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Lee is unhappy with his new living arrangements after Lucy's father separates from his wife and moves into the flat, so he takes on the role of counsellor in a bid to patch up the marriage and get his room back. Comedy, guest starring Geoffrey Whitehead, with Lee Mack and Sally Bretton

Comedy, starring Lee Mack and Tim Vine. Tim arrives home after a night out clubbing and realises he has picked up the wrong coat, one which contains a pocket full of drugs. After discovering the owner is Larry 'the Butcher' Stubbs, he enlists Lee's help to return the jacket without ending up in serious danger

The morning after the night before has not started well. Diane is worried that she did not impress the school governors, Kath is revealing more than she should to the women in the old people's home and Martin is desperately trying to get his hands on a chunk of cash

Tom speculates that Toby must be seeing a woman when he stays out all night - but in fact he was helping a colleague who had suffered a heart attack

Moneylenders move in on Martin's family, leaving him with no choice but to fight back. Meanwhile, Diane and Kath decide to pursue Martin in the hope that they can work out what he's up to. They follow him to his accountant's house, but when Alan refuses to get involved Martin takes matters into his own hands and decides to confront the Slater Brothers in a backstreet nightclub. Comedy co-written by and starring Sian Gibson, with George Costigan, Conleth Hill, Rosie Cavaliero, Sheila Reid and Jason Barnett

Martin gets into even deeper water with the Slater brothers, while accountant Alan has surprising information for Kath and Diane, providing them with the perfect opportunity to get revenge on the philandering businessman. The first step is for Kath to steal an important document from the office - but when Martin turns up, things don't go exactly as planned

Gary is pleased to be stuck in a lift with Deborah, while Tony tries his hand at the art of seduction - with a van and a blanket. Laddish comedy, starring Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey, Leslie Ash and Caroline Quentin

Toby asks Angela to join him on a romantic break, but she is not too keen on discovering who sponsored the weekend. Nigel Havers and Tony Britton star

Harris accidentally drops stolen pills into Fletcher's midday cuppa - much to the annoyance of prison racketeer Harry Grout, who resents a newcomer muscling in on his patch. Classic comedy, starring Ronnie Barker. First broadcast in 1977

Boycie's competitive spirit is fired up when a broke Llewellyn challenges him to a pub quiz with a £5,000 jackpot - but sadly, Bryan, Jed and Marlene's general knowledge leaves a lot to be desired. Tyler tries to make amends after Beth accuses him of being anti-Welsh. Comedy, starring John Challis

Mrs Slocombe takes charge of the department while Mr Rumbold is off sick, leading to friction with the staff. Shop-floor comedy, with John Inman, Mollie Sugden and Frank Thornton

Part one of two. Compo yearns to reach for the skies in a hang-glider to impress Nora Batty, but finds a challenge to climb a tree more than enough to handle. Meanwhile, the object of his affections pesters Wally to take her out for a meal. Long-running comedy set in rural Yorkshire, starring Bill Owen and Kathy Staff

Part two of two. Wally finishes the hang-glider and declares that it is ready to be tested, so Compo steps into the fray. Long-running comedy set in rural Yorkshire, starring Bill Owen and Kathy Staff

Harris accidentally drops stolen pills into Fletcher's midday cuppa - much to the annoyance of prison racketeer Harry Grout, who resents a newcomer muscling in on his patch. Classic comedy, starring Ronnie Barker. First broadcast in 1977

While Richard contends with the idea of taking early retirement, Hyacinth telephones the prime minister asking if there is anything on the honours list for him. The hen-pecked husband's reservations about the future intensify when he discovers all the plans his spouse has in store for him. Comedy, starring Clive Swift and Patricia Routledge

Boycie's competitive spirit is fired up when a broke Llewellyn challenges him to a pub quiz with a £5,000 jackpot - but sadly, Bryan, Jed and Marlene's general knowledge leaves a lot to be desired. Tyler tries to make amends after Beth accuses him of being anti-Welsh. Comedy, starring John Challis

The staff are called to stand in for Mr Partridge as children's entertainers - much to their dismay. But all is not lost when Ted and Spike see a tramp keeping the kids on the beach amused and believe he may be the answer to all their problems

Captain Mainwaring devises a cunning new way of foiling Hitler's invasion plans - but it results in Pike getting tangled up in barbed wire on the beach in the middle of a minefield during manoeuvres. Comedy first aired in 1970, starring Arthur Lowe, Ian Lavender and John Le Mesurier

Mrs Slocombe takes charge of the department while Mr Rumbold is off sick, leading to friction with the staff. Shop-floor comedy, with John Inman, Mollie Sugden and Frank Thornton

Granville tries to persuade Arkwright to buy a van, as he is fed up with having to struggle doing the rounds with the shop's outdated delivery bike. He is pleasantly surprised when his skinflint uncle agrees - until he takes the vehicle out on the road. Comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and David Jason

Arkwright decides to open the shop before dawn to catch the morning rush and tries a special promotion to get rid of some of the goods, including fig biscuits and toilet rolls

Captain Mainwaring devises a cunning new way of foiling Hitler's invasion plans - but it results in Pike getting tangled up in barbed wire on the beach in the middle of a minefield during manoeuvres. Comedy first aired in 1970, starring Arthur Lowe, Ian Lavender and John Le Mesurier

Part one of two. Compo yearns to reach for the skies in a hang-glider to impress Nora Batty, but finds a challenge to climb a tree more than enough to handle. Meanwhile, the object of his affections pesters Wally to take her out for a meal. Long-running comedy set in rural Yorkshire, starring Bill Owen and Kathy Staff