TV Guide for Now Saturday 11 in Gold

More ducking and diving with Del and Rodders. Del charges people to attend seances conducted by Uncle Albert's psychic girlfriend. But it's all a con - isn't it.

Classic comedy. Rodney and Cassandra are officially engaged. However, Rodney thinks he has failed his exams, and he also has to find the cash for a flat.

A new spark in Rodney's life rekindles an old flame of Del's when Rodders starts dating a girl at the newsagents. But could there be a family connection.

A bittersweet episode written by John Sullivan after the death of actor Lennard Pearce, who played Grandad. The boys attend Grandad's funeral, and meet an uncle.

Comedy gold with the UK's favourite sitcom. Uncle Albert tries to get Del and Rodders out of a financial hole by literally falling down one - a stunt he's pulled before.

Anarchic comedy with that terrible twosome from 'The Young Ones'. The tranquil calm of Hammersmith is disturbed when Richie and Eddie capture a burglar - and his loot.

More punch-ups and pratfalls in the endlessly anarchic sitcom. Eddie and Richie discover that bad luck - not money - is the root of all evil. Well, they should know.

Pour yourself a cocktail and enjoy one of the best comedies ever as Rodney's aspiration to be top of the pops is encouraged and then totally dashed by Del.

Del is desperate to keep up with the new yuppies on the block and arms himself with red braces and a Filofax to do battle, 1980s-style. Don't lean on the bar, Del.

Del, Rodney and Uncle Albert are consigned to the dog watch when they earn some easy money looking after Boycie and Marlene's Great Dane puppy.

More punch-ups and pratfalls in the endlessly anarchic sitcom. Eddie and Richie discover that bad luck - not money - is the root of all evil. Well, they should know.

Rodders is at the mercy of Del as per usual in the brilliant comedy. Rodney needs a girlfriend to accompany him to a do in order to win a bet.

The comedy adored by the public with Del and Rodders Trotter. Del persuades Denzil to lend him his redundancy money, but if the butterfly flutters by, all is lost.

Anarchic comedy with that terrible twosome from 'The Young Ones'. The tranquil calm of Hammersmith is disturbed when Richie and Eddie capture a burglar - and his loot.