Using letters to reveal corporate lunacy - the comedian is bemused by the peculiar practices of utilities companies. From 2011. Show more

The tempestuous marriage of Sofya and Leo Tolstoy. Leo gives up writing and won't see with his children. Stars Haydn Gwynne.

Clive James muses on the first day of televising the House of Lords in 1985. Is parliament the right place for comedy?

American humorist David Sedaris reads from his comedy essays, including memories of a snowy childhood and his experience of being in a long-term relationship. From April 2010. Show more

Will Noote's playing away ruin the clerics' game? Adapted from TV with Derek Nimmo and William Mervyn. From February 1971. Show more

Grumbling Hampshire locals oppose the bungling duo's building plans. Stars Deryck Guyler and Richard Murdoch. From March 1973. Show more

Mrs Potter-Smith aims to bring the curtain down on the Blue Doors' latest show. Stars James Lance and Caroline Harker.

After her gran dies, half-gypsy Kizzy faces an uncertain future, living with Miss Brooke and trouble at school. Stars Nisa Cole.

4 Extra Debut. From Leos Janacek to Marvin Gaye, illustrator Quentin Blake shares his castaway choices with Kirsty Young. From October 2006.

After a dull night at the cinema, lonely Edna is looking for love in wartime. Then a limping man approaches her. Short stories recalling England in the '40s, read by Amanda Root. Show more

Finding fame via TV's Opportunity Knocks, the teacher-turned-comic relives humorous career moments with Mike Craig. From January 1986.

Geoffrey Wheeler profiles North East England's premier variety venue, where Carry On actor Sid James died on stage. From 2003. Show more

The tempestuous marriage of Sofya and Leo Tolstoy. Leo gives up writing and won't see with his children. Stars Haydn Gwynne.

Clive James muses on the first day of televising the House of Lords in 1985. Is parliament the right place for comedy?

Inmates Charles and George plot a Crown Jewels heist to stay jailed. Stars Peter Jones, Bernard Bresslaw and Charles Hawtrey. Show more

Will Noote's playing away ruin the clerics' game? Adapted from TV with Derek Nimmo and William Mervyn. From February 1971. Show more

Grumbling Hampshire locals oppose the bungling duo's building plans. Stars Deryck Guyler and Richard Murdoch. From March 1973. Show more

Mel brings you a round-up of some of the highlights from last week's 4 O'Clock Show, including the man who swims with great white sharks and a bizarre duck race in New Mexico.

Mrs Potter-Smith aims to bring the curtain down on the Blue Doors' latest show. Stars James Lance and Caroline Harker.

After her gran dies, half-gypsy Kizzy faces an uncertain future, living with Miss Brooke and trouble at school. Stars Nisa Cole.

Captain Hart is upset with his welcome when he lands on a planet. Ray Bradbury's tale set in space stars Max Golightly.

Bobby Quine and Automatic Jack set up the cyberspace burn on the House of Blue Lights - their last big score. Read by Adam Sims. Show more

Finding fame via TV's Opportunity Knocks, the teacher-turned-comic relives humorous career moments with Mike Craig. From January 1986.

Geoffrey Wheeler profiles North East England's premier variety venue, where Carry On actor Sid James died on stage. From 2003. Show more

Will Noote's playing away ruin the clerics' game? Adapted from TV with Derek Nimmo and William Mervyn. From February 1971. Show more

Grumbling Hampshire locals oppose the bungling duo's building plans. Stars Deryck Guyler and Richard Murdoch. From March 1973. Show more

4 Extra Debut. From Leos Janacek to Marvin Gaye, illustrator Quentin Blake shares his castaway choices with Kirsty Young. From October 2006.

After a dull night at the cinema, lonely Edna is looking for love in wartime. Then a limping man approaches her. Short stories recalling England in the '40s, read by Amanda Root. Show more

American humorist David Sedaris reads from his comedy essays, including memories of a snowy childhood and his experience of being in a long-term relationship. From April 2010. Show more

Damien and Anthony go on holiday so their builder can crack on with kitchen improvements. Stars Miles Jupp. From November 2011. Show more

From 10pm to midnight every Friday night, Arthur Smith presents two hours of comedy. Tonight he chats to Tom Stade.

A startling revelation for Sam after he survives a sinking and the pirates - again. Stars Bernard Cribbins. From December 1997. Show more

The code breakers must get jabs - but they all rustle up excuses to avoid the needle. Stars Robert Bathurst. From June 2008. Show more

Captain Hart is upset with his welcome when he lands on a planet. Ray Bradbury's tale set in space stars Max Golightly.

Bobby Quine and Automatic Jack set up the cyberspace burn on the House of Blue Lights - their last big score. Read by Adam Sims. Show more

4 Extra Debut. From Leos Janacek to Marvin Gaye, illustrator Quentin Blake shares his castaway choices with Kirsty Young. From October 2006.

After a dull night at the cinema, lonely Edna is looking for love in wartime. Then a limping man approaches her. Short stories recalling England in the '40s, read by Amanda Root. Show more

Finding fame via TV's Opportunity Knocks, the teacher-turned-comic relives humorous career moments with Mike Craig. From January 1986.

Geoffrey Wheeler profiles North East England's premier variety venue, where Carry On actor Sid James died on stage. From 2003. Show more

Will Noote's playing away ruin the clerics' game? Adapted from TV with Derek Nimmo and William Mervyn. From February 1971. Show more

Inmates Charles and George plot a Crown Jewels heist to stay jailed. Stars Peter Jones, Bernard Bresslaw and Charles Hawtrey. Show more