The Black Widow: Too much home brew after Ernie Mordue's funeral leaves Compo and Foggy with bad hangovers. Clegg fares rather better, ending up with a good woman! [S,AD]
Have You Got a Light, Mate?: When Howard wants the china shepherdess in Auntie Wainwright's window as a gift for a certain lady friend, it's Clegg who gets the job of buying it. [S]
Stop That Bath: Classic comedy with the old boys from Yorkshire. Compo, Clegg and Foggy help take a cast iron bath to Marina as a present from Howard. [S]
Springing Smiler: The immortal Yorkshire comedy. Foggy, Clegg and a rather enthusiastic Compo accept a challenge to spring Smiler, Nora Batty's lodger, from under her roof. [S]
Concerto for Solo Bicycle: The world's longest-running sitcom. Foggy comes up with an unusual idea for bicycle safety underwear when he collides with a speeding Compo. [S]
There Are Gypsies at the Bottom of the Garden: When Foggy's trained ear identifies the sound coming from the woods as the giant woodpecker, he summons Wesley and a tour bus. [S]
Aladdin Gets on Your Wick: Foggy is inspired by the sight of a sailboarder slicing through the water. But where can he find a bit of wood big enough for the three to stand on? [S]
Adopted by a Stray: Compo, Clegg and Foggy are delighted when a stranger makes them a present of his old van. However, they are not so pleased when they find out what is inside. [S]
The Defeat of the Stoneworm: Fun with the three young-at-heart Yorkshiremen, and Nora Batty, of course. Howard discovers an outbreak of a little-known household pest. [S]
Once in a Moonlit Junkyard: Classic comedy in the beautiful surrounds of Yorkshire. A sinister looking motorcyclist strikes the fear of God in Compo. [S]
The Space Ace: Vintage laughs with Compo and the gang. Alcohol threatens to interfere with the intensive training of Yorkshire's very first trainee astronaut. Foggy has an idea. [S]
The Most Powerful Eyeballs in West Yorkshire: Classic laughs in the land of wrinkly stockings. Howard's failure to hypnotise Pearl prompts Foggy to demonstrate his powers. [S]
The Dewhirsts of Ogleby Hall: Fun with the adventurous old chaps. Foggy is not at all surprised when he learns that he may be a member of the aristocracy. [S]
The Sweet Smell of Excess: Classic laughs with the old gents, one of whom, Peter Sallis, is famous as the voice of Wallace. Compo becomes hooked on the trampoline. [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. [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. [S,AD]
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. [S,AD]