Last of the Summer Wine, A Chaise Longue Too Far

Young-at-heart sitcom. Wesley has just finished his motorised scooter, when along comes his son-in-law with a taste for dangerous adventure.

Madcap sitcom. Howard's bicycle starts acting strangely in Pearl's presence, so Truly recommends that Clegg performs an exorcism on it.

The world's longest-running sitcom. Billy regrets his promise to demonstrate archery at the vicar's garden party - whilst riding a horse!

The world's longest-running sitcom! Clegg is used to looking after Howard's suspect packages, but draws the line at a picnic accessory.

More senior silliness in Yorkshire. Wesley and Barry hatch a brilliant plan to sell hot dogs to weary hikers and travellers from Wesley's new barrow.

Pensionable fun in Yorkshire. Wesley's trolley seems guaranteed to cheer up a dispirited Smiler.

Roy Clarke's long-running sitcom. Glenda's unwanted anniversary present proves to have some use - especially when Howard gets locked in his bedroom.

More farcical fun in the world's longest running sitcom. Keen to follow his father's footsteps, Tom foolishly listens to Clegg and Truly's stories.

Roy Clarke's sitcom about young-at-heart pensioners. Billy is burdened with his humourless brother-in-law. Wesley tries to deliver an inflatable feeding trough.

Young-at-heart sitcom. A heartbroken Kevin needs a place to be alone, but problems arise when he decides to be the 'Wise Man of the Woods'.