Last of the Summer Wine, Was That Nora Batty Singing?

Roy Clarke's beloved sitcom with those pensioners behaving badly. Foggy tries to cure Compo's heartbreak with an old jungle remedy he picked up during the war.

Foggy has an idea which will bring the pleasure back into climbing hills. Laughs and landscapes in Roy Clarke's classic sitcom.

He's still chasing her, the old devil! Compo frets about Nora's unusual behaviour and decides the only course of action is to spy on her.

Vintage laughs with the three men growing old disgracefully. Compo thinks he's made a killing when he remembers a shilling he's still owed from his schooldays.

These chaps have lost none of their youthful sense of fun - a lesson to us all! Howard finds an incriminating piece of jewellery and turns to Clegg.

The wellingtoned one is still mad about those wrinkly stockings! Unable to reach Nora's washing-line, let alone her heart, Compo accepts a helping hand from Foggy.