TV Guide U&Gold Tuesday

Boycie discovers Marlene has been discussing their marital problems with a counsellor, and the subsequent row results in him being thrown out of the house. With the hotel booked up and his car in a pond, Boycie's only option is to sleep on Bryan's caravan floor. Comedy, starring John Challis and Sue Holderness

Jonathan's life revolves around his nine-year-old son Spencer and he's always deferred the big and small decisions to partner Claire. So when she demands that he leave, Jonathan realises he has to preserve his son's happiness in the face of the break-up. As his relationship falls apart, the conflict-averse parent takes the youngster with him to live with his sister and her wife, creating an unlikely family unit. Comedy, with Romesh Ranganathan, Mandeep Dhillon and Jessica Knappett

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

Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for traditional liquor among some ancient scrolls and goes into full-scale production, building a distillery in his barn and buying up all the potatoes he can find. The business goes well, but his success attracts some unwelcome visitors - the Driscoll brothers. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

Captain Mainwaring organises a dance in an attempt to boost platoon morale - but Pike interrupts proceedings to make an important announcement regarding his girlfriend Violet. Classic comedy by Jimmy Perry and David Croft, starring Ian Lavender. First broadcast in 1969

The staff come up with a most unusual plan to celebrate young Mr Grace's birthday. Department store sitcom, starring John Inman, Trevor Bannister, Wendy Richard and Mollie Sugden

Fletcher and the rest of Slade's inmates take advantage of the relaxed atmosphere - and of Barrowclough - with Mackay away on holiday. Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale star

Hyacinth develops a passion for art, Rose acquires a new admirer, and Daddy has a yearning to join the Foreign Legion. Patricia Routledge stars

On Truly's advice, Compo parades a more daring and glamorous image to impress Nora - and her reaction transports him to new heights. Rural comedy, starring Frank Thornton and Bill Owen

Compo, Clegg and Truly dispense advice to a hen-pecked husband on the run from his overbearing wife, while Auntie Wainwright causes a stir with her new equestrian venture. Starring Bill Owen, Peter Sallis and Frank Thornton

Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for traditional liquor among some ancient scrolls and goes into full-scale production, building a distillery in his barn and buying up all the potatoes he can find. The business goes well, but his success attracts some unwelcome visitors - the Driscoll brothers. John Challis and Sue Holderness star

Captain Mainwaring organises a dance in an attempt to boost platoon morale - but Pike interrupts proceedings to make an important announcement regarding his girlfriend Violet. Classic comedy by Jimmy Perry and David Croft, starring Ian Lavender. First broadcast in 1969

The staff come up with a most unusual plan to celebrate young Mr Grace's birthday. Department store sitcom, starring John Inman, Trevor Bannister, Wendy Richard and Mollie Sugden

Fletcher and the rest of Slade's inmates take advantage of the relaxed atmosphere - and of Barrowclough - with Mackay away on holiday. Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale star

On Truly's advice, Compo parades a more daring and glamorous image to impress Nora - and her reaction transports him to new heights. Rural comedy, starring Frank Thornton and Bill Owen

Compo, Clegg and Truly dispense advice to a hen-pecked husband on the run from his overbearing wife, while Auntie Wainwright causes a stir with her new equestrian venture. Starring Bill Owen, Peter Sallis and Frank Thornton