Classic character comedy by Roy Clarke (who also wrote Keeping Up Appearances and Last of the Summer Wine). The series co-stars David Jason. Ronnie Barker, however, is the driving force in the show, and he's simply side-splitting as the miserly, stuttering Arkwright, the owner of a corner store & a man with a knack for moving the unmovable!

This classic 1980's series (together with Yes Prime Minister) is the pinnacle of intellectual verbal comedy. Its depiction of the political system is spot on; the wit and verbal gymnastics unsurpassed!

A thoroughly enjoyable 1990's serial about two old flames who reunite by chance after 38 years. It's gently humorous, mildly poignant, very well written, and stars Dame Judi Dench & Geoffrey Palmer.

Superb 80's series (also by Lloyd & Croft) set during WW2 in German-occupied France. This is a hilarious character comedy, which has the most tangled, complicated plot of any britcom! Gordon Kaye is superb as Rene, an unlikely heartthrob who frets the Germans will discover the Resistance is using his cafe!

Also by Richard Curtis, this 1990's series is one of the funniest ever. Dawn French heads a motley & comical cast of characters as she becomes the new vicar of Dibley parish.

Hilarious 2000's britcom about an alien from another planet who moonlights as a superhero. He looks human but hasn't a clue about how humans interact. The series pokes fun at the idioms & customs we take for granted but which must be nonsensical to foreigners.