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Unencumbered by wives, jobs or any other responsibilities, three senior citizens who've never really grown up explore their world in the Yorkshire Dales. They spend their days speculating about their fellow townsfolk and thinking up adventures not usually favoured by the elderly.
Roy Clarke's much-loved sitcom. Barry's prize in a competition is a really big problem - not just for him but everyone who helps get rid of it.
The young at heart sitcom. The lifelike effigy of the old General has been spruced up for the annual parade. Nora is to be on a float playing his wife!
Popular sitcom starring Peter Sallis of Wallace and Gromit fame. Lionel has a habit of being unpredictable, so when he abandons his wife in the hills she isn't too surprised.
More senior silliness in the long-running sitcom. To celebrate the birthday of his famous ancestor, Robin Hood, Billy proudly wears a green suit.
Classic comedy. Truly reckons Barry is up to something sinister - why else would he be in the woods with a suitcase?
The long running sitcom that first graced our screens in 1973. Clegg, Truly and Alvin reluctantly agree to go to a remote farm and take some old-timers out for a day.
Roy Clarke's classic sitcom. Truly helps Smiler when he's pursued by a woman who thinks he's rich.
More pensioner power in the much-loved sitcom. Barry and Glenda are surprised when a man they met on holiday pays a visit.
Another slice of senior silliness. Nora reveals an ongoing feud with one Audrey Craig, who had the audacity to laugh about her hat at a wedding.
Young-at-heart sitcom. Billy and Alvin terrorise Truly with the news that the former Mrs Truelove is in town and trying to track him down.
Yuletide mishaps in the young-at-heart sitcom. Truly plots to find Clegg's old classmate and deliver her to his doorstep.