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Despite Rodders undertaking a dead impressive new job, life for the trotters is far from cushti.

Del's state-of-the-ark computers are going down about as well as bacon sandwiches at a bar mitzvah, while at the market, Uncle Albert's unconvincing performances of lumbago recovery have left the flat knee-deep in x-ray massage gizmos. Still, things can only get better... At Trigger's niece's nuptials ("only a hyphen or two away from a society wedding") they encounter an old friend of the family - Trigg's Aunt Renee. What she tells Del and Rodney about their mum's old pal 'Freddie the Frog' leaves the boys desperate to know more. Rodders is eager to discover why this charming villian left all his ill-gotten gains to the Trotters and how come everyone notes his resemblance to his mum's 'friend'. Del Boy is more interested in what happened to the Frog's Legacy - a hoard of undiscovered gold bullion. Are they, at last, about to be millionaires?

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The epic journey of a terminally seasick youth, an entrepreneur who hasn't washed for three days and a captain who's sunk every vessel he's ever sailed in... It all sounded pretty cushty, £15,000 to collect some diamonds from Amsterdam for Boycie and Abdul with just a few snags.

Theres some dodgy geezer called Van Cleef at the Dutch end, Chief Inspector Slater back home and a small matter of a great customs hall in the middle. Then a brilliant idea enters Dels mind: let old sea dog Uncle Albert take the helm and sail across.

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The unforgettable special feature length Christmas cracker from 1989 in which Del meets Raquel again and Rodney jumps to disastrous conclusions with Cassandra. It's a typically tearaway Trotter's treat - an extra large helping of luvvly jubbly...

Del is organising the annual beano to Margate, the traditional Jolly Boys' Outing. But Rodney and Cassandra have just celebrated their first wedding anniversary and she's worried about him going out with the boys - especially as she's angling for promotion with her yuppie boss. When Rodders is arrested and the whole party is stranded by a very nasty accident, her worst fears are realised. But there's more to Margate than chips, cockles, ice-cream, doughnuts, Pina Colada and lobster vindaloo. There's magician The Great Ramondo and his assistant Raquel. All right Del, but back home Cassandra's ambitions appear to have got out of hand...

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Trotters Independent Trading Company comes face to face with the creme-de-la-menthe of British nobility...Del decides a visit to the opera is the perfect opportunity for Rodders to impress his new "friend", the daughter of the Duke of Maylebury.

However, munching a packet of crisps through the duet and whistling along to the aria, is more Peckham Astoria than Covent Garden. When Rodney is then invited on a shooting weekend, he hardly needs Del to arrive, enter the clay pigeon shoot with a borrowed sawn-off shotgun, and confide in the Duke that he plans to announce the engagement of the Duke's daughter and his brother in "Country Life, The Times and the Peckham Echo".

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Two classic British comedies from the 1960's.

Trouble with Eve (1960)

Set in the quiet English village of Warlock. Louise Kington (Hy Hazell) has turned her quaint cottage into the Willow Tree Tearooms. But the suspicious villagers can foresee nothing but trouble for the sleepy community.
Double Bunk (1961)
Newlyweds Jack (Ian Carmichael) and Peggy (Janette Scott) move in to a dilapidated old houseboat with their friends Sid (Sidney James) and Sandra (Liz Fraser) - and accidentally end up crossing the Channel in it!

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Third series of John Sullivan's popular comedy, featuring the wheeling and dealing of Del (David Jason) and Rodney Trotter (Nicholas Lyndhurst) on the streets of Peckham.

1. Homesick

Lugging the shopping up those 12 flights of stairs is proving too much for Grandad (Lennard Pearce). So the doctor recommends a new council bungalow for the Trotter dynasty. Over to Rodney, the new chairman of the housing committee...
2. Healthy Competition
Rodney's decided to go it alone and leave Peckham's own multinational conglomerate - Trotters' Independent Trading. By the end of the week he's already cornered the market in used lawn mower engines and with Mickey Pearce (Patrick Murray) as his Financial Director, the sky's the limit...
3. Friday the 14th
Del, Rodney and Grandad are Cornwall-bound to Boycie's cottage and a spot of salmon poaching. Should be a doddle of a weekend's jolly, if you leave out the bit about the mad-axe-salmon-fisherman-killer who's just escaped from the local institute, that is...
4. Yesterday Never Comes
Del's into art dealing in a big way. especially when it involves a 'posh tart' like the glamorous Miranda (Juliet Hammond). Has she really been wooed by his tequila sunsets or are her motives rather more mercenary...
5. May the Force Be with You
A ripple of panic runs through the Nag's Head. Del's old school enemy Slater (Jim Broadbent) is back in town, hell bent on revenge and brandishing his police badge...
6. Wanted
Watch out! Peckham Pouncer's about! Alias Rodney Trotter...? Surely there must be some mistake? Try telling that to Rodders, London's most wanted criminal...
7. Who's a Pretty Boy?
Move over Leonardo! The Trotter decorating business is on the roll again. This time they're just doing a favour for Denzil (Paul Barber). Their instructions are simple enough: don't eat the fruit or turn on the TV and stay out of the kitchen...so what's happened to Busby, the canary?
8. Thicker Than Water
'Tis certainly the season to be jolly and it's Grand Marnier and grapefruit all round when Del and Rodney's dad comes back to the fold after 18 years. Until he begins to cast doubt on Del's filial integrity, that is...

Entire fourth series of the Peckham-based wheeler-dealer sitcom. Episodes Comprise: - Happy Returns - Strained Relations - Hole in One - Its Only Rock and Roll - Sleeping Dogs Lie - Watching the Girls Go By - As One Door Closes

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A 1960s forerunner to EastEnders, this highly engaging series captures all of the camaraderie and humour, rivalry and chicanery, graft and greed of a bustling Soho market where stalls may be inherited, bought, or "acquired".

This set contains the complete first series from 1967 - all that remains of this well-remembered and highly popular street life drama and its sequel 'Honey Lane'. Billy (John Bennett), a hard-bitten gambler who's usually facing economic disaster on a major or minor scale cheerfully works alongside vegetable seller Dave (Ray Lonnen), who's after a spot for his brother. Widow Polly (Pat Nye) runs a busy fruit stall, while her dim-witted son Danny (Brian Rawlinson) does odd jobs to earn a bit of cash. Then there are the fly pitchers: boys who work out of a suitcase, drumming up a crowd to make a sale and swiftly moving on, or those on the hunt to get a stall - at any cost! The market in Honey Lane may be a human jungle but its traders know how to bury their differences, weed out real rats and deal with interlopers like scheming, corrupt and ever-unpopular market inspector Mr. Tooke (Alister Williamson)...

If Prime Minister Jim Hacker has a fault (and God knows...), it is that he has ideas. Fortunately his Cabinet Secretary, Sir Humphrey makes sure they never come to fruition, while poor Bernard, his Private Secretary, sits uneasily on the fence between them...

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The Long Legs of the Law
Streuth! Rodders' besmirching the good reputation of the Trotter family by dating a policewoman...
Ashes To Ashes
Del's busy selling Trig's gran's genuine antique urns. Trouble is, one of them is Trig's grandad's last resting place!

A Losing Streak
Del and Boycie are set to play the biggest poker game Peckham's ever seen... but what exactly has Boycie got up his sleeve?
No Greater Love
Rodney's got himself a bird at last! Unfortunately she's no spring chicken, and her jailbird husband is about to be released...
The Yellow Peril
Del's got a job painting a Chinese restaurant but is he wise to get some help from Rodney 'Leonardo' Trotter!
It Never Rains
The Trotter family holiday is underway when Grandad runs into a bit of trouble with the Spanish police.
A Touch Of Glass
Del introduces the Dresden-collecting aristocracy to some North-Korean porcelain and his chandelier-cleaning service.
Diamonds Are For Heather
It's Christmas in Peckham and Del's fallen hook, line and sinker for the lovely Heather...

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Vision, integrity and a ruthless streak are the weapons of political power. Unfortunately new Prime Minister Jim Hacker has none of these, but he does have cowardice, desperation and a scheming, pragmatic Cabinet Secretary in Sir Humphrey...

Episodes Comprise:

- The Grand Design
- The Ministerial Broadcast
- The Smoke Screen
- The Key
- A Real Partnership
- A Victory Democracy
- The Bishop's Gambit
- One of Us

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"Scotland Yard" was perhaps the best-known series to emerge from Anglo-Amalgamated's output of crime drama.

Shot as cinema support features at the company's Merton Park Studios in South Wimbledon, these half-hour thrillers - based on real-life cases from the vaults of London's Metropolitan Police headquarters - were a successful regular feature in cinemas over nearly a decade from the early 1950's onwards. Like sister series 'Scales of Justice', 'Scotland Yard' is introduced by celebrated writer and criminologist Edgar Lustgarten and presents case after intriguing case, with many solved onscreen by the redoubtable Inspector Duggan (played by Australian-born Russell Napier). This set comprises all 39 films, also featuring appearances by Harry H. Corbett, Peter Bowles, John Le Mesurier, Peter Arne and Robert Raglan, among many others.

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When Henry Mann (Barry Stanton) inherits The Laurels he also inherits its assorted resident oddballs, who include ill-tempered alcoholic Duncan (Bernard Bresslaw), blonde temptress Dolly Delights (Patricia Brake) and several Chinese waiters.

Then comes the arrival of retired Water Board official Hamish James Ordway (Fulton Mackay), a nosey parker and colossal fusspot with a flair for what he euphemistically calls 'organisation' - and Mann offers him free accommodation at The Laurels in returning for straightening out the chaos prevailing within...

Charming 1950s British Comedy starring Hattie Jacques and Peggy Cummins. Jimmy Fox-Upton (Leslie Phillips) is a vet who is surrounded by unwanted pets and through a series of hilarious misadventures manages to smash a racket of exporting old horses for slaughter.

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Now with a new Trotter to support, Del needs some inspiration to clear his Christmas cashflow problems. It arrives at Grandad's old allotment - Peckham Spring Water! There's serious bounce to be made in bottled mineral water, even if it comes from a tap.

Now all he needs to do is get rid of those smelly old barrels of yellow liquid cluttering up the allotment ...