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The posse meet three cat clerics who worship Lister. Lister vows to help them as they're being hunted by a feral cat leader who wants to wipe out cats who worship anyone but him. Ray Fearon joins the regular cast as the ruthless Rodon, leader of the feral cats, with Tom Bennett, Mandeep Dhillon and Lucy Pearman as the cat clerics

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

Pike tempts fate by taking his girlfriend Sylvia out to the cinema in Mainwaring's new staff car - which promptly breaks down, leaving them stranded miles from anywhere. Classic comedy first shown in 1977, starring Arthur Lowe and Ian Lavender

Lee Mack's not having much luck with lights these days, whether it's the fizzling sign at the start of this show, the blackout during his recent Sheffield gig, or the dimly lit area at the start of this seventh series. Lee and Lucy have enjoyed a spot of culture at their local cinema, but the sparkle of a French movie is soon diminished when the romantic walk home finds them in an imposing underpass. She has her handbag stolen by a bunch of cocky youths from under his nose. Given the fact the layabout failed to protect her, or come up with an accurate description of their muggers, Lee feels the urge to prove his manliness, but will a spell at the local boxing ring be a help or a hindrance? Sally Bretton and Katy Wix also star

Lister meets old flame Kristine Kochanski thanks to a strange overlap of dimensions, which sends Kryten into a jealous rage and leaves him plotting her sudden disappearance. Comedy, starring Craig Charles, Robert Llewellyn and Chloe Annett

The ship's generator breaks down, sending the crew members into a blind panic as they try to locate the engine room. Their eventful journey along a labyrinth of ducts reveals a few surprises, and sees Lister get up to unusual antics on top of a crate of canned pilchards. Comedy, starring Craig Charles, Danny John-Jules and Robert Llewellyn

Wretched flatmates Richie and Eddie go camping in the country - but a complete lack of basic equipment ensures their efforts to get back to nature end in disaster. Anarchic comedy, starring Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson

Lee Mack's not having much luck with lights these days, whether it's the fizzling sign at the start of this show, the blackout during his recent Sheffield gig, or the dimly lit area at the start of this seventh series. Lee and Lucy have enjoyed a spot of culture at their local cinema, but the sparkle of a French movie is soon diminished when the romantic walk home finds them in an imposing underpass. She has her handbag stolen by a bunch of cocky youths from under his nose. Given the fact the layabout failed to protect her, or come up with an accurate description of their muggers, Lee feels the urge to prove his manliness, but will a spell at the local boxing ring be a help or a hindrance? Sally Bretton and Katy Wix also star