The BBC's 1962 Comedy Playhouse season offered new opportunities for writers Ray Galton and Alan Simpson who had recently stopped writing for Tony Han... Read more
Eric Chappell returned to write the screenplay for this spin-off of his classic series. Most cast members reprised their roles with the exception of... Read more
Television's most famous bickering couple George and Mildred Roper hit the big screen in the original full-length feature film. Mildred (Yootha Joyce)... Read more
Mr Flibble is very cross. The Red Dwarf crew run in terror through six more adventures, encountering love, death, existential erasure... and a killer... Read more
"No Way Out" - In his innocence, Godber is looking forward to Christmas, but Fletch just wants a quiet sojourn in the prison hospital. As he says: "th... Read more
"Are you free?" was the iconic catchphrase from this immortal comedy series and few people need a reminder as to its origin. Mr Humphries is a cult fi... Read more
During the mid-1980s, Howard Marks had 43 aliases, 25 companies, and 89 phone lines, all laundering money from dealing cannabis. He was Britain's most... Read more
Combining healthy doses of suspense and humour, this lighthearted comedy/thriller skips and slides through one outrageous situation after another. An... Read more
Vision, integrity and a ruthless streak are the weapons of political power. Unfortunately new Prime Minister Jim Hacker has none of these, but he does... Read more
The always-outrageous Frankie Howerd stars as Private Lurk, a timorous servant who undergoes hypnosis. While entranced, he imagines himself a fearless... Read more