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Gorilla War: Alison tries to ignore the ghosts' existence, which only exacerbates the problem, while Mike's attempts to turn the house into a home leads to a DIY disaster.

Happy Death Day: Pat's family make their annual pilgrimage to the site of his death and he begs Alison to pass on a message, while Mike struggles with his bathroom-based paranoia.

Susu Again: The flirtatious Aunty Susu returns with designs on Porkpie.

Driving Me Crazy: Michael's relationship with Patricia is tested when she sees him entering a restaurant with his secretary.

Relative Strangers: Porkpie meets his estranged daughter while earning extra cash by working at the barbershop.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Up Captain Peacock: Mr Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries helps out again at the gents' and ladies' outfitters of Grace Brothers department store. The whiff of mutiny is in the air.

Can't Buy Me Love: Michael goes out with a glamorous nightclub owner in the hope that an affair will improve his social standing.

Hyacinth's plan to take Daddy on a picnic backfires when he takes the car, leaving the rest of the family stranded.

Vicars and Tarts: More domestic disharmony in suburbia as Martin's well-ordered life continues to be disrupted by the next-door neighbour. Martin organises a themed-party for charity.

The Hero: Vintage laughs with the staff of Grace Brothers. When Captain Peacock acquires a boil in a particularly painful spot, the news is soon common knowledge.

The New Suit: Ronnie Barker plays stammering shopkeeper Arkwright in this classic sitcom. Here, he needs a new suit, but is too mean to buy one. Maybe Nurse Gladys has the answer.

Oh Howard, We Should Get One of Those: Further adventures with the old boys from Yorkshire, now joined by Frank Thornton. Nora Batty and the ladies mysteriously set off in Edie's car.

The Suit That Attracts Blondes: The world's longest-running sitcom. Glenda donates something associated with Barry's racy past to a jumble sale, but it falls into the hands of Compo.

Hyacinth's plan to take Daddy on a picnic backfires when he takes the car, leaving the rest of the family stranded.

Vicars and Tarts: More domestic disharmony in suburbia as Martin's well-ordered life continues to be disrupted by the next-door neighbour. Martin organises a themed-party for charity.

The New Suit: Ronnie Barker plays stammering shopkeeper Arkwright in this classic sitcom. Here, he needs a new suit, but is too mean to buy one. Maybe Nurse Gladys has the answer.

Free Pass: Alison tries to ensure the shoot goes without a hitch when a TV company films a period drama in the house, while Julian tries his luck at betting on horse racing.

Getting Out: A luxury hotel chain makes Mike and Alison a tempting offer, and the prospect of the couple's departure drives a wedge between the ghosts.

Never Too Old: In the last episode ever made of the classic wartime sitcom, Corporal Jones falls in love and decides to marry the lovely Mrs Fox. Things, naturally, don't go to plan.

The Hero: Vintage laughs with the staff of Grace Brothers. When Captain Peacock acquires a boil in a particularly painful spot, the news is soon common knowledge.

Oh Howard, We Should Get One of Those: Further adventures with the old boys from Yorkshire, now joined by Frank Thornton. Nora Batty and the ladies mysteriously set off in Edie's car.

The Suit That Attracts Blondes: The world's longest-running sitcom. Glenda donates something associated with Barry's racy past to a jumble sale, but it falls into the hands of Compo.

The New Suit: Ronnie Barker plays stammering shopkeeper Arkwright in this classic sitcom. Here, he needs a new suit, but is too mean to buy one. Maybe Nurse Gladys has the answer.

Hyacinth's plan to take Daddy on a picnic backfires when he takes the car, leaving the rest of the family stranded.

Never Too Old: In the last episode ever made of the classic wartime sitcom, Corporal Jones falls in love and decides to marry the lovely Mrs Fox. Things, naturally, don't go to plan.

The Man and the Hour: Marking 50 years since this first ever episode of the classic wartime comedy was broadcast. Captain Mainwaring assumes command of the Local Defence Volunteers.

Free Pass: Alison tries to ensure the shoot goes without a hitch when a TV company films a period drama in the house, while Julian tries his luck at betting on horse racing.

Moonah Ston: Mike and Alison learn that their posh neighbours have an ancient claim over their land, so throw an upmarket dinner party to help resolve an issue - with the ghosts' help.

Getting Out: A luxury hotel chain makes Mike and Alison a tempting offer, and the prospect of the couple's departure drives a wedge between the ghosts.

Fatherhood: Has there ever been a happier father than Billy Connolly? Billy chats in his Florida home, divulging why pierced nipples are a must have accessory for any parent.

Free Pass: Alison tries to ensure the shoot goes without a hitch when a TV company films a period drama in the house, while Julian tries his luck at betting on horse racing.

Moonah Ston: Mike and Alison learn that their posh neighbours have an ancient claim over their land, so throw an upmarket dinner party to help resolve an issue - with the ghosts' help.

Getting Out: A luxury hotel chain makes Mike and Alison a tempting offer, and the prospect of the couple's departure drives a wedge between the ghosts.

Can't Buy Me Love: Michael goes out with a glamorous nightclub owner in the hope that an affair will improve his social standing.

Barry Humphries: Biography series using archive interviews to profile beloved entertainers. Australian comic Barry Humphries, aka Dame Edna Everage, regales us with some fabulous stories.

Growing Pains: Lee wonders who his parents are, while Michael takes Spanish lessons from Mandy.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Can't Buy Me Love: Michael goes out with a glamorous nightclub owner in the hope that an affair will improve his social standing.

Art Attack: Gloria falls for an artist, prompting Desmond to break out the brushes.

The upwardly mobile Hyacinth Bucket would strike fear into the hearts of most of the male species. Pity hubby Richard as she plans for his early retirement.

The Tea Party: Richard Briers followed up The Good Life with another classic suburban sitcom. Martin arranges activities for a group of old ladies, but Paul upsets his plans.

Anything You Can Do: Good old-fashioned British comedy. When the standard of canteen food goes from bad to worse, the staff decide to run the canteen themselves.

Arkwright's Mobile Store: Ronnie Barker is the miserly proprietor of the famous corner shop. In another bid to impress Nurse Gladys, Arkwright buys a van to expand his business.

The Only Diesel-Powered Saxophone in Captivity: Classic laughs. Clegg and Truly are astonished by Goatie Helliewell's willingness to compete with Compo in various reckless tests.

Perfection: Thy Name Is Ridley: A corking episode of the heartwarming sitcom. Compo is tired of hearing praise for a widower across the valley. And then Nora goes to visit him.

The upwardly mobile Hyacinth Bucket would strike fear into the hearts of most of the male species. Pity hubby Richard as she plans for his early retirement.

The Tea Party: Richard Briers followed up The Good Life with another classic suburban sitcom. Martin arranges activities for a group of old ladies, but Paul upsets his plans.

Arkwright's Mobile Store: Ronnie Barker is the miserly proprietor of the famous corner shop. In another bid to impress Nurse Gladys, Arkwright buys a van to expand his business.

Moonah Ston: Mike and Alison learn that their posh neighbours have an ancient claim over their land, so throw an upmarket dinner party to help resolve an issue - with the ghosts' help.

The Man and the Hour: Marking 50 years since this first ever episode of the classic wartime comedy was broadcast. Captain Mainwaring assumes command of the Local Defence Volunteers.

Anything You Can Do: Good old-fashioned British comedy. When the standard of canteen food goes from bad to worse, the staff decide to run the canteen themselves.

The Only Diesel-Powered Saxophone in Captivity: Classic laughs. Clegg and Truly are astonished by Goatie Helliewell's willingness to compete with Compo in various reckless tests.

Perfection: Thy Name Is Ridley: A corking episode of the heartwarming sitcom. Compo is tired of hearing praise for a widower across the valley. And then Nora goes to visit him.

Arkwright's Mobile Store: Ronnie Barker is the miserly proprietor of the famous corner shop. In another bid to impress Nurse Gladys, Arkwright buys a van to expand his business.

The upwardly mobile Hyacinth Bucket would strike fear into the hearts of most of the male species. Pity hubby Richard as she plans for his early retirement.

The Man and the Hour: Marking 50 years since this first ever episode of the classic wartime comedy was broadcast. Captain Mainwaring assumes command of the Local Defence Volunteers.

Museum Piece: New to Gold. First series of the beloved sitcom. The Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard go to great lengths to equip themselves as a powerful fighting force.

Big Brother: It's the first ever episode of the iconic sitcom, introducing Peckham's finest to the world. Young Rodney must decide whether to go into business with Del.

Go West Young Man: Ducking and diving from the Peckham wide boys. After Del manages to sell a rust-bucket of a car, he decides that he and Rodders have earned a night on the town.

Rabbit: Lee Mack stars in the laugh-out-loud flatshare sitcom packed with wry one-liners. Lee and Daisy help Lucy when she runs over a pet rabbit that belonged to a client.

Babies: Debs rues the day she ever gave the boys her flat keys. They can't resist reading her diaries, ogling at her photos, and then Tony spills a drink in her underwear drawer.

Infidelity: More great comedy with Gary and Tony who just can't, or maybe won't, grow up. Gary suspects that his girlfriend Dorothy is having an affair, and gets Tony to investigate.

Big Brother: It's the first ever episode of the iconic sitcom, introducing Peckham's finest to the world. Young Rodney must decide whether to go into business with Del.

Go West Young Man: Ducking and diving from the Peckham wide boys. After Del manages to sell a rust-bucket of a car, he decides that he and Rodders have earned a night on the town.

Rabbit: Lee Mack stars in the laugh-out-loud flatshare sitcom packed with wry one-liners. Lee and Daisy help Lucy when she runs over a pet rabbit that belonged to a client.

Babies: Debs rues the day she ever gave the boys her flat keys. They can't resist reading her diaries, ogling at her photos, and then Tony spills a drink in her underwear drawer.

Infidelity: More great comedy with Gary and Tony who just can't, or maybe won't, grow up. Gary suspects that his girlfriend Dorothy is having an affair, and gets Tony to investigate.

Art Attack: Gloria falls for an artist, prompting Desmond to break out the brushes.

The Waiting Game: Desmond and Shirley are all dressed up for a dinner-dance at the Hilton - until Porkpie arrives with surprising news.

Lee's Journey: Lee goes to Liverpool in search of his mother, unaware that she's already come to London to look for him.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Art Attack: Gloria falls for an artist, prompting Desmond to break out the brushes.

Go With the Flo: Matthew's sister Florence arrives from Africa to take him home for good, despite his reluctance.

Pity poor Richard as he contemplates retirement in the suburban sitcom. Hyacinth must put her plans for him on hold when Rose starts behaving outrageously.

The Cricket Match: Classic sitcom with the brilliant pairing of Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton. Martin throws a googly when Paul asks if he can join the local cricket team.

The Agent: Shop floor shenanigans in the classic sitcom set in Grace Bros department store. Mr Goldberg establishes his own recruitment agency to supplement his income.

Shedding at the Wedding: The wedding of Nurse Gladys Emmanuel's niece causes embarrassment for Arkwright when he loses his trousers.

Nowhere Particular: Laughs with the old gents of Yorkshire. Howard secretly buys an old van and asks Wesley to customise it for him to make it comfortable for long journeys.

From Audrey Nash to the Widow Dilhooley: Laughs with the adventurous Yorkshiremen. When Ivy and Nora reveal a childhood friend is returning from Australia, Truly is emotional.

Pity poor Richard as he contemplates retirement in the suburban sitcom. Hyacinth must put her plans for him on hold when Rose starts behaving outrageously.

The Cricket Match: Classic sitcom with the brilliant pairing of Richard Briers and Penelope Wilton. Martin throws a googly when Paul asks if he can join the local cricket team.

Shedding at the Wedding: The wedding of Nurse Gladys Emmanuel's niece causes embarrassment for Arkwright when he loses his trousers.

Big Brother: It's the first ever episode of the iconic sitcom, introducing Peckham's finest to the world. Young Rodney must decide whether to go into business with Del.

Museum Piece: New to Gold. First series of the beloved sitcom. The Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard go to great lengths to equip themselves as a powerful fighting force.

The Agent: Shop floor shenanigans in the classic sitcom set in Grace Bros department store. Mr Goldberg establishes his own recruitment agency to supplement his income.

Nowhere Particular: Laughs with the old gents of Yorkshire. Howard secretly buys an old van and asks Wesley to customise it for him to make it comfortable for long journeys.

From Audrey Nash to the Widow Dilhooley: Laughs with the adventurous Yorkshiremen. When Ivy and Nora reveal a childhood friend is returning from Australia, Truly is emotional.

Shedding at the Wedding: The wedding of Nurse Gladys Emmanuel's niece causes embarrassment for Arkwright when he loses his trousers.

Pity poor Richard as he contemplates retirement in the suburban sitcom. Hyacinth must put her plans for him on hold when Rose starts behaving outrageously.

Museum Piece: New to Gold. First series of the beloved sitcom. The Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard go to great lengths to equip themselves as a powerful fighting force.

Command Decision: New to Gold. First series of the classic sitcom. Captain Mainwaring puts the defence of the realm before personal pride.

The Second Time Around: Love comes into Del's life when an old flame returns to London. But Rodney and Grandad are determined to extinguish the torch that Del is carrying.

Slow Bus to Chingford: You can't help but admire Del's flair for enterprise as he ropes in a reluctant Rodney and Grandad into Trotter Watch Security and Trotter's Ethnic Tours.

Skiing: Lee Mack's off-piste sitcom. The gang go on a skiing trip to Europe, but Lee, Lucy and Daisy find that getting stuck in a cable car with a pregnant woman is snow joke.

Pornography: Classic laddish laughs. Gary tries to sabotage Dorothy's relationship with new boyfriend Jamie. Tony has to choose between a new girlfriend and his adult magazines.

Three Girlfriends: This could be retitled Men Behaving Sadly, as a desperate Gary needs a date to take to Dorothy's engagement party and decides to make a move on one of Tony's women.

The Second Time Around: Love comes into Del's life when an old flame returns to London. But Rodney and Grandad are determined to extinguish the torch that Del is carrying.

Slow Bus to Chingford: You can't help but admire Del's flair for enterprise as he ropes in a reluctant Rodney and Grandad into Trotter Watch Security and Trotter's Ethnic Tours.

Skiing: Lee Mack's off-piste sitcom. The gang go on a skiing trip to Europe, but Lee, Lucy and Daisy find that getting stuck in a cable car with a pregnant woman is snow joke.

Pornography: Classic laddish laughs. Gary tries to sabotage Dorothy's relationship with new boyfriend Jamie. Tony has to choose between a new girlfriend and his adult magazines.

Three Girlfriends: This could be retitled Men Behaving Sadly, as a desperate Gary needs a date to take to Dorothy's engagement party and decides to make a move on one of Tony's women.

Go With the Flo: Matthew's sister Florence arrives from Africa to take him home for good, despite his reluctance.

Daydreams: Shirley and Desmond have different ideas when it comes to moving house.

Calypso: The barber meets a ghost from his past and thinks it's the end of his marriage.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Go With the Flo: Matthew's sister Florence arrives from Africa to take him home for good, despite his reluctance.

My Two Sons: Michael is put in charge of redundancies at the bank and Sean organises things in the barbershop.

When Hyacinth and Richard stay in a country cottage, things go awry when she tries to organise a barbeque.

A Married Man: Richard Briers delivers a comic tour-de-force in the suburban sitcom. Ann and Martin invite Paul and his girlfriend for dinner, and Martin is determined to impress.

Is It Catching?: Shop floor shenanigans from Grace Bros department store. When Mr Humphries contracts a rare tropical disease, the whole department has to be isolated.

St Albert's Day: Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

Support Your Local Skydiver: Classic laughs from the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. In order to overcome Nora Batty's apathy towards him, Compo parades a more glamorous image.

The Pony Set: Young-at-heart sitcom. Auntie Wainwright has a new line in all things equestrian, causing quite a stir. But Compo, Clegg and Truly have other things on their minds.

When Hyacinth and Richard stay in a country cottage, things go awry when she tries to organise a barbeque.

A Married Man: Richard Briers delivers a comic tour-de-force in the suburban sitcom. Ann and Martin invite Paul and his girlfriend for dinner, and Martin is determined to impress.

St Albert's Day: Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

The Second Time Around: Love comes into Del's life when an old flame returns to London. But Rodney and Grandad are determined to extinguish the torch that Del is carrying.

Command Decision: New to Gold. First series of the classic sitcom. Captain Mainwaring puts the defence of the realm before personal pride.

Is It Catching?: Shop floor shenanigans from Grace Bros department store. When Mr Humphries contracts a rare tropical disease, the whole department has to be isolated.

Support Your Local Skydiver: Classic laughs from the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. In order to overcome Nora Batty's apathy towards him, Compo parades a more glamorous image.

The Pony Set: Young-at-heart sitcom. Auntie Wainwright has a new line in all things equestrian, causing quite a stir. But Compo, Clegg and Truly have other things on their minds.

St Albert's Day: Big laughs with Ronnie Barker as miserly shopkeeper Arkwright. He invents a Saint's day so that Granville can check the pockets of a visitor suspected of shoplifting.

When Hyacinth and Richard stay in a country cottage, things go awry when she tries to organise a barbeque.

Command Decision: New to Gold. First series of the classic sitcom. Captain Mainwaring puts the defence of the realm before personal pride.

The Enemy within the Gates: New to Gold. First series of the classic sitcom. The platoon triumphs over problems of security, fifth columnists and parachuting airmen.

The Long Legs of the Law: Poor old Rodders! He finally finds romance but proceeds to send the whole Trotter household into a panic with his choice of girlfriend. Genius comedy!

Ashes to Ashes: The Trotters pay their respects to Trigger's recently deceased grandmother, only to end up trying to respectfully dispose of her late husband's ashes.

Therapy: Comedy legend Bobby Ball is back as Lee Mack's scrounging dad in the side-splitting sitcom. Lucy tries to use her counselling skills to reunite the estranged pair.

Drunk: Laddish laughs from the '90s. What a quandary for Gary: a romantic meal with Dorothy or 'Beers of the World Night' down the local. Will he get it right?

In Bed with Dorothy: More brilliant comedy with those boys who just can't grow up. Tony needs glasses, and Gary's patience as a nursemaid to Dorothy lasts just under two hours.

iMammy (Batteries Not Included): The Irish matriarch returns and the air turns blue. Baby fever hits the Brown household as a pregnant Maria prepares for motherhood.

SuperMammy: Popular comedy about a loudmouthed Irish matriarch and her family. When Agnes's family start making comments about her weight, she decides to go on a diet.

The Long Legs of the Law: Poor old Rodders! He finally finds romance but proceeds to send the whole Trotter household into a panic with his choice of girlfriend. Genius comedy!

Ashes to Ashes: The Trotters pay their respects to Trigger's recently deceased grandmother, only to end up trying to respectfully dispose of her late husband's ashes.

Therapy: Comedy legend Bobby Ball is back as Lee Mack's scrounging dad in the side-splitting sitcom. Lucy tries to use her counselling skills to reunite the estranged pair.

Drunk: Laddish laughs from the '90s. What a quandary for Gary: a romantic meal with Dorothy or 'Beers of the World Night' down the local. Will he get it right?

In Bed with Dorothy: More brilliant comedy with those boys who just can't grow up. Tony needs glasses, and Gary's patience as a nursemaid to Dorothy lasts just under two hours.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

My Two Sons: Michael is put in charge of redundancies at the bank and Sean organises things in the barbershop.

The Godmother: Michael faces the prospect of marriage, but Beverley has other plans for him.

Hyacinth makes some expensive holiday plans before dashing off to fulfil her church cleaning tasks.

Housework: Penelope Wilton puts up with more obsessive behaviour from Richard Briers in the timeless sitcom. While Ann's in hospital, Martin struggles with the housework.

A Personal Problem: Captain Peacock becomes convinced that his wife is having an affair with Mr Rumbold. She must like men with big ears!

An Errand Boy by the Ear: The much-loved Roy Clarke cornershop comedy teaming up Messrs Barker and Jason. The customers are upset by Arkwright dragging Granville around by the ear.

How Errol Flynn Discovered the Secret: More senior silliness in Yorkshire. Here, Compo discovers Nora Batty's secret scar, and the chaps meet Billy Hardcastle dressed as Robin Hood.

Who's Thrown Her Tom Cruise Photographs Away?: Young-at-heart sitcom. When Marina is stood up by Howard, she decides to give up on men. Truly sees a way of making Marina jealous.

Hyacinth makes some expensive holiday plans before dashing off to fulfil her church cleaning tasks.

Housework: Penelope Wilton puts up with more obsessive behaviour from Richard Briers in the timeless sitcom. While Ann's in hospital, Martin struggles with the housework.

An Errand Boy by the Ear: The much-loved Roy Clarke cornershop comedy teaming up Messrs Barker and Jason. The customers are upset by Arkwright dragging Granville around by the ear.

The Long Legs of the Law: Poor old Rodders! He finally finds romance but proceeds to send the whole Trotter household into a panic with his choice of girlfriend. Genius comedy!

The Enemy within the Gates: New to Gold. First series of the classic sitcom. The platoon triumphs over problems of security, fifth columnists and parachuting airmen.

A Personal Problem: Captain Peacock becomes convinced that his wife is having an affair with Mr Rumbold. She must like men with big ears!

How Errol Flynn Discovered the Secret: More senior silliness in Yorkshire. Here, Compo discovers Nora Batty's secret scar, and the chaps meet Billy Hardcastle dressed as Robin Hood.

Who's Thrown Her Tom Cruise Photographs Away?: Young-at-heart sitcom. When Marina is stood up by Howard, she decides to give up on men. Truly sees a way of making Marina jealous.

An Errand Boy by the Ear: The much-loved Roy Clarke cornershop comedy teaming up Messrs Barker and Jason. The customers are upset by Arkwright dragging Granville around by the ear.

Hyacinth makes some expensive holiday plans before dashing off to fulfil her church cleaning tasks.

The Enemy within the Gates: New to Gold. First series of the classic sitcom. The platoon triumphs over problems of security, fifth columnists and parachuting airmen.

The Showing Up of Corporal Jones: New to Gold. First series of the classic wartime sitcom. Corporal Jones is put to the test and the Home Guard ensure that he is not found wanting.

No Greater Love: More belly laughs with one of comedy's great pairings, Del and Rodney. When Rodney falls in love, he doesn't appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand.

The Yellow Peril: Bad French, a three-wheel car and appalling cocktails. It must be the Trotters! Del can never resist the temptation to make a quick profit, but this deal is dodgy.

Conference: The chucklesome slacker sitcom. Loser Lee poses as Lucy's husband - and then dad - in a bid to stop her flirting with male delegates at a trade conference!

iMammy (Batteries Not Included): The Irish matriarch returns and the air turns blue. Baby fever hits the Brown household as a pregnant Maria prepares for motherhood.

SuperMammy: Popular comedy about a loudmouthed Irish matriarch and her family. When Agnes's family start making comments about her weight, she decides to go on a diet.

The lads journey through space and time inside Eddie's lavatorial time machine, The Turdis.