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After a morning with too many jobs on her plate, Pearl goes to work in a foul mood. A pleasant meal with her boss, however, soon turns the day around

Sonny's fallen in love with his latest girlfriend and announces their intention to marry. But when neither set of parents are supportive, the pair elope.

Hyacinth attends the christening of Daisy's granddaughter, and is upset to learn the child's mother is not married. Comedy, starring Patricia Routledge

Hyacinth spots a strange man in Elizabeth's house and becomes convinced he has spent the night there

Martin's cricket team is a man short but he cannot bring himself to ask Paul - despite the wishes of the rest of the side. Comedy, starring Richard Briers

The store advertises on Citizen Band radio, but Mrs Slocombe's attempt to publicise her underwear attracts the wrong type of customer

The inmates take advantage of the relaxed atmosphere - and of Barrowclough - with Mackay away on holiday

Pearl throws Howard out of the house, prompting him to make a stunning declaration. Cooper and Walsh get their car valeted after receiving complaints from the sergeant

Hobbo tells Howard to stand up for himself if he wants Pearl to take him back. Marina decides to seize the moment with Mr Waddle, and Tom's milk float is pulled over by the police

Hyacinth spots a strange man in Elizabeth's house and becomes convinced he has spent the night there

Martin's cricket team is a man short but he cannot bring himself to ask Paul - despite the wishes of the rest of the side. Comedy, starring Richard Briers

The inmates take advantage of the relaxed atmosphere - and of Barrowclough - with Mackay away on holiday

The platoon plans to re-enact the battle between St George and the dragon as part of the Wings for Victory fundraising effort - unaware the ARP wardens have the same idea

The store advertises on Citizen Band radio, but Mrs Slocombe's attempt to publicise her underwear attracts the wrong type of customer

Pearl throws Howard out of the house, prompting him to make a stunning declaration. Cooper and Walsh get their car valeted after receiving complaints from the sergeant

Hobbo tells Howard to stand up for himself if he wants Pearl to take him back. Marina decides to seize the moment with Mr Waddle, and Tom's milk float is pulled over by the police

The inmates take advantage of the relaxed atmosphere - and of Barrowclough - with Mackay away on holiday

Hyacinth spots a strange man in Elizabeth's house and becomes convinced he has spent the night there

The platoon plans to re-enact the battle between St George and the dragon as part of the Wings for Victory fundraising effort - unaware the ARP wardens have the same idea

Mainwaring tries to talk Frazer into depositing his hoard of gold sovereigns in a safe place - his own bank. Vintage comedy, with Arthur Lowe and John Laurie

Lord Melchett challenges Edmund to a drinking contest that he cannot get out of - but his puritanical aunt and uncle are visiting him on the same night

Del seizes a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to improve his social standing by launching his own chandelier-cleaning business

The first-ever episode of the anarchic comedy, originally broadcast in 1982. The students try to stop the council from demolishing their house. Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson star

Lenny Henry presents a series of sketches

Rory and Dino have a bust-up, Mark and Betty announce they are leaving for Australia right away and a phone call causes the Brown children to suspect one of them may be adopted

Cathy goes to extreme lengths to impress her psychologist boyfriend, Rory and Dino locate the perfect apartment, and Mark prepares to emigrate to Australia

Lord Melchett challenges Edmund to a drinking contest that he cannot get out of - but his puritanical aunt and uncle are visiting him on the same night

Del seizes a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to improve his social standing by launching his own chandelier-cleaning business

The first-ever episode of the anarchic comedy, originally broadcast in 1982. The students try to stop the council from demolishing their house. Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson star

Vintage comedy, with Messrs Barker and Corbett, featuring the final part of Death Can Be Fatal

Nightmare fantasies become reality for Ben and Bill Porter when they spend Christmas with Bill's mother Bette

After a morning with too many jobs on her plate, Pearl goes to work in a foul mood. A pleasant meal with her boss, however, soon turns the day around

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home