Leaving Home Forever, or Till Teatime: Fun with the old boys and the famous Nora Batty. Howard finds that lipstick on his collar is a sure way of becoming homeless. [AD,S]
Leaving Home Forever, or Till Teatime: Fun with the old boys and the famous Nora Batty. Howard finds that lipstick on his collar is a sure way of becoming homeless. [AD,S]
Bicycle Bonanza: Laughs with the mature citizens of scenic Yorkshire. Foggy's decision to walk across the moors coincides with Auntie Wainwright's special offer on bicycles. [AD,S]
Bicycle Bonanza: Laughs with the mature citizens of scenic Yorkshire. Foggy's decision to walk across the moors coincides with Auntie Wainwright's special offer on bicycles. [AD,S]
The Glamour of the Uniform: Laughs and lovely scenery with the three old scallywags. Howard threatens his wife Pearl that he will leave home and join the French Foreign Legion. [AD,S]
The Glamour of the Uniform: Laughs and lovely scenery with the three old scallywags. Howard threatens his wife Pearl that he will leave home and join the French Foreign Legion. [AD,S]
The First Human Being to Ride a Hill: More madcap adventures with the lovely old chaps of Yorkshire. When Pearl confiscates Howard's bicycle, Foggy suggests he needs camouflage. [AD,S]
The First Human Being to Ride a Hill: More madcap adventures with the lovely old chaps of Yorkshire. When Pearl confiscates Howard's bicycle, Foggy suggests he needs camouflage. [AD,S]
Captain Clutterbuck's Treasure: A trip to scenic Yorkshire, where laughter's never far away. Retired Lieutenant Commander Willoughby offers our heroes the chance to become rich. [AD,S]
Happy Camping: More laughs with those amiable oldies. When Pearl throws Howard out of the house, he goes to Clegg for sympathy. Meanwhile, Barry embarks on a new fitness regime. [S]
Behind Every Bush There Is Not Necessarily a Howard: Charming sitcom, here in its 31st series! Hobbo enlists the services of his 'team' to help Toby win back the love of his ex-wife. [S]
Goodnight Sweet Ferret: Gentle humour and the occasional bit of slapstick in Roy Clarke's popular sitcom. Hobbo, Alvin and Entwistle visit Old Heptonstall, who's confined to his shed. [S]
Variations on a Theme of Father's Day: Young-at-heart sitcom. Eager to find out more about his supposed mother Nelly, Hobbo asks Howard to eavesdrop on her when she's visiting Pearl. [S]
In Which Romance Springs a Leak: Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom, still with a spring in its step! Toby realises that going back to his ex-wife may have its benefits. [S]
Will Randolph Make a Good Impression?: Senior silliness with the amiable oldies. Hobbo turns up at the river wall with Randolph, who he hopes will bring romance into Stella's life. [S]
Will Stella Find True Love with Norris Fairburn?: Popular sitcom, still young at heart in its 30th series! Serial groom Norris is free again - surely an ideal husband for Stella. [S]
Nobody Messes with Tony the Throat: More tips on growing old disgracefully! Howard is deeply concerned when Pearl starts going out every day with Nelly, and she will not say where. [S]
Who's That Looking Sideways at Nelly?: Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom, here in its 30th series. 'Undercover agent' Hobbo finds himself the new recipient of Marina's affections. [S]
The Mother of All Mistakes - Or Is It?: Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom, still with a spring in its step! Adopted as a baby, Hobbo is determined to trace his natural mother. [S]
Some Adventures of the Inventor of the Mother Stitch: Young-at-heart sitcom, here in its 30th series! Hobbo discovers that the newly divorced Morton is lonely and depressed. [S]
Get Out of That, Then: The world's longest-running sitcom. Lenny is convinced that he has a future in showbusiness as an escapologist, but his sidekick Cliff isn't so enthusiastic. [S]
It's Never Ten Years: More pensioner power in the much-loved sitcom. Clegg and Truly reminisce about their old friend Compo, who suffered at the hands of Nora Batty, and themselves. [S]
Of Passion and Pizza: More silver-haired silliness in Yorkshire. Mervyn is in love with 'Her' at the pizza take-away, but lacks the courage to tell her. Can Alvin and Entwistle help? [S]
The Mischievous Tinkle in Howard's Eyes: Gentle sitcom about a group of OAPs. Howard learns that there are better ways than the phone to contact nature-lovers, and quite openly, too. [S]
In Which Romance Isn't Dead - Just Incompetent: Gentle sitcom set in a Yorkshire village. Barry has a lonely neighbour on his hands and takes it upon himself to get him a girlfriend. [S]
Eva's Back in Town: Young at heart sitcom. When a worldly-wise old acquaintance of Alvin's makes an appearance, she proves to be just the woman to make Howard's life more complicated. [S]
All That Glitters Is Not Elvis: More senior silliness. When Lance tries to convince his wife that Elvis is still alive, Alvin and Entwistle try to help the King make an appearance. [S]
Is Jeremy Quite Safe?: The gentle comedy that first graced our screens in 1973. A retired jewel thief regales Marina and Davenport with stories of his past exploits in France. [S]
A Short Introduction to Cooper's Rules: More silver haired shenanigans. Just when PCs Cooper and Walsh have mastered the art of fighting crime, Barry manages to spoil it all. [S]
Will the Genuine Racer Please Stand Up?: The young-at-heart sitcom about a group of retired friends. Howard devises a simple scheme to change his appearance enough to fool even Pearl. [S]
Enter the Finger: The record-breaking sitcom that first came to our screens in 1973. Here, Brian Conley plays Barry's fitness-mad neighbour, who outshines him in all things physical. [S]
Elegy for Small Creature and Clandestine Trackbike: More pensioner power in Yorkshire. Howard's new bike is proving tricky to conceal from Pearl, and Clegg only adds to his worries. [S]
Will the Nearest Alien Please Come In: Popular sitcom. Sci-fi addict Kevin believes that space aliens may have landed. Truly, Clegg and Alvin help to convince him that he's right. [S]
In Which Howard Gets Double Booked: Young-at-heart sitcom. Howard is supposed to be taking Pearl and Marina out to dinner at the same time. So how can he be in two places at once? [S]
Variations on a Theme of Road Rage: Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom about a group of sprightly pensioners. When Howard buys a used car, it attracts the attention of a burly local. [S]
What Happened to the Horse?: Popular sitcom. A perfectly innocent woodland becomes a legendary site of ghostly activity thanks to an inventive rumour spread by Alvin, Truly and Clegg. [S]
The Second Stag Night of Doggy Wilkinson: The world's longest-running sitcom! The aged and absent-minded Doggy is disappointed that his stag night isn't as exciting as his first. [S]
Variations on a Theme of Road Rage: Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom about a group of sprightly pensioners. When Howard buys a used car, it attracts the attention of a burly local. [S]
What Happened to the Horse?: Popular sitcom. A perfectly innocent woodland becomes a legendary site of ghostly activity thanks to an inventive rumour spread by Alvin, Truly and Clegg. [S]
The Second Stag Night of Doggy Wilkinson: The world's longest-running sitcom! The aged and absent-minded Doggy is disappointed that his stag night isn't as exciting as his first. [S]
Plenty of Room in the Back: More senior silliness with those sprightly OAPs. Auntie Wainwright admits that she needs a new means of transport and sends Tom and Smiler to collect it. [S]
Oh Look! Mitzi's Found Her Mummy: Popular sitcom. Clegg looks after a friendly little dog for the day, but when Truly, Billy and Alvin arrive at his house, the animal turns ferocious. [S]
Who's That Talking to Lenny?: More hijinks with those young-at-heart OAPs. Lenny from the pickle factory has heard a voice from above, and is waiting patiently for more information. [S]
Plenty of Room in the Back: More senior silliness with those sprightly OAPs. Auntie Wainwright admits that she needs a new means of transport and sends Tom and Smiler to collect it. [S]
Oh Look! Mitzi's Found Her Mummy: Popular sitcom. Clegg looks after a friendly little dog for the day, but when Truly, Billy and Alvin arrive at his house, the animal turns ferocious. [S]
Who's That Talking to Lenny?: More hijinks with those young-at-heart OAPs. Lenny from the pickle factory has heard a voice from above, and is waiting patiently for more information. [S]
Who's That Merry Man with Billy, Then?: The world's longest-running sitcom! Recruitment for Billy's Merry Men is at a low ebb when a letter from an enthusiast comes out of the blue. [S]
Barry in Danger from Reading and Aunt Jessie: The sitcom that's long in the tooth but still has a spring in its step! Nora Batty enquires about the mystery woman seen with Alvin. [S]
The Genuine Outdoors Robin Hood Barbi: Roy Clarke's record breaking sitcom. Billy takes Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Entwistle out for a real barbecue in the real outdoors. [S]
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. [S]
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. [S]
Ironing Day: Sitcom about a group of young-at-heart pensioners in Yorkshire. Auntie Wainwright lets Smiler be the first to sample some incredibly potent home-made wine! [S]
Will Barry Go Septic Despite Listening to Classical Music?: More fun with those young-at-heart OAPs. Compo, Clegg and Truly happen upon a man testing for earthquakes in a hilly area. [S]
Optimism in the Housing Market: The British sitcom that ran from 1973 to 2010. Smiler's first day as a door-to-door salesman for Auntie Wainwright proves to be a painful experience. [S]
What Happened to Barry's Nose?: Roy Clarke's popular sitcom about a group of sprightly OAPs. When Howard decides to take up weight-lifting, Barry sets out to become more assertive. [S]
The Phantom Number 14 Bus: More laughter and levity with those sprightly pensioners. 'Truly of the Yard' investigates the curious case of a bus which disappeared between stops. [S]
Howard Throws a Wobbler: The world's longest-running sitcom! Howard overhears Pearl laughing on the telephone and suspects the worst. Truly organises some surveillance. [S]
Beware the Vanilla Slice: Young-at-heart sitcom. Compo is reminded of a boisterous game he used to play at school. Truly tries to return the lawnmower that he bought from Auntie. [S]
The Phantom Number 14 Bus: More laughter and levity with those sprightly pensioners. 'Truly of the Yard' investigates the curious case of a bus which disappeared between stops. [S]