Sykes

Eric tries to strike a blow for the common people - but his chants against inflation take a downward turn. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques, Eric Sykes and Richard Wattis

A stage hypnotist soon has an unbelieving Eric performing all kinds of antics.

Eric and Hattie celebrate the festive season with special guest stars Jimmy Edwards and Sylvia Peters

Eric is unhappy about Hattie's choice of holiday, until a blonde Redcoat brightens up his day

Corky takes advantage of his wife's spell in hospital to make some money taking in lodgers. Comedy, starring Deryck Guyler and Eric Sykes

Eric and Hattie go fishing while on holiday at the seaside. Comedy, starring Eric Sykes and Hattie Jacques

Eric gets his hands on a movie camera and the new toy fires his ambitions to become a documentary film-maker. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques, Eric Sykes and Deryck Guyler

Eric and Hattie regale Corky with tales of their Scottish holiday, which allegedly did wonders for the tourist trade. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques, Eric Sykes and Deryck Guyler

The hapless siblings join Corky for a Bavarian holiday, but when Eric refuses to go skiing the locals take offence. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques, Eric Sykes and Derek Guyler

The siblings are persuaded to appear in a commercial when they pop into a hardware store. Comedy, starring Eric Sykes and Hattie Jacques

The siblings take on a new lodger, but the police are forced to intervene when his musical enthusiasm proves to be a headache for the neighbourhood. Bernard Bresslaw guest stars

The siblings take over a quiet pub for the evening, but Constable Turnbull's intervention soon has the bar buzzing with activity. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques and Eric Sykes

Eric tries to liven up his tedious holiday in Bogsea and ends up in all sorts of trouble. Comedy, starring Hattie Jacques and Eric Sykes

The sibling's plans to impress an important dinner guest are interrupted when a vintage vehicle crashes into their living room. Comedy, starring Hattie Jacques and Eric Sykes

Hattie give Eric an ultimatum about his new feathered friend

Eric and Hattie have a run-in with the police. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques

Eric receives advice on how he might improve his fortune, but the arrival of a gangster causes trouble

Eric's neighbours suffer at the hands of a mystery window smasher who chooses to leave the Sykes residence intact

Eric arrives at a fancy dress ball dressed as Julius Caesar

Eric gets his head stuck between some railings. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques

Eric becomes a chauffeur for Lady Dorothy, but his driving skills are not up to scratch

Eric gets a surprise when Hattie joins him on the golf course, and ends up coaching the greats of the game

Eric and Hattie become suspicious of their vodka-swilling, well-off new neighbours. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques

Eric and Hattie fail to impress the depot manager when they try to run a bus like an airline in their attempt to revolutionise London Transport. Vintage comedy, starring Hattie Jacques and Eric Sykes

Eric nurses a hangover following an army reunion, but receives a surprise when a beautiful girl appears on his doorstep

When Hattie advertises for some eligible bachelors Eric realises that without her his life would be difficult.

After being bitten by a dog Eric consults his doctor and is suddenly afflicted by a less easily treated malady.

Eric and Hattie are alarmed to find that they have a mouse in the house. Eric tries several ways of getting rid of it but none succeed and he has to call in the big guns.

As Eric takes out the rubbish to the dustbin a gust of wind distributes it on to Mr Brown's footpath.

Eric abandons domestic chores to join Hattie at the local factory.

The local football team needs a referee - kindly but firm, worthy of respect. They choose Eric.

Eric and Hattie are visted by a stranger who has returned to honour a childhood promise.

Mr Brown is persuaded to lend his new boat to Eric, who finds navigation harder than talking about the South China Seas.

Amanda, aged ten, arrives to stay for a weekend. Painfully recalling her sister's love of practical jokes Eric can't believe she's as innocent as she looks.

When Eric takes up walking he soon begins to think big. Mr Brown is not easily convinced of his abilities, so Eric decides to walk to Brighton.

Eric is in his neighbour's black books, an embarassing affair at the golf club guest-night having affected his status. But when Eric reveals his uncle's identity Mr Brown attitude suddenly changes.

A series of burglaries misses the Sykes household and Mr Brown is the first to point out that they can have nothing worth stealing. Eric counters by saying he has a dog; but when he does buy one his troubles really begin.