Last of the Summer Wine, A White Sweater and a Solicitor's Letter

More ripe old fun in Yorkshire. Compo's son, Tom, has now settled down in his father's old house. He's gullible enough to accept any given challenge.

Roy Clarke's senior sitcom - a firm favourite since 1973. Howard panics when Pearl asks him why one of his undergarments is missing.

The much-loved sitcom about a close-knit Yorkshire community. The ladies embark on a mystery tour when they hire a minibus to take them on a picnic.

Long-running sitcom, a perennial favourite since 1973. Here, Wesley uses his renowned engineering skills to produce a go-anywhere vending machine.

More ripe old fun. Billy Hardcastle is a distant relative of Robin Hood, but soon finds that having a friend with a pinstripe suit is adventurous enough.

Roy Clarke's popular sitcom about a close-knit Yorkshire community. Howard has a unique present for Marina to put in her garden, but he doesn't want Pearl seeing it.

More senior silliness in Yorkshire. When Pearl finds a blonde hair on Howard, he calls on his friends to help him out of a tricky situation.

Sitcom about a group of sprightly OAPs in Yorkshire. A solicitor's letter to Compo interests the whole town, and terrifies his son Tom.

Popular sitcom. Barry's promotion at the building society entails visiting a particularly violent family. Unwisely, he seeks advice from Truly and Clegg.

Norman Wisdom makes a guest appearance in this episode of the senior sitcom. Truly jests that there's a tiger on the loose, with far-reaching repercussions.