GOLD Monday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

The Fosters decide to put Samuel's electronic expertise to good use by starting a repair business at home. Unfortunately, the council's tenancy rules prohibit it

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

A routine trip to the supermarket turns into a tense night as an inept robber holds the Trotters hostage, along with the manager and security guard

Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for traditional liquor among some old scrolls and goes into full-scale production, building a distillery in his barn and stocking up on potatoes

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 new boss makes his presence felt with a spate of sackings. Classic comedy, starring David Griffin

Fletcher thinks Godber would be better off cheating if he wants to pass another O-level. Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale star

Compo decides he wants to be up to the physical standard of Rudolph Valentino so Foggy devises an assault course, but Clegg stays out of it

Compo, Clegg and Foggy get excited about a portable gas barbecue, but have difficulty figuring out how the pressure valve works. Peter Sallis, Bill Owen and Brian Wilde star

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

Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for traditional liquor among some old scrolls and goes into full-scale production, building a distillery in his barn and stocking up on potatoes

Fletcher thinks Godber would be better off cheating if he wants to pass another O-level. Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale star

Mainwaring's platoon tries to raise money for the local Spitfire fund by having a bash at Morris dancing. Classic comedy first broadcast in 1974, starring Arthur Lowe

The new boss makes his presence felt with a spate of sackings. Classic comedy, starring David Griffin

Compo decides he wants to be up to the physical standard of Rudolph Valentino so Foggy devises an assault course, but Clegg stays out of it

Compo, Clegg and Foggy get excited about a portable gas barbecue, but have difficulty figuring out how the pressure valve works. Peter Sallis, Bill Owen and Brian Wilde star

Fletcher thinks Godber would be better off cheating if he wants to pass another O-level. Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale star

Boycie discovers a medieval recipe for traditional liquor among some old scrolls and goes into full-scale production, building a distillery in his barn and stocking up on potatoes

Mainwaring's platoon tries to raise money for the local Spitfire fund by having a bash at Morris dancing. Classic comedy first broadcast in 1974, starring Arthur Lowe

Walmington-on-Sea leaves its mark on a visiting French general when the platoon repaints Lady Maltby's Rolls-Royce just in time for an official engagement

Tom and Barbara's difficulties are for once dwarfed by those of Jerry, who has to choose between obeying his boss or attending Margo's production of The Sound of Music

Part two of two. Eddie and Patsy return to find Saffy preparing for her wedding, Mack and Millie in caravans on the front lawn and a Bedouin woman hiding under the kitchen table

Lee begins to feel isolated and decides to try speed-dating, while Tim takes Barbara on a night out with surprising consequences. Comedy, starring Lee Mack and Tim Vine

The hard-up housemates strike oil in the basement, and Mike declares himself house-dictator. Anarchic comedy, starring Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson. First shown in 1982

Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith's darkly comic anthology returns, beginning with the planning the heist of the century. Starring Paterson Joseph

Edmund Blackadder, conniving courtier to Elizabeth I, takes in a spirited young boy as his manservant - unaware the lad is not quite what he seems. Originally broadcast in 1986

Lee seems to be the only one with objections when Lucy announces that she plans to marry Pavlov, a mechanic from the old Eastern bloc who needs help staying in the country