Episodes categorised as 'Comedy' available now on BBC iPlayer

Victoria Wood looks back at her hugely successful television career.

Charlie starts a rumour about himself that gets out of hand.

The culmination of Dara's massive 2008 sellout tour, recorded at the Hammersmith Apollo.

9/10. Guest panellists join Ian Hislop, Paul Merton and guest presenter Jeremy Clarkson.

10/10. Alexander Armstrong hosts a festive edition of the panel show, with Paul Merton.

2/12. Casey joins forces with Cappie and his Kappa Tau brothers to plan a prohibition party.

6/6. Simon, plagued by school bullies, decides to leave home to be with The Beautiful People.

9/9. Paul and Ian are joined by Bill Bailey.

One-off period comedy, peeping into the lives of a family's Christmases across the 1980s.

Featuring the first alcoholic isotonic drink and an unnecessarily honest best man.

Gary complicates a training exercise by agreeing to pick up a cooker for his Dad.

Miranda and Stevie become highly competitive over a handsome guy.

5/6. The Doonans go deep into the world of Brit Art when they meet rabble rouser Stacey Bile.

Gary goes to St Andrews for a debate against a formidable opponent.

Miranda's mother insists on throwing a party to introduce her daughter to suitable men.

4/6. Simon Doonan remembers the time when his family were planning their first foreign holiday.

A general arrives from America and instigates his own mission: to find Scottish ancestors.

Being young, free and single, Miranda books herself a holiday - in a hotel over the road.

3/6. Ground Force is at its height in 1998 and Simon has a desperate need for a water feature.

Gary swaps the tank for a Green Goddess as the army covers a firefighters' strike.

After being seen helping out as a waitress, Miranda decides to be proud of her real job.

2/6. Simon remembers his involvement in the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest in Birmingham.

When the worst recruit ever is signed up, the boys try desperately to pull off an escape.

Miranda joins an evening class to learn French, the language of love.

1/6. Simon recalls unearthing a terrible secret about his parents' marriage.