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The Foster family are thrilled to see a black man on television. He is the Reverend Steve Smith, a man they remember from Guyana

The family have trouble convincing Samuel that he needs to see a doctor. The children think their father's emotional outbursts and headaches are symptoms of hypertension

Daisy encourages Onslow to behave more ardently toward her, while Hyacinth tries to arrange a social event. Patricia Routledge and Judy Cornwell star

Barry gets locked in the pub on Christmas night and makes the most of the experience. Festive special from 1990, starring Mike Grady

The staff complain when they are expected to attend a conference outside working hours. Comedy, starring Mollie Sugden and Trevor Bannister. First shown in 1973

Granville tries to sell a huge wheel of cheese which is long past its sell by date. Leroy gets sick of delivering goods by bicycle and demands his father invest in a van

Feeling rejected by Nora Batty, Compo decides to look up an old girlfriend from his schooldays

The friends meet a mysterious man who has a machine that can locate 'hidden forces'

Barry gets locked in the pub on Christmas night and makes the most of the experience. Festive special from 1990, starring Mike Grady

Daisy encourages Onslow to behave more ardently toward her, while Hyacinth tries to arrange a social event. Patricia Routledge and Judy Cornwell star

Tom learns Margo has been keeping appointments at a mysterious address and immediately leaps to the conclusion that she is having an affair. Comedy, starring Richard Briers

Granville tries to sell a huge wheel of cheese which is long past its sell by date. Leroy gets sick of delivering goods by bicycle and demands his father invest in a van

Mainwaring and the platoon are assigned to guard a vital telephone line through the night, but wake to find an unexploded bomb caught in the wires. Comedy, starring Arthur Lowe

The staff complain when they are expected to attend a conference outside working hours. Comedy, starring Mollie Sugden and Trevor Bannister. First shown in 1973

Feeling rejected by Nora Batty, Compo decides to look up an old girlfriend from his schooldays

The friends meet a mysterious man who has a machine that can locate 'hidden forces'

Granville tries to sell a huge wheel of cheese which is long past its sell by date. Leroy gets sick of delivering goods by bicycle and demands his father invest in a van

Daisy encourages Onslow to behave more ardently toward her, while Hyacinth tries to arrange a social event. Patricia Routledge and Judy Cornwell star

Mainwaring and the platoon are assigned to guard a vital telephone line through the night, but wake to find an unexploded bomb caught in the wires. Comedy, starring Arthur Lowe

Lance Corporal Jones takes the plunge and decides to make an honest woman of Mrs Fox. Last-ever episode of the wartime comedy, starring Arthur Lowe

Tom learns Margo has been keeping appointments at a mysterious address and immediately leaps to the conclusion that she is having an affair. Comedy, starring Richard Briers

Part one of two. Edina has a cliff-hanging encounter with the Almighty during a near-death experience on the slopes of Val d'Isere. Saffy's love life finally gets off the ground

Richie and Eddie hear of a fixed horse race - and soon come up with a cunning plan to raise enough money to place a bet

Animation looking at the impact the Wise Owl public information films from the 1970s had on young people, told through the eyes of Ronnie

Edmund takes an instant dislike to two superstitious actors employed to help Prince George improve his speech-making. Guest starring Hugh Paddick and Kenneth Connor

Part one of two. Edina has a cliff-hanging encounter with the Almighty during a near-death experience on the slopes of Val d'Isere. Saffy's love life finally gets off the ground

Richie and Eddie hear of a fixed horse race - and soon come up with a cunning plan to raise enough money to place a bet

Animation looking at the impact the Wise Owl public information films from the 1970s had on young people, told through the eyes of Ronnie

Edmund takes an instant dislike to two superstitious actors employed to help Prince George improve his speech-making. Guest starring Hugh Paddick and Kenneth Connor

The talented comedy performers welcome their guest stars Tessa Sanderson and group Rhythm 'n' Bass

Norman Beaton is the guest on the last of the multi-cultural comedy series which features a knees up down the Rub a Dub

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