2002 comedy with Roy Hudd and June Whitfield (6/6)

PG Wodehouse comic tale

, poems and songs

Former BBC Head of Light Entertainment David Hatch chooses his favourite comedy programmes from his era, featuring Just a Minute (1981); The Next Programme Follows Almost Immediately (1971); The Burkiss Way (1979); Doctor in the House (1968); Brothers in Law (1971) and What Ho! Jeeves (1980)

Julia McKenzie stars in an adaptation of Edith Nesbit's fantasy about a sand fairy who grants five children a series of wishes.

(1/8)

showcases Canadian comedy and music (2/8)

, as 12 midnight

man who receives a phone call from someone who died some time ago, with Edward de Souza, Moir Leslie and Julian Rhind-Tutt

explores the family lives of famous funnymen, continuing with Tom Owen's memories of both his and his father Bill Owen's roles in Last of the Summer Wine (3/7)

of Rudyard Kipling's adventure story, with Eartha Kitt, Freddie Jones and Nisha K Mayer (5/5)

Former BBC Head of Light Entertainment David Hatch chooses his favourite comedy programmes from his era, featuring Just a Minute (1981); The Next Programme Follows Almost Immediately (1971); The Burkiss Way (1979); Doctor in the House (1968); Brothers in Law (1971) and What Ho! Jeeves (1980)

Getting Mugged 2006 series in which Stuart McLean showcases Canadian comedy, new writing and music (2/8)

by Charles Chilton, starring Andrew Faulds (6/13)

, with Edward de Souza, Moir Leslie and Julian Rhind-Tutt

Adaptation by Malcolm McKee of Edith Nesbit's fantasy about a sand fairy who grants five children a series of wishes.

Wally K Daly (1/8)