GOLD +1 Tuesday

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A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Pioneering 1970s sitcom about Samuel Foster, who works hard to support his family in a South London council flat. Pearl is unhappy about Shirley's involvement with a 21-year-old

Rebellious Benjamin Foster is sent home from school for being insolent

Ruth hires Sam as a chauffeur to give Tony an important message she cannot bring herself to deliver in person

Hyacinth dreads the idea of attending Onslow's birthday celebrations - until she learns a limousine will take her to the party

Tony resigns from the golf club in protest at the president's anti-Semitism, and makes plans for a holiday in Barbados

The management crack down on the staff's long coffee breaks and introduce a check-in book for them to sign

Granville starts making his own sausages, Gastric turns his Mini into a self-driving car, and Eric and Cyril take up rock climbing - but Kath insists they do their training at home

Compo meets a childhood rival and blackmails him into competitions they did when they were 11 to prove their fitness. Peter Sallis and Bill Owen star

Nora gets a cleaning job with a much-praised widower across the valley, leaving Compo writhing in jealousy

Tony resigns from the golf club in protest at the president's anti-Semitism, and makes plans for a holiday in Barbados

Hyacinth dreads the idea of attending Onslow's birthday celebrations - until she learns a limousine will take her to the party

A funeral for a pet bird inspires Geraldine to transform the church into an ark and hold a service for the animals of the village - but David is far from impressed by her stunt

Granville starts making his own sausages, Gastric turns his Mini into a self-driving car, and Eric and Cyril take up rock climbing - but Kath insists they do their training at home

When he's told he can make a member of the platoon a corporal, Mainwaring instigates a competition between Frazer and Jones to see who deserves the promotion

The management crack down on the staff's long coffee breaks and introduce a check-in book for them to sign

Compo meets a childhood rival and blackmails him into competitions they did when they were 11 to prove their fitness. Peter Sallis and Bill Owen star

Nora gets a cleaning job with a much-praised widower across the valley, leaving Compo writhing in jealousy

Granville starts making his own sausages, Gastric turns his Mini into a self-driving car, and Eric and Cyril take up rock climbing - but Kath insists they do their training at home

When he's told he can make a member of the platoon a corporal, Mainwaring instigates a competition between Frazer and Jones to see who deserves the promotion

Tipped off by Frazer and Godfrey, Mainwaring and Wilson investigate a house from where they believe someone may have been signalling to enemy aircraft

Geraldine tries to make the supreme sacrifice by giving up chocolate for Lent, while Alice's unwavering belief in the Dibley Bunny is ridiculed

The joke-shop owner lacks motivation following Gary's departure for Hong Kong, but eventually decides to move on and sets about getting fit and losing weight

Tim and Kate's closeness following the death of his grandmother becomes a cause for concern for Lee, so he sees a counsellor - who is unimpressed by his lack of social skills

Rhod Gilbert plays host for another dose of stand-up from the Hammersmith Apollo in London, introducing routines by Jon Richardson and Kerry Godliman

A couple's world is changed by the seemingly chance find in a local street of a black shoe. Keeley Hawes and Mathew Baynton guest star with Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton

The Tweed Man buys a pair of trousers, Unlucky Alf finds a girlfriend and Carl Hooper discusses animal freaks. Sketch show, starring Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson

John Virgo makes a surprising appearance in the last in the series of the comedy sketch show

Geraldine tries to make the supreme sacrifice by giving up chocolate for Lent, while Alice's unwavering belief in the Dibley Bunny is ridiculed

The joke-shop owner lacks motivation following Gary's departure for Hong Kong, but eventually decides to move on and sets about getting fit and losing weight

Tim and Kate's closeness following the death of his grandmother becomes a cause for concern for Lee, so he sees a counsellor - who is unimpressed by his lack of social skills

The Tweed Man buys a pair of trousers, Unlucky Alf finds a girlfriend and Carl Hooper discusses animal freaks. Sketch show, starring Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson

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