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Samuel's looking to get a car, but with only £100 to spend it looks like a big ask. Vilma, however, has a friend who may be able to help

Pearl is spurred on to lose weight after learning that an old flame from back home is visiting England, and realising just how thin she was when they last met

Boycie decides his employees need to work harder and sacks Mrs Cakeworthy when he catches her slacking - only to regret his decision when he learns she is a witch

Beth and Tyler decide to become vegetarians, and Jed's scarecrow is mistaken for a human body. Meanwhile, Marlene sets out to create a massage parlour

Festive edition of the long-running comedy from 2005. After a hard day playing Father Christmas, Smiler has a stiff drink to revive himself. Stephen Lewis stars

The opening day of the season arrives and staff gather to welcome the first guests at Maplin's holiday camp. Comedy, starring Paul Shane, Sue Pollard and Ruth Madoc

Fletch is desperate to get out of making fishing nets, and hatches another crafty scheme to keep one step ahead of the prison wardens

Foggy makes an ill-advised attempt to establish long-distance communication with Compo and Clegg by investing in some walkie-talkies

Compo, Clegg and Foggy are intrigued by some perfectly respectable men who turn up without their trousers, before they take part in an event sponsored by a village charity

Festive edition of the long-running comedy from 2005. After a hard day playing Father Christmas, Smiler has a stiff drink to revive himself. Stephen Lewis stars

Beth and Tyler decide to become vegetarians, and Jed's scarecrow is mistaken for a human body. Meanwhile, Marlene sets out to create a massage parlour

Fletch is desperate to get out of making fishing nets, and hatches another crafty scheme to keep one step ahead of the prison wardens

Corporal Jones misplaces £500 donated by local shopkeepers to provide a new canteen for servicemen, so the platoon tries to help him remember where he put it

The opening day of the season arrives and staff gather to welcome the first guests at Maplin's holiday camp. Comedy, starring Paul Shane, Sue Pollard and Ruth Madoc

Foggy makes an ill-advised attempt to establish long-distance communication with Compo and Clegg by investing in some walkie-talkies

Compo, Clegg and Foggy are intrigued by some perfectly respectable men who turn up without their trousers, before they take part in an event sponsored by a village charity

Fletch is desperate to get out of making fishing nets, and hatches another crafty scheme to keep one step ahead of the prison wardens

Beth and Tyler decide to become vegetarians, and Jed's scarecrow is mistaken for a human body. Meanwhile, Marlene sets out to create a massage parlour

Corporal Jones misplaces £500 donated by local shopkeepers to provide a new canteen for servicemen, so the platoon tries to help him remember where he put it

Mainwaring and the platoon dress as firemen to take part in an initiative exercise, but soon find themselves tackling a real fire. Comedy, starring Arthur Lowe and Clive Dunn

With preparations for the wedding in full swing, Stacey has news for Gavin. Bryn and Jason put their big secret to bed, and Smithy has a final chat with Nessa

Johnny Vegas and Sian Gibson return with another whodunit comedy caper. Terry and Gemma are lured into solving a double murder at a local rugby club

Proposals, plots and prostitutes combine for a comedy of errors involving assorted guests at London's Hotel Zanzibar. Written by and starring Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith

The Scottish comic revels in his own and others' bad behaviour. Keith Moon also makes an appearance, as does a truck full of snakes

The Big Yin offers words of wisdom on the subject of fatherhood, divulging - among other important matters - why pierced nipples are a must-have accessory for any parent

With preparations for the wedding in full swing, Stacey has news for Gavin. Bryn and Jason put their big secret to bed, and Smithy has a final chat with Nessa

Proposals, plots and prostitutes combine for a comedy of errors involving assorted guests at London's Hotel Zanzibar. Written by and starring Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith

The Scottish comic revels in his own and others' bad behaviour. Keith Moon also makes an appearance, as does a truck full of snakes

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home