spend his first yuletide with baby Neil, but fails to realise Dave will be tagging along and playing happy families with Nessa. Meanwhile, Gavin and Stacey make an announcement that does not exactly fill their friends and relatives with joy, and Bryn has a heart-to-heart with Jason. Festive edition of the comedy from 2008, starring Mathew Horne and Joanna Page
01:55

S03E08

Lee's father turns up
Lee's estranged father (Bobby Ball) turns up unannounced, having walked out on his family when his son was four. However, Lucy is shocked by her flatmate's negative reaction and tries to persuades him to forgive and forget. Festive insalment of the comedy from 2009, starring Lee Mack, Sally Bretton and Tim Vine
02:40

S04E03

Jim and Barbara argue over what to do with a cash windfall
Another chance to see the one-off festive edition from 2009. Jim and Barbara have received a gift from their loving children - a large sum of cash to spend however they choose. Barbara has dreams of going abroad, having only been away once before - on honeymoon to Ormskirk - while Jim has his heart set on a satellite HD box. As tension mounts between the couple, a family discussion ensues. Starring Sue Johnston and Ricky Tomlinson, with Caroline Aherne and Craig Cash (who also co-wrote) alongside Jessica Hynes, Peter Martin and Ralf Little
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