Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Tom is excited about going back to his old flat and, thanks to an old film and an old friend, there are surprises round the corner.

Ives is keen to be a part of Fletcher's gambling enterprise, something Mackay is determined to stop, so when Fletcher rejects Ives, things go terribly wrong for Fletcher - or do they?

Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. As a by-product of her efforts, Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey. Marlene, with the help of their staff, tries to use her charity contacts to help her husband achieve his dream. Unfortunately, life is very rarely that simple, particularly where Boycie and Marlene are concerned.

Staff that have reached a certain age have been made redundant, including Mrs Slocombe. Refusing to leave Grace Brothers, she becomes a cleaner and her position is filled by a younger woman.

Having unwisely exchanged addresses with someone while on holiday, Barry and Glenda are surprised when the man turns up. They are even more alarmed when he reveals he has an unusual hobby.

Alvin wants to take Nora for a ride in a sidecar, but he has no chance. Meanwhile, Nora reveals a long-standing feud with one Audrey Craig, who had the audacity to laugh about her hat at a wedding.

A drunken Fairbrother is escorted to his chalet by predatory Yellowcoat Gladys Pugh.

Ives is keen to be a part of Fletcher's gambling enterprise, something Mackay is determined to stop, so when Fletcher rejects Ives, things go terribly wrong for Fletcher - or do they?

Hyacinth finds herself faced with one problem after another, all of which seem to centre around her family.

Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. As a by-product of her efforts, Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey. Marlene, with the help of their staff, tries to use her charity contacts to help her husband achieve his dream. Unfortunately, life is very rarely that simple, particularly where Boycie and Marlene are concerned.

Captain Mainwaring's platoon provides a guard of honour for a royal train passing through Walmington.

A drunken Fairbrother is escorted to his chalet by predatory Yellowcoat Gladys Pugh.

Staff that have reached a certain age have been made redundant, including Mrs Slocombe. Refusing to leave Grace Brothers, she becomes a cleaner and her position is filled by a younger woman.

Ives is keen to be a part of Fletcher's gambling enterprise, something Mackay is determined to stop, so when Fletcher rejects Ives, things go terribly wrong for Fletcher - or do they?

Captain Mainwaring's platoon provides a guard of honour for a royal train passing through Walmington.

Having unwisely exchanged addresses with someone while on holiday, Barry and Glenda are surprised when the man turns up. They are even more alarmed when he reveals he has an unusual hobby.

Alvin wants to take Nora for a ride in a sidecar, but he has no chance. Meanwhile, Nora reveals a long-standing feud with one Audrey Craig, who had the audacity to laugh about her hat at a wedding.

Hyacinth finds herself faced with one problem after another, all of which seem to centre around her family.

Ives is keen to be a part of Fletcher's gambling enterprise, something Mackay is determined to stop, so when Fletcher rejects Ives, things go terribly wrong for Fletcher - or do they?

The Home Guard has been issued with an anti-tank gun and they have attached it to the back of Jones's van.

Staff that have reached a certain age have been made redundant, including Mrs Slocombe. Refusing to leave Grace Brothers, she becomes a cleaner and her position is filled by a younger woman.

Alan moves on from his TV chat show to Radio Norwich in the graveyard slot. First he has one final meeting with the BBC to see if he can return to television.

After a nervous breakdown which saw him driving all the way to Dundee in his bare feet, Alan has managed to rebuild his life. He has usurped a coveted slot on Radio Norwich, much to the annoyance of fellow DJ Dave Clifton, and has a girlfriend, the oddball Ukrainian Sonia. He has also finally moved on from the Linton Travel Tavern -into a caravan.

When three becomes a crowd, Gary is forced to choose between live-in lover Dorothy and live-in mate Tony. A painful decision, but not as painful as Tony's tattoo, which is intended to prove his love for Deborah.

Danny Bhoy is your host for the evening, introducing acts from Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

Alan moves on from his TV chat show to Radio Norwich in the graveyard slot. First he has one final meeting with the BBC to see if he can return to television.

After a nervous breakdown which saw him driving all the way to Dundee in his bare feet, Alan has managed to rebuild his life. He has usurped a coveted slot on Radio Norwich, much to the annoyance of fellow DJ Dave Clifton, and has a girlfriend, the oddball Ukrainian Sonia. He has also finally moved on from the Linton Travel Tavern -into a caravan.

When three becomes a crowd, Gary is forced to choose between live-in lover Dorothy and live-in mate Tony. A painful decision, but not as painful as Tony's tattoo, which is intended to prove his love for Deborah.

Danny Bhoy is your host for the evening, introducing acts from Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

Tom is excited about going back to his old flat and, thanks to an old film and an old friend, there are surprises round the corner.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Tom, while naturally delighted that his parents are together again, is busy thinking about his own future with his father's secretary, Madeline.

Fletcher and Godber try to get through the night as they try to imagine what they would be doing on the outside, and who they would be doing it with.

Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, Puddle of Agony, but Boycie, who was brought up in the school of hard knocks, refuses to cough up. He challenges his son to stand on his own two feet and prove he is a businessman by raising the money himself. This proves difficult, with the local vicinity being gripped by fear of Animal Freedom protestors.

There's trouble in the Peacock home and the staff of Grace Bros rally round when they discover Captain Peacock's shameful secret.

When Billy and Alvin hear that the former Mrs Truelove has been trying to contact Truly, what else would his good friends do but terrorise him with news that a strange woman is in town trying to find him.

Lennie from the pickle factory, who has visions of sailing the canals in a swan boat, unwisely allows Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Billy to help him on his way.

The Home Guard has been issued with an anti-tank gun and they have attached it to the back of Jones's van.

Fletcher and Godber try to get through the night as they try to imagine what they would be doing on the outside, and who they would be doing it with.

Hyacinth is not looking forward to Onslow's birthday celebrations, but news that a limousine awaits her and Richard to take them to the proceedings soon changes her mind.

Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, Puddle of Agony, but Boycie, who was brought up in the school of hard knocks, refuses to cough up. He challenges his son to stand on his own two feet and prove he is a businessman by raising the money himself. This proves difficult, with the local vicinity being gripped by fear of Animal Freedom protestors.

The Home Guard has been issued with an anti-tank gun and they have attached it to the back of Jones's van.

Spike is in love, and his prospective father-in-law wants him to join the family business.

There's trouble in the Peacock home and the staff of Grace Bros rally round when they discover Captain Peacock's shameful secret.

Fletcher and Godber try to get through the night as they try to imagine what they would be doing on the outside, and who they would be doing it with.

The Home Guard has been issued with an anti-tank gun and they have attached it to the back of Jones's van.

When Billy and Alvin hear that the former Mrs Truelove has been trying to contact Truly, what else would his good friends do but terrorise him with news that a strange woman is in town trying to find him.

Lennie from the pickle factory, who has visions of sailing the canals in a swan boat, unwisely allows Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Billy to help him on his way.

Hyacinth is not looking forward to Onslow's birthday celebrations, but news that a limousine awaits her and Richard to take them to the proceedings soon changes her mind.

Fletcher and Godber try to get through the night as they try to imagine what they would be doing on the outside, and who they would be doing it with.

Captain Mainwaring is annoyed when a death elevates Sergeant Wilson to the fringes of the aristocracy.

There's trouble in the Peacock home and the staff of Grace Bros rally round when they discover Captain Peacock's shameful secret.

Due to the sudden illness of its regular host, the weekday magazine show `This Time' welcomes Alan Partridge as guest presenter. The consummate broadcaster sees this as a chance to flit effortlessly between seal pups, hand washing and cyberterrorism.

Alan's girlfriend, bonkers Russian Sonja, has decided to sell mugs with Alan's face on them. Meanwhile, Michael is staying in Alan's unfinished house for a few days, and Alan launches his new conferencing company, Apache Presentation, at a fireplace awards ceremony.

A cramped weekend away in a small caravan could spell disaster. Tony becomes obsessively jealous, and Gary becomes obsessive.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Due to the sudden illness of its regular host, the weekday magazine show `This Time' welcomes Alan Partridge as guest presenter. The consummate broadcaster sees this as a chance to flit effortlessly between seal pups, hand washing and cyberterrorism.

Alan's girlfriend, bonkers Russian Sonja, has decided to sell mugs with Alan's face on them. Meanwhile, Michael is staying in Alan's unfinished house for a few days, and Alan launches his new conferencing company, Apache Presentation, at a fireplace awards ceremony.

A cramped weekend away in a small caravan could spell disaster. Tony becomes obsessively jealous, and Gary becomes obsessive.

Spike is in love, and his prospective father-in-law wants him to join the family business.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Tom, while naturally delighted that his parents are together again, is busy thinking about his own future with his father's secretary, Madeline.

Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, Puddle of Agony, but Boycie, who was brought up in the school of hard knocks, refuses to cough up. He challenges his son to stand on his own two feet and prove he is a businessman by raising the money himself. This proves difficult, with the local vicinity being gripped by fear of Animal Freedom protestors.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Toby and Angela are still in Portugal where their reconciliation seems to be working. Back in London, Tom and Madeline are busy fixing a date for their wedding.

When Fletch and Godber are allowed out in a work gang, Mr Barrowclough gets more than he bargained for.

Marlene is worried about Tyler being in a deep depression, and on what appears to be a starvation diet. He is withdrawn, and spends every hour painting gloomy pictures, and Marlene is forced to call for the help of her mother, Dora. Can Dora solve the mystery and put a smile back on her grandson's face?

The staff at Grace Bros are working late, but they are not alone in the building. There's a thief about. Well, two actually.

Clegg climbs a tree to prove a point and finds that what goes up doesn't come down so easily. However, with the help of his friends, he eventually comes down to earth.

Tempted by the superior quality of her baking, a renowned romancer of gullible women focuses his attentions on the widow Nora Batty.

Captain Mainwaring is annoyed when a death elevates Sergeant Wilson to the fringes of the aristocracy.

When Fletch and Godber are allowed out in a work gang, Mr Barrowclough gets more than he bargained for.

Hyacinth finds herself with an ideal opportunity to impress Emmet with her singing when she discovers that he is involved in a concert at the church hall. However, Richard has other things on his mind, dreading the thought of early retirement and having to spend more time with his wife.

Marlene is worried about Tyler being in a deep depression, and on what appears to be a starvation diet. He is withdrawn, and spends every hour painting gloomy pictures, and Marlene is forced to call for the help of her mother, Dora. Can Dora solve the mystery and put a smile back on her grandson's face?

Captain Mainwaring is annoyed when a death elevates Sergeant Wilson to the fringes of the aristocracy.

Ted is left out in the cold when the ballroom dancers throw a party.

The staff at Grace Bros are working late, but they are not alone in the building. There's a thief about. Well, two actually.

When Fletch and Godber are allowed out in a work gang, Mr Barrowclough gets more than he bargained for.

Captain Mainwaring is annoyed when a death elevates Sergeant Wilson to the fringes of the aristocracy.

Clegg climbs a tree to prove a point and finds that what goes up doesn't come down so easily. However, with the help of his friends, he eventually comes down to earth.

Tempted by the superior quality of her baking, a renowned romancer of gullible women focuses his attentions on the widow Nora Batty.

Hyacinth finds herself with an ideal opportunity to impress Emmet with her singing when she discovers that he is involved in a concert at the church hall. However, Richard has other things on his mind, dreading the thought of early retirement and having to spend more time with his wife.

When Fletch and Godber are allowed out in a work gang, Mr Barrowclough gets more than he bargained for.

The van transporting the platoon breaks down outside what looks like a deserted house. Mainwaring decides that they should bed down for the night, but they get a nasty surprise in the morning courtesy of some four-legged friends.

The staff at Grace Bros are working late, but they are not alone in the building. There's a thief about. Well, two actually.

The socially inept Alan Partridge has been staying at the Linton Travel Tavern for ten weeks, has failed to get a second series and is days away from bankruptcy. Meanwhile, he has fallen in love.

Alan's new friend Dan pulls some strings in order to get Alan the job of presenting a prize at the Norfolk Bravery Awards. Meanwhile, Alan's barmy girlfriend, Sonja, has decided that practical jokes are hilarious, especially plastic fried eggs.

Gary shows his true colours - yellow, mostly - in a road rage incident and a serious damage limitation exercise is called for. Meanwhile, Tony has problems of his own when he suspects Deborah is having a lesbian affair.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

The socially inept Alan Partridge has been staying at the Linton Travel Tavern for ten weeks, has failed to get a second series and is days away from bankruptcy. Meanwhile, he has fallen in love.

Alan's new friend Dan pulls some strings in order to get Alan the job of presenting a prize at the Norfolk Bravery Awards. Meanwhile, Alan's barmy girlfriend, Sonja, has decided that practical jokes are hilarious, especially plastic fried eggs.

Gary shows his true colours - yellow, mostly - in a road rage incident and a serious damage limitation exercise is called for. Meanwhile, Tony has problems of his own when he suspects Deborah is having a lesbian affair.

Ted is left out in the cold when the ballroom dancers throw a party.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Toby and Angela are still in Portugal where their reconciliation seems to be working. Back in London, Tom and Madeline are busy fixing a date for their wedding.

Marlene is worried about Tyler being in a deep depression, and on what appears to be a starvation diet. He is withdrawn, and spends every hour painting gloomy pictures, and Marlene is forced to call for the help of her mother, Dora. Can Dora solve the mystery and put a smile back on her grandson's face?

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Perhaps there is some substance in Angela's fears that her reconciliation with Toby may not withstand their return to routine domesticity.

The staff at Grace Bros find a novel use for a new closed-circuit security system which could not be less secure.

Boycie and Marlene drive Tyler back to his old university where his band, `Puddle of Agony', is about to perform its very first gig. The staff, left alone to look after the Grange, decide to help a couple of ghost-hunters who have arrived in the area seeking phantoms and ghouls. While Tyler's career seems to be slipping downhill, Bryan, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy appear to be in seventh heaven.

Mr Grace decides that the store should still be making money outside shopping hours - and the staff are expected to come up with ideas.

While Howard is alarmed that his love life might feature strongly in Clegg's memoirs, Smiler is devastated when a potential relationship suddenly ends.

Smiler pretends to be an intellectual in an attempt to enchant Marina. Howard, a simple thinker, wants to keep an eye on them at the poetry group without being seen so, foolishly, he goes along with Truly's idea.

The van transporting the platoon breaks down outside what looks like a deserted house. Mainwaring decides that they should bed down for the night, but they get a nasty surprise in the morning courtesy of some four-legged friends.

The staff at Grace Bros find a novel use for a new closed-circuit security system which could not be less secure.

Hyacinth is forced to intervene when Daddy overspends in a toy department, dresses up as a spaceman and proceeds to go on the rampage.

Boycie and Marlene drive Tyler back to his old university where his band, `Puddle of Agony', is about to perform its very first gig. The staff, left alone to look after the Grange, decide to help a couple of ghost-hunters who have arrived in the area seeking phantoms and ghouls. While Tyler's career seems to be slipping downhill, Bryan, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy appear to be in seventh heaven.

The van transporting the platoon breaks down outside what looks like a deserted house. Mainwaring decides that they should bed down for the night, but they get a nasty surprise in the morning courtesy of some four-legged friends.

Joe Maplin orders the camp staff to enter a float in the local carnival.

Mr Grace decides that the store should still be making money outside shopping hours - and the staff are expected to come up with ideas.

The staff at Grace Bros find a novel use for a new closed-circuit security system which could not be less secure.

The van transporting the platoon breaks down outside what looks like a deserted house. Mainwaring decides that they should bed down for the night, but they get a nasty surprise in the morning courtesy of some four-legged friends.

While Howard is alarmed that his love life might feature strongly in Clegg's memoirs, Smiler is devastated when a potential relationship suddenly ends.

Smiler pretends to be an intellectual in an attempt to enchant Marina. Howard, a simple thinker, wants to keep an eye on them at the poetry group without being seen so, foolishly, he goes along with Truly's idea.

Hyacinth is forced to intervene when Daddy overspends in a toy department, dresses up as a spaceman and proceeds to go on the rampage.

The staff at Grace Bros find a novel use for a new closed-circuit security system which could not be less secure.

Captain Mainwaring is temporarily in hospital and during his absence Sergeant Wilson allows the Vicar to join the platoon.

Mr Grace decides that the store should still be making money outside shopping hours - and the staff are expected to come up with ideas.

Alan pays the price when he insults Norfolk's farmers on his radio show, and gets into even more difficulty when he accepts the job of fronting a boating holiday promotional video.

It's the bank holiday weekend and Alan is planning to watch all the James Bond movies back to back while fitting in a visit to Lynn's mother's grave. Meanwhile, Geordie Michael is getting over-friendly with another customer at the garage.

The big day has arrived, complete with last-minute doubts, but best man Tony is determined that all should go according to plan. Also, Deborah agrees to sleep with Tony - after Gary and Dorothy are married.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Alan pays the price when he insults Norfolk's farmers on his radio show, and gets into even more difficulty when he accepts the job of fronting a boating holiday promotional video.

It's the bank holiday weekend and Alan is planning to watch all the James Bond movies back to back while fitting in a visit to Lynn's mother's grave. Meanwhile, Geordie Michael is getting over-friendly with another customer at the garage.

The big day has arrived, complete with last-minute doubts, but best man Tony is determined that all should go according to plan. Also, Deborah agrees to sleep with Tony - after Gary and Dorothy are married.

Joe Maplin orders the camp staff to enter a float in the local carnival.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Perhaps there is some substance in Angela's fears that her reconciliation with Toby may not withstand their return to routine domesticity.

Boycie and Marlene drive Tyler back to his old university where his band, `Puddle of Agony', is about to perform its very first gig. The staff, left alone to look after the Grange, decide to help a couple of ghost-hunters who have arrived in the area seeking phantoms and ghouls. While Tyler's career seems to be slipping downhill, Bryan, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy appear to be in seventh heaven.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Angela's lifestyle has changed since they have been separated, much to Toby's consternation, but they are united in happiness at Tom and Madeline's wedding.

The staff are offered accommodation on the premises to save time and money on travelling, but they soon discover that flat-sharing is no bed of roses.

`The Antiques Roadshow' comes to Ludlow, and Marlene, already in the middle of a house makeover, sees an opportunity to have her old bric-a-brac valued by experts. She is not alone, as Elgin, Bryan, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy have exactly the same idea. Surprisingly it is Boycie, with a little help from Tyler, who discovers the really valuable antique.

Mr Spooner discovers a hidden talent and the chance for a new career.

Cycling down a hillside for a short-cut, Clegg ends up with a fractured foot. Truly decides that the accident could have been avoided if they had used studded tyres and promptly puts in action a practical demonstration of his theory.

Whilst making a hasty escape, a woman tells Smiler to look her up sometime. Not surprisingly, she completely forgets to give him her address or telephone number, but there is hope when Truly, Alvin and Billy set out to track down the poor woman - even if it means entering hostile territory.

Captain Mainwaring is temporarily in hospital and during his absence Sergeant Wilson allows the Vicar to join the platoon.

The staff are offered accommodation on the premises to save time and money on travelling, but they soon discover that flat-sharing is no bed of roses.

Hyacinth is anxious that her neighbours view the arrival of her new suite, proudly boasting that it's an exact replica of one at Sandringham House, but the rest of the family conduct themselves rather less than regally.

Mainwaring's platoon runs into an abandoned steam engine on the route of a planned exercise.

Captain Mainwaring is temporarily in hospital and during his absence Sergeant Wilson allows the Vicar to join the platoon.

The local council plans to build a hospital next to the camp. but Joe Maplin has other ideas.

Mr Spooner discovers a hidden talent and the chance for a new career.

The staff are offered accommodation on the premises to save time and money on travelling, but they soon discover that flat-sharing is no bed of roses.

Captain Mainwaring is temporarily in hospital and during his absence Sergeant Wilson allows the Vicar to join the platoon.

Cycling down a hillside for a short-cut, Clegg ends up with a fractured foot. Truly decides that the accident could have been avoided if they had used studded tyres and promptly puts in action a practical demonstration of his theory.

Whilst making a hasty escape, a woman tells Smiler to look her up sometime. Not surprisingly, she completely forgets to give him her address or telephone number, but there is hope when Truly, Alvin and Billy set out to track down the poor woman - even if it means entering hostile territory.

Hyacinth is anxious that her neighbours view the arrival of her new suite, proudly boasting that it's an exact replica of one at Sandringham House, but the rest of the family conduct themselves rather less than regally.

The staff are offered accommodation on the premises to save time and money on travelling, but they soon discover that flat-sharing is no bed of roses.

Mainwaring's platoon runs into an abandoned steam engine on the route of a planned exercise.

Mr Spooner discovers a hidden talent and the chance for a new career.

Alan and the team host a special show dedicated to the memory of a much-cherished broadcaster. With viewers in shock, it falls to Alan to handle this delicate situation as only he can, but one man's loss is another's opportunity.

Since Alan is the only guest at the Linton Travel Tavern, the manager decides to close it for refurbishment, leaving Alan at a loose end.

Tony tries to muscle in on Deborah's new-found interest in astrology, while Gary grills the pub's new landlord on his lock-in and deferred-payment policies.

Richie and Eddie are marooned on a desert island with a sorry lack of booze and pornography, and only a nuclear bomb for company. The chaps endeavour to disable the bomb, but of course their plan backfires.

Alan and the team host a special show dedicated to the memory of a much-cherished broadcaster. With viewers in shock, it falls to Alan to handle this delicate situation as only he can, but one man's loss is another's opportunity.

Since Alan is the only guest at the Linton Travel Tavern, the manager decides to close it for refurbishment, leaving Alan at a loose end.

Tony tries to muscle in on Deborah's new-found interest in astrology, while Gary grills the pub's new landlord on his lock-in and deferred-payment policies.

The local council plans to build a hospital next to the camp. but Joe Maplin has other ideas.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

A distressed and pregnant German woman could be the answer to Boycie and Marlene's problems in conceiving a child.

Delboy finds religion when the Madonna at the local parish church is seen crying, but his attempt to help the church is thwarted when rain stops play.

When the Trotters go shopping, they have no idea what's in store. The hapless trio end up being accused of shoplifting when they lose their receipts. In the manager's office, things go from bad to worse as they become involved in an armed robbery. The perpetrator turns out to be someone Del sold a dodgy watch to as the Trotters spend a long night with the gunman.

Problems arise for the Trotters when Del and Rodders both fall for the same girl, Trigger's niece. As the pair compete for her affections, Del resorts to dirty tricks when Rodders falls asleep under a sun lamp. Rodders gets his own back though, volunteering Del for a spot of hand-gliding.

When Rodney is given a grant to make a community film, Del sees a chance for lining his own pockets.

Del is offered a real big earner when his ex-partner asks him to front his new business in Australia. Will Del take the chance of a lifetime down under, or are family ties too strong?

Del jumps at the chance to act as a diamond courier in return for financial rewards. He ropes in the rest of the Trotter clan, but then discovers that his old friend Slater of the Yard knows all about it.

Delboy finds religion when the Madonna at the local parish church is seen crying, but his attempt to help the church is thwarted when rain stops play.

When the Trotters go shopping, they have no idea what's in store. The hapless trio end up being accused of shoplifting when they lose their receipts. In the manager's office, things go from bad to worse as they become involved in an armed robbery. The perpetrator turns out to be someone Del sold a dodgy watch to as the Trotters spend a long night with the gunman.

Problems arise for the Trotters when Del and Rodders both fall for the same girl, Trigger's niece. As the pair compete for her affections, Del resorts to dirty tricks when Rodders falls asleep under a sun lamp. Rodders gets his own back though, volunteering Del for a spot of hand-gliding.

When Rodney is given a grant to make a community film, Del sees a chance for lining his own pockets.

Del is offered a real big earner when his ex-partner asks him to front his new business in Australia. Will Del take the chance of a lifetime down under, or are family ties too strong?

Del jumps at the chance to act as a diamond courier in return for financial rewards. He ropes in the rest of the Trotter clan, but then discovers that his old friend Slater of the Yard knows all about it.

A distressed and pregnant German woman could be the answer to Boycie and Marlene's problems in conceiving a child.

Delboy finds religion when the Madonna at the local parish church is seen crying, but his attempt to help the church is thwarted when rain stops play.

When the Trotters go shopping, they have no idea what's in store. The hapless trio end up being accused of shoplifting when they lose their receipts. In the manager's office, things go from bad to worse as they become involved in an armed robbery. The perpetrator turns out to be someone Del sold a dodgy watch to as the Trotters spend a long night with the gunman.

Problems arise for the Trotters when Del and Rodders both fall for the same girl, Trigger's niece. As the pair compete for her affections, Del resorts to dirty tricks when Rodders falls asleep under a sun lamp. Rodders gets his own back though, volunteering Del for a spot of hand-gliding.

Alan is anxious about a visit from the Inland Revenue. To make matters worse, he has lied to his girlfriend Sonja about exactly how well he knows U2's Bono.

Alan puts on a Sunday afternoon version of his show at the hotel and invites some Irish TV executives over to watch it.

When Rodney is given a grant to make a community film, Del sees a chance for lining his own pockets.

Del is offered a real big earner when his ex-partner asks him to front his new business in Australia. Will Del take the chance of a lifetime down under, or are family ties too strong?

Del jumps at the chance to act as a diamond courier in return for financial rewards. He ropes in the rest of the Trotter clan, but then discovers that his old friend Slater of the Yard knows all about it.

Alan is anxious about a visit from the Inland Revenue. To make matters worse, he has lied to his girlfriend Sonja about exactly how well he knows U2's Bono.

Alan puts on a Sunday afternoon version of his show at the hotel and invites some Irish TV executives over to watch it.

A distressed and pregnant German woman could be the answer to Boycie and Marlene's problems in conceiving a child.

Delboy finds religion when the Madonna at the local parish church is seen crying, but his attempt to help the church is thwarted when rain stops play.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Del jumps at the chance to act as a diamond courier in return for financial rewards. He ropes in the rest of the Trotter clan, but then discovers that his old friend Slater of the Yard knows all about it.

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

Del urges Rodney to use his position as chairman of the Dockside Tenants' Association to sort out the lifts in their tower block.

To Rodney and Grandad's consternation, Del flirts with the antiques business. When he is seduced by an attractive smooth operator, a family rift ensues.

Captain Mainwaring declares martial law when a bomb drops on the outskirts of Walmington-on-Sea.

Alan's book is due to be pulped but, on the plus side, the builders have completed work on his house and Lynn has invited him to her baptism.

Dramatic developments at the BBC give Alan a whiff of hope, and so he prepares to do some intensive networking - at a funeral.

An old schoolmate returns to Peckham to catch up with Del and his cronies, but the walk down memory lane might end up putting the Totters behind bars.

Richie and Eddie are marooned on a desert island with a sorry lack of booze and pornography, and only a nuclear bomb for company. The chaps endeavour to disable the bomb, but of course their plan backfires.

Rodney's kindly nature and Del's mischievous sense of humour combine to give the whole Trotter family a worrying time when Rodney disappears.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

Alan's book is due to be pulped but, on the plus side, the builders have completed work on his house and Lynn has invited him to her baptism.

Dramatic developments at the BBC give Alan a whiff of hope, and so he prepares to do some intensive networking - at a funeral.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

A special occasion calls for special arrangements and a lot of careful planning - but even the best laid plans can go wrong.

Fletch has fallen out with the governor and has lost all his credibility as a result. Yet, he soon sees a way of getting back into his good books.

To celebrate their forthcoming 40th wedding anniversary, Marlene has arranged for her and Boycie to renew their marriage vows, but, whilst checking up on old friends and acquaintances for the guest list, she hears some devastating news - news that puts an entirely different complexion the Boyces' relationship.

The comic misadventures of staff members working in the ladies lingerie and gentlemen's ready-to-wear sections of a small department store.

Clegg is trying to remember the name of a particularly obnoxious superior of his, from his days working in the Co-op.

Overcome by the smell of a real bargain, Auntie Wainwright has made a successful bid at the auction rooms. Unfortunately, she doesn't know what it is, and when she finds out, she doesn't know what to do with it.

The local council are determined to build a hospital next to the camp, but Joe Maplin sends a shoebox full of money to Jeffrey with instructions to bribe the councillors.

Fletch has fallen out with the governor and has lost all his credibility as a result. Yet, he soon sees a way of getting back into his good books.

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

To celebrate their forthcoming 40th wedding anniversary, Marlene has arranged for her and Boycie to renew their marriage vows, but, whilst checking up on old friends and acquaintances for the guest list, she hears some devastating news - news that puts an entirely different complexion the Boyces' relationship.

Captain Mainwaring declares martial law when a bomb drops on the outskirts of Walmington-on-Sea.

The local council are determined to build a hospital next to the camp, but Joe Maplin sends a shoebox full of money to Jeffrey with instructions to bribe the councillors.

The comic misadventures of staff members working in the ladies lingerie and gentlemen's ready-to-wear sections of a small department store.

Fletch has fallen out with the governor and has lost all his credibility as a result. Yet, he soon sees a way of getting back into his good books.

Captain Mainwaring declares martial law when a bomb drops on the outskirts of Walmington-on-Sea.

Clegg is trying to remember the name of a particularly obnoxious superior of his, from his days working in the Co-op.

Overcome by the smell of a real bargain, Auntie Wainwright has made a successful bid at the auction rooms. Unfortunately, she doesn't know what it is, and when she finds out, she doesn't know what to do with it.

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

Fletch has fallen out with the governor and has lost all his credibility as a result. Yet, he soon sees a way of getting back into his good books.

During an exercise, Captain Mainwaring takes the role of a highly important secret agent but the regular army is not convinced.

The comic misadventures of staff members working in the ladies lingerie and gentlemen's ready-to-wear sections of a small department store.

Gavin starts his new job in Cardiff and Stacey is thrilled to be at home again. Smithy comes to terms with life in Essex without his best mate, whilst Nessa is adjusting to life in Dave's caravan down Sully. The weekend brings with it a big reunion, as everyone meets up for the christening of Neil the baby, but how will Smithy react to news from Nessa that it is a double celebration?

Gavin is in Essex without his wife. Stacey is in Barry without her husband. So while Smithy plans a boys' night out, Stacey goes to the bingo, but has living separate lives finally taken its toll on love's young dream?

Gary finally agrees to make a commitment to Dorothy, but then comes his last night of freedom. Meanwhile, much to his own surprise, Tony delivers a baby.

Featuring appearances from the obnoxious Tory Boy, Wayne and Waynetta - who try their luck on the lottery - the Toddlers, and Kevin the Teenager.

Gavin starts his new job in Cardiff and Stacey is thrilled to be at home again. Smithy comes to terms with life in Essex without his best mate, whilst Nessa is adjusting to life in Dave's caravan down Sully. The weekend brings with it a big reunion, as everyone meets up for the christening of Neil the baby, but how will Smithy react to news from Nessa that it is a double celebration?

Gavin is in Essex without his wife. Stacey is in Barry without her husband. So while Smithy plans a boys' night out, Stacey goes to the bingo, but has living separate lives finally taken its toll on love's young dream?

Gary finally agrees to make a commitment to Dorothy, but then comes his last night of freedom. Meanwhile, much to his own surprise, Tony delivers a baby.

Featuring appearances from the obnoxious Tory Boy, Wayne and Waynetta - who try their luck on the lottery - the Toddlers, and Kevin the Teenager.

A special occasion calls for special arrangements and a lot of careful planning - but even the best laid plans can go wrong.

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

Alison and Mike are trying to find a semi-harmonious routine with the ghostly housemates of Button House. The ghosts have found a way to make their new situation work for them, while the couple are working towards a new money-making venture to fund their perpetual renovations. Without the money to continue the extensive building work, and with the hotel still a distant dream, Alison and Mike decide to try to rent the place out for events.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Circumstances remind Tom of the differences between the NHS and private practice, while Toby faces the surprising repercussions of a change in his life.

After reading a love letter for Bunny Warren, Fletcher imparts his wisdom to Bunny regarding the fairer sex, but it seems Fletcher doesn't know quite as much as he thinks when his daughter Ingrid brings him news from home.

Boycie claims it's just a mid-life crisis, but are there other more compelling reasons for him selling up and moving from his mock Georgian life in Peckham to a new life as a gentleman farmer in Shropshire?

A love note suggesting an after-work get together is discovered on the sales-floor, but who sent it and to whom was it intended?

Clegg convinces the gullible Howard that he was left on a doorstep as a baby. While Howard tries to come to terms with this, Alvin is coming to terms with the fact that his newly-made kite won't fly.

Intrigued by a bottle with a message inside floating down the river, Truly decides that he has a duty to catch it - after all, it could be a plea for help. With the assistance of Clegg, Billy and Alvin (and Entwistle and his truck) they pursue the bottle on its elusive course and eventually read the mysterious message.

During an exercise, Captain Mainwaring takes the role of a highly important secret agent but the regular army is not convinced.

After reading a love letter for Bunny Warren, Fletcher imparts his wisdom to Bunny regarding the fairer sex, but it seems Fletcher doesn't know quite as much as he thinks when his daughter Ingrid brings him news from home.

Long-suffering Richard finds early retirement worrying, mainly because Hyacinth has lined up enough plans for his future to turn his twilight years into mishap-filled misery.

Boycie claims it's just a mid-life crisis, but are there other more compelling reasons for him selling up and moving from his mock Georgian life in Peckham to a new life as a gentleman farmer in Shropshire?

During an exercise, Captain Mainwaring takes the role of a highly important secret agent but the regular army is not convinced.

Ted Bovis's ex-wife turns up at the camp, demanding the arrears of her maintenance. She is accompanied by a bailiff, who presents Ted with a writ.

A love note suggesting an after-work get together is discovered on the sales-floor, but who sent it and to whom was it intended?

After reading a love letter for Bunny Warren, Fletcher imparts his wisdom to Bunny regarding the fairer sex, but it seems Fletcher doesn't know quite as much as he thinks when his daughter Ingrid brings him news from home.

During an exercise, Captain Mainwaring takes the role of a highly important secret agent but the regular army is not convinced.

Clegg convinces the gullible Howard that he was left on a doorstep as a baby. While Howard tries to come to terms with this, Alvin is coming to terms with the fact that his newly-made kite won't fly.

Intrigued by a bottle with a message inside floating down the river, Truly decides that he has a duty to catch it - after all, it could be a plea for help. With the assistance of Clegg, Billy and Alvin (and Entwistle and his truck) they pursue the bottle on its elusive course and eventually read the mysterious message.

Long-suffering Richard finds early retirement worrying, mainly because Hyacinth has lined up enough plans for his future to turn his twilight years into mishap-filled misery.

After reading a love letter for Bunny Warren, Fletcher imparts his wisdom to Bunny regarding the fairer sex, but it seems Fletcher doesn't know quite as much as he thinks when his daughter Ingrid brings him news from home.

The platoon is determined to do its bit at the Walmington-on-Sea Spitfire Fund Carnival, but is morris dancing a good idea?

A love note suggesting an after-work get together is discovered on the sales-floor, but who sent it and to whom was it intended?

(Widescreen) Mathew Horne, Joanna Page, James Corden, Ruth Jones, Larry Lamb, Alison Steadman. First ever episode of the much-loved sitcom that launched Smithy onto the scene! After being phone buddies for months, Gavin and Stacey arrange a rendezvous in Leicester Square. (Subtitled, Audio Described).

Stacey is trying for a new job whilst ensuring that Gavin sticks to his recent promise, and Dave is not a happy bunny when Nessa tells him she is taking Neil the baby to Essex to see his dad. Meanwhile, over at the Shipman's house, Dawn and Pete have joined Pam and Mick for a beer and curry night of huge proportions - at the Billericay house of fun.

Changes are afoot - Tony returns from his holidays sporting a beard, and Dorothy has moved into the flat.

We meet the Camp Jockeys, the Scousers and that typical teenager, Kevin.

(Widescreen) Mathew Horne, Joanna Page, James Corden, Ruth Jones, Larry Lamb, Alison Steadman. First ever episode of the much-loved sitcom that launched Smithy onto the scene! After being phone buddies for months, Gavin and Stacey arrange a rendezvous in Leicester Square. (Subtitled, Audio Described).

Stacey is trying for a new job whilst ensuring that Gavin sticks to his recent promise, and Dave is not a happy bunny when Nessa tells him she is taking Neil the baby to Essex to see his dad. Meanwhile, over at the Shipman's house, Dawn and Pete have joined Pam and Mick for a beer and curry night of huge proportions - at the Billericay house of fun.

Changes are afoot - Tony returns from his holidays sporting a beard, and Dorothy has moved into the flat.

Ted Bovis's ex-wife turns up at the camp, demanding the arrears of her maintenance. She is accompanied by a bailiff, who presents Ted with a writ.

We meet the Camp Jockeys, the Scousers and that typical teenager, Kevin.

Circumstances remind Tom of the differences between the NHS and private practice, while Toby faces the surprising repercussions of a change in his life.

After a heavy night partying, Alison and Mike wake to find their house in disarray. With the clock ticking until a potentially crucial business partner comes to view the venue, and with very sore heads, the couple attempt a mass clean up. The ghosts are all acting very strangely, and Alison struggles to piece together the events of the night before to figure out what happened to them, whilst she's tasked with finding something precious to Lady Button before she realises it's missing.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

The repercussions of Toby's decision are particularly felt by Angela and Tom - but the solution is obvious.

The inmates of Slade Prison are horrified to discover that there is a thief in their midst. Is there no honour among thieves?

Winterdown Farm, the Boyce's new home, is complete with its manager, herdsman, ploughman, housekeeper and 800 acres of nothing but grass and a bull.

There's dissent in the ranks when a sales conference is scheduled to be held out of hours.

When his cousin Aubrey comes to stay, Clegg immediately calls for assistance to get rid of him. The man is a health fanatic and refuses to let Clegg join his chums for pointless, time-wasting walks in the hills. Aubrey soon discovers that while he is fit enough to beat Billy and Alvin at hill cycle racing, there is one challenge where they leave him standing - if only he could.

As if by fate, Auntie Wainwright has just put on sale some lightweight scaffolding at the very moment Truly is looking for a daring means of springing the imprisoned Howard from his upstairs bedroom window.

The platoon is determined to do its bit at the Walmington-on-Sea Spitfire Fund Carnival, but is morris dancing a good idea?

The inmates of Slade Prison are horrified to discover that there is a thief in their midst. Is there no honour among thieves?

Hyacinth has to put her plans for Richard's retirement on hold when Rose starts behaving outrageously.

Winterdown Farm, the Boyce's new home, is complete with its manager, herdsman, ploughman, housekeeper and 800 acres of nothing but grass and a bull.

The platoon is determined to do its bit at the Walmington-on-Sea Spitfire Fund Carnival, but is morris dancing a good idea?

After a secret visit to the camp, Joe Maplin decides that Gladys should be put in charge of the Yellowcoats.

There's dissent in the ranks when a sales conference is scheduled to be held out of hours.

The inmates of Slade Prison are horrified to discover that there is a thief in their midst. Is there no honour among thieves?

The platoon is determined to do its bit at the Walmington-on-Sea Spitfire Fund Carnival, but is morris dancing a good idea?

When his cousin Aubrey comes to stay, Clegg immediately calls for assistance to get rid of him. The man is a health fanatic and refuses to let Clegg join his chums for pointless, time-wasting walks in the hills. Aubrey soon discovers that while he is fit enough to beat Billy and Alvin at hill cycle racing, there is one challenge where they leave him standing - if only he could.

As if by fate, Auntie Wainwright has just put on sale some lightweight scaffolding at the very moment Truly is looking for a daring means of springing the imprisoned Howard from his upstairs bedroom window.

Hyacinth has to put her plans for Richard's retirement on hold when Rose starts behaving outrageously.

The inmates of Slade Prison are horrified to discover that there is a thief in their midst. Is there no honour among thieves?

Mainwaring is overjoyed when he is offered the use of a Rolls-Royce, but gets an unpleasant shock when it returns from its trip to be camouflaged.

There's dissent in the ranks when a sales conference is scheduled to be held out of hours.

Stacey and Gavin return from honeymoon to a big welcome from both families. However, Smithy seems none too happy with his best mate and Nessa has a confession to make that throws the whole evening into disarray.

After a huge misunderstanding on the phone, Stacey thinks Gavin has finished with her. He drives to Wales to explain and ends up taking her home with him. Having never been further than Bridgend before, her trip to Essex is an eye-opening experience that ends with the biggest surprise of all.

Deborah and Dorothy are away for the weekend, so the visiting girls next door are invited over for a night of fun. Gary has more fun than he bargained for with Carol, while Tony concentrates his energies on converting the shed into a sauna - or, more specifically, a `shedna'.

Various comedy sketches about the misadventures of a group of misfits and oddballs, including 'The Lovely Wobbly Randy Old Ladies' and 'Toy Boy', all from the minds of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse.

Stacey and Gavin return from honeymoon to a big welcome from both families. However, Smithy seems none too happy with his best mate and Nessa has a confession to make that throws the whole evening into disarray.