Eamonn Andrews looks at Hattie Jacques's life and career, with contributions from John Le Mesurier, Eric Sykes and Leslie Phillips. (1963) Show more

The cream of British comedy pay tribute to Spike Milligan at a charity evening recorded live at London's Guildhall. With Kathy Burke, Harry Enfield, Eddie Izzard and Michael Palin. Show more

Documentary revealing the truth about Frankie Howerd, one of Britain's best-loved comedians whose personal life was full of closely guarded secrets. Show more

Eric and Hattie try to revolutionise London Transport by running a bus like an airline. But the depot manager is less than charmed by the idea.

Sitcom about a middle-aged brother and sister. Eric and Hattie are ready to depart for their holiday in the West Country, leaving Miss Rumbelow in charge.

Doctors has seen some of TV's biggest names pass through the surgery doors. Diane Keen catches up with the stars to get their diagnosis on their Doctors experience. Show more

Classic episode of the much-loved 1960s sitcom. Strange things happen when Eric and Hattie unpack an old theatrical trunk belonging to their Uncle Edward, an escapologist.

Classic comedy directed by and starring Eric Sykes. Two workmen struggle with a plank of work as they attempt to move it from a timber yard to their building site.

Eric is left looking like a mummy when Hattie practises her first-aid skills. One of the consequences is that he can't get to make the final payment on his motorcycle.

In the French country town of St. Valoise-sur-Seine, Pierre Clicquot is the local undertaker. But 1926 was not a good year for the worthy Clicquot. Show more

Tony and Bren are happy, but everyone else is in a bad mood. To lift the mood, a tea party is organised for everybody's parents.

Eric and Hattie suspect their new neighbours are up to no good - they drink large vodkas and pay for them with crisp fivers. Could they be spies?

Classic comedy. Eric and Hattie are visited by a mysterious stranger who claims that he has returned to honour a childhood promise.

Eric and Hattie decide to spend Christmas at Corky's with his friends and relatives.

To celebrate Arena's 40th anniversary, a new film made entirely from its own archive, evoking the one experience common to all - the 24-hour cycle from dawn to dusk to dawn again. Show more

Eric Sykes gives a tongue-in-cheek account of his follies and fortunes as an actor, gag writer and comedian in a long and successful career in the theatre, on radio and television. Show more

Comedy. A wealthy newspaper proprietor puts up a £10,000 prize for the fastest flight from London to Paris. His wager attracts a weird and eccentric collection of competitors. Show more

The aged Doggy is disappointed that his stag night isn't as exciting as his first. Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Entwistle rectify that problem. Show more

Preschool fun, fantasy and education. The Teletubbies do a falling down dance and a tree appears in Teletubbyland. Show more

Preschool fun, fantasy and education. The Tubbies enjoy some tubby custard, and a present for Dipsy appears in Teletubbyland.