2/3. A look back to the year Nineteen Thirty Foot. Sketches and songs from April 1964.

4/5. What became of the fairy tale heroine who knocked on a door one stormy night?

2/6. Nigel is haunted and Michael thinks he's Bruce Willis. From February 2007.

5/6. Su prepares to take Jeremy home and Abraham prepares to talk to a newspaper. From 2002.

Neddie tracks young Fred Nurke, who's vanished from his banana growing family's home.

5/6. The family find bohemian inspiration in the Lake District. From August 1995.

5/6. Steve 'not the snooker player' Davis has tool news and talks to an American with 6 wives.

2/6. The National Local Radio Station has advice for nuclear war and guests Status Quid.

3/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole. Read by David Suchet.

1/6. Poking fun at King Arthur - Roy Hudd's royal romp through history, from August 1995.

3/5. What became of the fairy tale heroine who makes her way back to the forest?

1/6. Rosie's event management company helps organise a romantic tour for American tourists.

9/12. Bad driving results in a near miss for barrister Roger. From September 1971.

5/6. Daniel and Lucy hire Nigel the builder to prepare for the baby. From November 2003.

The lad, Bill and Sid eat al fresco to impress their dates from the local Palais.

5/6. The sci-fi star and inventor explains life's big mysteries. From November 1992.

2/4. The nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers looks ahead to Autumn. From 1991.

1/4. The actor, raconteur and general bore talks to anyone who will listen. From April 1979.

2/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole. Read by David Suchet.

5/13. Sir Lancelot Spratt causes alarm for medic Simon Sparrow in the operating theatre.

2/5. What became of the fairy tale heroine who tries out other people's houses for size?

5/6. The writer's surprised over his wife's enthusiasm for a day trip. From May 1981.

1/8. Widow Sarah is bringing up her daughter, with a meddling mother. From April 1985.

5/6. Alan Partridge is 'Live from Las Vegas' with a glamorous American co-host. From 1992.

Pertwee's potent beer sparks an explosive opening ceremony aboard HMS Troutbridge.

4/6. The public access cable radio show hosted by the District councillors. From March 1999.

2/4. Colin impersonates a film producer with dangerous consequences. From February 1996.

Award-winning sketch comedy from 1985. Stars Helen Lederer, Clive Mantle and Nick Wilton.

3/6. The surreal zoo's staff tackle gangsters, a spirit and porpoises. From October 2001.

1/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole. Read by David Suchet.

3/13. Bob gets the jitters over marrying Thelma. Adapted from TV from August 1975.

1/5. What became of the fairy tale heroine who let her hair down once too often?

5/6. The shady lawyer tries to swing a prize fight. From June 1990.

4/5. Dirty Den is back from the dead and Tom Baker phones the real Rolf Harris. From 2003.

3/20. Mainwaring's platoon causes havoc in Walmington-on-Sea during an air-raid. From 1975.

1/4. Headmaster Miles Jupp presides over his unruly celebrity pupils. From September 2009.

5/6. The musical comedian presents his selection of some of the finest comic songs. From 2005.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis cast a satirical eye over the week's news. From 18th December.

4/6. The crew gain two new recruits. Namely, a vain feline descendant and a neurotic mechanoid.

2/6. Miles Jupp goes undercover at Glastonbury. From June 2009.

The King of Comedy hosts half an hour of festive frolics. From December 1989.

The much-loved duo's special Christmas compilation. With Brian Wilde and Percy Edwards.

Festive fun from David Barlow, Peter Christie, Miles Kington and Alan Maryon-Davis.

Susan wins a record token in a competition, but she needs to exchange it quickly.

It's all change for the civil servants - and for surprised Brummies! From August 1976.

2/6. Furious Nancy takes action when she learns what the old rogue's been up to.

Sir Timothy Cratchit's selfish Christmas in Africa is rudely interrupted.

A Christmas comedy based on the story of 'Good King Wenceslas', with Timothy West.

2/2. Including After Henry, Christmas Eve with The Shuttleworths, and People Like Us.

4/6. The writer's week is marred by a death, deceptive junk mail and huge egos. From 2005.

5/6. The band's future is threatened, when Bret goes on a date. From September 2005.

It's panto time for Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer, John Junkin, Peggy Mount and co.

5/5. The police free Vera's family, as Irene writes to her estranged son.

The bumbling theatre veteran prepares for a seasonal appearance at an old folk's home.

A young man finds love with a vicar's daughter. Anthony Trollope's Victorian comedy.

How even the best laid festive plans can go awry and a message from your milkman.

Evadne's mother is on festive visit, and she's driving her daughter crackers!

Baron Hardup's daughters battle to go to Prince Charming's ball. From December 1967.

4/6. Spinning for both the Church and the State proves profitable for Prentiss and McCabe.

Sir Henry loves his cakes, but could they be his downfall? With Stephen Fry.

John's plans for a festive gathering go awry. Written by and starring Graham Fellows.

5/5. Back where it premiered, Matt Lucas and David Walliams' oddball TV smash hit.

4/5. Drama shifts to crisis as Irene gets Vera's kids to vent their feelings in verse.