TV Guide for Yesterday Thursday 8 in Gold

Hyacinth is not looking forward to Onslow's birthday celebrations. Rose arranges for a limousine to collect Hyacinth and Richard.

Victoria Wood's quirky sitcom that gets better with every viewing. Jean's husband has left her, and Tony wants Bren to go to Marbella with him.

Classic 70s sitcom about the loving suburban couple seeking self-sufficiency. Tom and Barbara are visited by the press - prompting Margo to try to get in on the action.

More hilarious quickfire surrealism in the fast-moving sketch show that occasionally transfers to the live theatre circuit. Includes the world's crudest salesman at a fashion show.

Shopping from Home.

Shopping from Home.

Petula (BAFTA hat-trick winner Julie Walters) is doing dangerous things with gas in her caravan, while Bren is excited about her upcoming holiday.

Self-sufficiency comedy set in The Avenue, Surbiton. Tom takes the law into his own hands when he discovers someone has been lifting his leeks.

Bad French, a three-wheel car and appalling cocktails. It must be the Trotters! Del can never resist the temptation to make a quick profit, but this deal is dodgy.

The spin-off sitcom that's almost as popular as Only Fools and Horses. Marlene has big plans for her 40th anniversary, but then there's some unexpected news.

More shop floor shenanigans from the Grace Brothers department store. Promotion is in the offing, and everyone's hopeful when Mr Humphries reads their palms.

Will the Nearest Alien Please Come In: Popular sitcom. Sci-fi addict Kevin believes that aliens may have landed. Truly, Clegg and Alvin help to convince him that he's right.

Elegy for Small Creature and Clandestine Trackbike: More pensioner power in Yorkshire. Howard finds his new bike is hard to hide from Pearl, and Clegg only adds to his worries.

Self-sufficiency comedy set in The Avenue, Surbiton. Tom takes the law into his own hands when he discovers someone has been lifting his leeks.

Bad French, a three-wheel car and appalling cocktails. It must be the Trotters! Del can never resist the temptation to make a quick profit, but this deal is dodgy.

What kind of drinks would Del conjure up at Christmas? Find out in South London's finest comedy.

That irrepressible snob Hyacinth Bucket once again tries to keep her family at bay. Hyacinth tries to impress Emmet by singing in the church hall concert.

Put that light out! Time for some wartime laughs with the old boys out to stop Hitler's little game. The members of the platoon disguise themselves as firemen.

The spin-off sitcom that's almost as popular as Only Fools and Horses. Marlene has big plans for her 40th anniversary, but then there's some unexpected news.

More shop floor shenanigans from the Grace Brothers department store. Promotion is in the offing, and everyone's hopeful when Mr Humphries reads their palms.

Self-sufficiency comedy set in The Avenue, Surbiton. Tom takes the law into his own hands when he discovers someone has been lifting his leeks.

Put that light out! Time for some wartime laughs with the old boys out to stop Hitler's little game. The members of the platoon disguise themselves as firemen.

Will the Nearest Alien Please Come In: Popular sitcom. Sci-fi addict Kevin believes that aliens may have landed. Truly, Clegg and Alvin help to convince him that he's right.

Elegy for Small Creature and Clandestine Trackbike: More pensioner power in Yorkshire. Howard finds his new bike is hard to hide from Pearl, and Clegg only adds to his worries.

What kind of drinks would Del conjure up at Christmas? Find out in South London's finest comedy.

Perry and Croft's wartime sitcom with the men of the Home Guard. The chief warden puts Mainwaring in court after a light is left burning in the church hall.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

More belly laughs with one of comedy's great pairings, Del and Rodney. When Rodney falls in love, he doesn't appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand.

Feast yourself on a banquet of 'Brilliant!' catchphrases featuring Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Caroline Aherne, John Thomson, Simon Day, Mark Williams and Arabella Weir.

Lee Mack stars in the likeable sitcom about a thirty-something slacker. A stressed Lee decides to take up yoga - but his technique leaves a lot to be desired.

The Trotters embark on a decorating venture, only to find they get the bird.

More belly laughs with one of comedy's great pairings, Del and Rodney. When Rodney falls in love, he doesn't appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand.

That irrepressible snob Hyacinth Bucket once again tries to keep her family at bay. Hyacinth tries to impress Emmet by singing in the church hall concert.

Petula (BAFTA hat-trick winner Julie Walters) is doing dangerous things with gas in her caravan, while Bren is excited about her upcoming holiday.

Self-sufficiency comedy set in The Avenue, Surbiton. Tom takes the law into his own hands when he discovers someone has been lifting his leeks.