Audiobooks narrated by David Jason

Only Fools and Horses: Series 1 & 2: 15 Classic TV Soundtracks including Christmas specials

"The complete soundtracks of the first two series of the iconic comedy show, plus Christmas specials One of the nation’s best-loved sitcoms, Only Fools and Horses ran for seven series and 18 Christmas specials between 1981 and 2003. Created and written by John Sullivan of Citizen Smith fame, the show won numerous awards, and is often voted amongst the top British TV programmes. Now you can revisit how it all began, as we’re introduced to the Trotter trio – market trader and entrepreneur Del Boy (David Jason), his ‘little bruv’ Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst), who reluctantly gets roped in to Del’s dodgy dealings, and Grandad (Lennard Pearce), who minds their Peckham flat from the comfort of his armchair. When Rodney becomes a partner in Trotters Independent Traders, things don’t go quite as he’d hoped. Despite Del’s assurances that ‘this time next year, we’ll be millionaires’, his money-making wheezes always seem to backfire – from a bit of bother with some briefcases to an open-top bus tour that doesn’t attract any punters and a chandelier-cleaning scheme that ends in disaster… Plus, in ‘Christmas Cracker’, the Trotters contemplate yet another Christmas of TV repeats, closed pubs and Grandad's cooking; and in ‘Diamonds are for Heather’, Del meets a new woman – can romance cure his yuletide blues? NB: The language on this recording reflects the era in which it was first broadcast. Some small edits have had to be made for music copyright purposes. Production credits Created and written by John Sullivan Theme song written, composed and lyrics performed by John Sullivan Produced by Ray Butt Directed by Martin Shardlow and Ray Butt ‘Christmas Crackers’ produced and directed by Bernard Thompson Edited by John Jarvis, Chris Wadsworth, Mike Jackson, Mike Taylor, Graham Sisson and John Dunstan Production Designers: Terry Snoaden, Cynthia Kljuco, Derek Evans, Andy Dimond and Don Giles Executive Producer: John Sullivan Associate Producer: Gail Evans Cast Del – David Jason Rodney – Nicholas Lyndhurst Grandad – Lennard Pearce Trigger – Roger Lloyd Pack Boycie – John Challis Sid – Roy Heather Episode guide First broadcast on BBC One on the following dates: Series 1 (8 September - 13 October 1981) Big Brother Go West Young Man Cash and Curry The Second Time Around A Slow Bus to Chingford The Russians are Coming Christmas Crackers (28 December 1981) Series 2 (21 October - 2 December 1982) The Long Legs of the Law Ashes to Ashes A Losing Streak No Greater Love The Yellow Peril It Never Rains... A Touch of Glass Diamonds are for Heather (30 December 1982) © 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"

John Sullivan (Author), David Jason, Full cast, Lennard Pearce, Nicholas Lyndhurst (Narrator)

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Only Fools and Horses: Series 5 & 6: 15 Classic TV Soundtracks including Christmas specials

"The complete soundtracks of the fifth and sixth series of the much-loved comedy show – plus Christmas specials From 1981 to 2003, Only Fools and Horses followed the lives of lovable Cockney wheeler-dealer Del Boy and his hapless but loyal younger brother Rodney – winning the nation’s heart in the process, along with a multitude of awards. Over 40 years later, it remains as popular as ever, and regularly ranks amongst the UK’s greatest ever TV shows. This cushty collection features a wealth of memorable moments including Del and Raquel’s first meeting, and Rodney and Cassandra’s wedding. In addition, the Trotters become involved in a hold-up at their local supermarket, Del reinvents himself as a yuppy, the boys acquire an explosive box of inflatable sex dolls and Rodney wins a holiday to Mallorca – but there’s a catch… And there’s festive fun in ‘A Royal Flush’, ‘The Frog’s Legacy’ and ‘Dates, as Rodney romances an aristocrat’s daughter, Del hunts for buried treasure, and the duo host a surprise birthday party for Uncle Albert. Scripted by John Sullivan and starring David Jason as Del Boy, Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney, Buster Merryfield as Uncle Albert, Tessa Peake-Jones as Raquel and Gwyneth Strong as Cassandra, these timeless episodes are the absolute crème de la menthe. NB: The language on this recording reflects the era in which it was first broadcast. Some small edits have had to be made for music copyright purposes. Production credits Created and written by John Sullivan Theme song written, composed and lyrics performed by John Sullivan Produced by Ray Butt and Gareth Gwenlan Directed by Mandie Fletcher and Tony Dow Edited by John Jarvis, Chris Wadsworth, Graham Taylor, John Dunstan, Ed Wooden and John Wilkinson Production Designers: Mark Sevant, Paul Trerise and Graham Lough Executive Producer: John Sullivan Associate Producer: Gail Evans Cast Del – David Jason Rodney – Nicholas Lyndhurst Uncle Albert – Buster Merryfield Trigger – Roger Lloyd Pack Boycie – John Challis Mickey Pearce – Patrick Murray Marlene – Sue Holderness Denzil – Paul Barber Mike – Kenneth MacDonald Raquel – Tessa Peake-Jones Cassandra – Gwyneth Strong Sid – Roy Heather Jevon – Steven Woodcock Alan Parry – Denis Lill Pamela Parry – Wanda Ventham Episode guide First broadcast on BBC One on the following dates: Series 5 (31 August - 5 October 1986) From Prussia with Love The Miracle of Peckham The Longest Night Tea for Three Video Nasty Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? A Royal Flush (25 December 1986) The Frog’s Legacy (25 December 1987) Dates (25 December 1988) Series 6 (8 January - 12 February 1989) Yuppy Love Danger UXD Chain Gang The Unlucky Winner Is... Sickness and Wealth Little Problems © 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"

John Sullivan (Author), Buster Merryfield, David Jason, Full Cast, Nicholas Lyndhurst (Narrator)

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Only Fools and Horses: Series 7: 10 Classic TV Soundtracks including Christmas specials

"The complete soundtracks of the seventh series of the evergreen comedy show – plus Christmas specials Only Fools and Horses first hit our TV screens in 1981, and soon became a national institution. More than 40 years after the last episode aired in 2003, it’s still regularly voted one of the best ever British TV programmes, and its enduring popularity led to two spin-off TV series and a sell-out West End musical. Collected here are 10 triffic episodes of the legendary comedy, including Christmas specials ‘The Jolly Boys’ Outing’, in which Del encounters his lost love; ‘Rodney Come Home’, which sees Raquel moving in; and the double bill ‘Miami Twice’, where Del Boy is mistaken for a mafia Don. There are dark clouds on the horizon in Series 7, as Rodney’s marriage to Cassandra hits the rocks, but moments of hilarity too, as Raquel duets with ‘singing dustman’ Tony Angelino at the local cabaret club. And with the birth of baby Damien, the future looks bright for Del Boy and family… Written by John Sullivan (Citizen Smith, Just Good Friends), these sparkling soundtracks star David Jason as Del Boy, Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney, Buster Merryfield as Uncle Albert, Tessa Peake-Jones as Raquel and Gwyneth Strong as Cassandra, with a guest appearance from Jim Broadbent as Roy Slater. NB: The language on this recording reflects the era in which it was first broadcast. Some small edits have had to be made for music copyright purposes Production credits Created and written by John Sullivan Theme song written, composed and lyrics performed by John Sullivan Produced by Gareth Gwenlan Directed by Tony Dow Edited by John Jarvis, Chris Wadsworth and Jacqui Bass Production Designers: John Anderson and Richard McManan-Smith Executive Producer: John Sullivan Associate Producer: Gail Evans Cast Del – David Jason Rodney – Nicholas Lyndhurst Grandad – Lennard Pearce Uncle Albert – Buster Merryfield Trigger – Roger Lloyd Pack Boycie – John Challis Mickey Pearce – Patrick Murray Marlene – Sue Holderness Denzil – Paul Barber Mike – Kenneth MacDonald Raquel – Tessa Peake-Jones Cassandra – Gwyneth Strong Sid – Roy Heather Jevon – Steven Woodcock Alan Parry – Denis Lill Pamela Parry – Wanda Ventham Roy Slater – Jim Broadbent Baby Damien – Grant Stevens Episode guide First broadcast on BBC One on the following dates: The Jolly Boys’ Outing (25 December 1989) Rodney Come Home (25 December 1990) Series 7 (30 December 1990 – 3 February 1991) The Sky’s the Limit The Chance of a Lunchtime Stage Fright The Class of ’62 He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Uncle Three Men, a Woman and a Baby Miami Twice: The American Dream (24 December 1991) Miami Twice: Oh to Be in England (25 December 1991) © 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"

John Sullivan (Author), Buster Merryfield, David Jason, Full Cast, Nicholas Lyndhurst (Narrator)

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Only Fools and Horses: The Final Christmas Specials: 8 Classic TV Soundtracks

"The complete soundtracks of the last eight Christmas specials – plus The Only Fools and Horses Story For 22 years between 1981 and 2003, Only Fools and Horses was the nation’s favourite sitcom, and the show’s Christmas specials were must-see appointment TV. Millions tuned in to watch the Trotters’ festive escapades, with the 1996 special ‘Time on Our Hands’ attracting a record audience of 24.3 million viewers – making it the most-watched programme in television history. Now you can revisit that chart-topping episode, and seven more seasonal editions, in this sensational soundtrack collection. Featured here are all the specials from 1992-2003, starring David Jason as Del Boy, Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney, Buster Merryfield as Uncle Albert, Tessa Peake-Jones as Raquel and Gwyneth Strong as Cassandra. Take a trip back to Christmas past, as Del devises a money-spinning idea to market ‘Peckham Spring’ water; Raquel leaves Del as he returns to his old ways of drinking and gambling; caped crusaders Del and Rodney hit the town for a night out, and Cassandra suffers a miscarriage. After years of striving, the Trotters become millionaires at last – only to lose it all after investing in the Central American markets. Embarking on a booze cruise to France, they bring back more than they bargained for, in the form of illegal immigrant ‘Gary’. And in the last ever episode, with Cassandra about to give birth, the family is facing bankruptcy and eviction – but there’s a surprise in store in Uncle Albert’s will... Also included is a bonus documentary, The Only Fools and Horses Story, telling the behind-the-scenes story of the beloved show through interviews with writer John Sullivan, the cast and famous fans. Lovely jubbly! NB: The language on this recording reflects the era in which it was first broadcast. Some small edits have had to be made for music copyright purposes Production credits Created and written by John Sullivan Theme song written, composed and lyrics performed by John Sullivan Produced by Gareth Gwenlan Directed by Tony Dow Edited by Chris Wadsworth and John Jarvis, Production Designers: Donal Woods, Charmian Adams and David Hitchcock Executive Producer: John Sullivan Associate Producer: Gail Evans Cast Del – David Jason Rodney – Nicholas Lyndhurst Uncle Albert – Buster Merryfield Trigger – Roger Lloyd Pack Boycie – John Challis Mickey Pearce – Patrick Murray Marlene – Sue Holderness Denzil – Paul Barber Mike – Kenneth MacDonald Raquel – Tessa Peake-Jones Cassandra – Gwyneth Strong Sid – Roy Heather Alan Parry – Denis Lill Pamela Parry – Wanda Ventham Damien – Jamie Smith/Benjamin Smith Episode guide First broadcast on BBC One on the following dates: Mother Nature’s Son (25 December 1992) Fatal Extraction (25 December 1993) Heroes and Villains (25 December 1996) Modern Men (27 December 1996) Time on Our Hands (29 December 1996) If They Could See Us Now (25 December 2001) Strangers on the Shore (25 December 2002) Sleepless in Peckham (25 December 2003) The Only Fools and Horses Story (20 December 2002) © 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"

John Sullivan (Author), Buster Merryfield, David Jason, Full Cast, Nicholas Lyndhurst (Narrator)

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This Time Next Year: A Life Of Positive Thinking

"Brought to you by Penguin. Discover the brand new, inspirational autobiography from the Only Fools and Horses star and national treasure. 'This time next year, we'll be millionaires' So said Sir David’s iconic Only Fools character, Derek Trotter. But such a dream was almost unimaginable for David growing up in a working-class family in North Finchley in the rubble of the Blitz. Throughout his remarkable career, David's north star for navigating life's challenges has been his positive outlook and his resilience. From a trainee electrician to national treasure, David’s bumpy journey to success has overcome obstacle after obstacle. Candidly revealing the ups, the downs, and the roundabout turns, David’s latest volume of memoirs, This Time Next Year, is an uplifting, entertaining, and inspirational book offering an essential and unvarnished primer to leading a good life. Told with his characteristic warmth and humour, David reveals the hard-won wisdom of a life doggedly led getting through one day, looking to the next, and always chasing what's new on the horizon. © David Jason 2024 (P) Penguin Audio 2024"

David Jason (Author), David Jason (Narrator)

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H.E. Bates: A BBC Radio Collection: Dramatisations and Readings including Fair Stood the Wind for Fr

"Selected Dramatisations and readings of the genre-spanning work of HE Bates 'A great treasure trove to dive into' Entertainment Focus HE Bates is probably best known for his comic novel The Darling Buds of May, which introduced the lovable Larkins to the world and sparked three hugely popular TV adaptations. In his 68 years, Bates wrote over 20 further novels, more than 300 short stories, children’s books, poems, plays and non-fiction. This collection brings together three full-cast BBC Radio dramatisations and fourteen excellent readings, rounding off with extracts from HE Bates autobiographies. His wartime bestseller Fair Stood the Wind for France is a classic tale of danger, suspense and romance, centred around a British aircrew who ditch in Occupied France, and their attempts to survive and escape. This BBC radio dramatisation stars Rory Kinnear, Tom Goodman-Hill and Louise Brealey. Adapted from HE Bates’ semi-autobiographical 1952 novel, Love for Lydia charts the romance between a young reporter and a shy heiress. Tim Pigott-Smith and Juliet Aubrey star in this moving story of first love. Death of a Huntsman, based on Bates’ 1957 novella, is a vintage radio drama about a middle-aged businessman who finds himself strangely drawn to his ex-lover’s daughter. It stars Roger Delgado and Pauline Letts. Described by Graham Greene as ‘the English Chekhov’, HE Bates was much acclaimed for his short fiction. Included here are 14 of his best tales, beginning with five stories taken from his 1957 collection Sugar for the Horse. Featuring his much-loved character Uncle Silas, they include ‘The Widder’, ‘The Blue Feather’, ‘Queenie White’, ‘The Singing Pig’ and ‘Aunt Tibby’. They are read by David Neal, who also reads six more bucolic tales: ‘Time’, ‘Chaff in the Wind’, ‘The Maker of Coffins’, ‘The Cowslip Field’, ‘Loss of Pride’ and ‘Great Uncle Crow’. A further three stories, ‘The Primrose Place’, ‘The Small Portion’ and ‘The Sun of December’, are read by Kim Hicks, John Rowe and Anthony Hyde. Contents, cast and credits Written by HE Bates Fair Stood the Wind for France Cast: Rory Kinnear, Louise Brealey, Ellie Haddington, Bruce Alexander, Kenneth Collard, Tom Goodman-Hill, Kate Layden, Kenneth Collard, John Biggins, Rhys Jennings and Piers Wehner Love for Lydia Cast: Tim Pigott-Smith, Jordan Frieda, Juliet Aubrey, Margaret Tyzack, Angela Thorne, Philip Fox, Jamie Bamber, Robert Purdy, Don McCorkindale, Clare Corbett, Crispin Bonham-Carter, Helena Breck, Joanna David, Tom Mannion, Isabelle Joss, Tracy Wiles, Ray Lonnen, Helen Longworth, Ndidi Del Fatti, Tom Calder Death of a Huntsman Cast: Eric Anderson, John Ruddock, Hugh Manning, James Thomason, Kathleen Helme, Sheila Grant, Joan Sanderson Sugar for the Horse: ‘The Widder’, ‘The Blue Feather’, ‘Queenie White’, ‘The Singing Pig’ and ‘Aunt Tibby’ read by David Neal Country Stories: ‘Time’, ‘Chaff in the Wind’ and ‘The Maker of Coffins’, ‘The Cowslip Field’, ‘Great Uncle Crow’ and ‘Loss of Pride’ read by David Neal ‘The Primrose Place’ read by Kim Hicks ‘The Small Portion’ read by John Rowe ‘The Sun of December’ read by Anthony Hyde"

He Bates (Author), David Jason, David Neal, Full Cast, Juliet Aubrey, Pam Ferris, Pauline Letts, Roger Delgado, Rory Kinnear, Tim Pigott-Smith (Narrator)

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A Stroke of the Pen: The Lost Stories

"Brought to you by Penguin. Far away and long ago, when dragons still existed and the only arcade game was ping-pong in black and white, a wizard cautiously entered a smoky tavern in the evil, ancient, foggy city of Morpork... A truly unmissable set of unearthed stories from the pen of Sir Terry Pratchett: award-winning and bestselling author, and creator of the phenomenally successful Discworld series. Twenty early short stories by one of the world's best loved authors, narrated by David Tennant, Claire Foy, Steffan Rhodri, Jon Culshaw, Derek Jacobi, David Jason, Katherine Parkinson, Paterson Joseph, Hattie Morahan, Indira Varma, Tony Robinson, Nigel Planer, Maggie Service, Stephen Briggs, Rhianna Pratchett, Jason Watkins, Richard Coyle, Mathew Baynton and Rob Wilkins. With a foreword by Neil Gaiman, and an introduction by Colin Smythe. These are rediscovered tales that Pratchett wrote under a pseudonym for newspapers during the 1970s and 1980s. Whilst none are set in the Discworld, they hint towards the world he would go on to create, containing all of his trademark wit, satirical wisdom and fantastic imagination. Meet Og the inventor, the first caveman to cultivate fire, as he discovers the highs and lows of progress; haunt the Ministry of Nuisances with the defiant evicted ghosts of Pilgarlic Towers; visit Blackbury, a small market town with weird weather and an otherworldly visitor; and go on a dangerous quest through time and space with hero Kron, which begins in the ancient city of Morpork... A STROKE OF THE PEN is a must-have collection for fans of all ages. Praise for Terry Pratchett 'Pratchett is a master storyteller' - A. S. Byatt, Guardian 'The Discworld novels have always been among the most serious of comedies, the most relevant and real of fantasies' - Independent 'Compulsively readable, fantastically inventive, surprisingly serious exploration in story form of just about any aspect of our world . . . There's never been anything quite like it' - Evening Standard ©2023 Terry Pratchett (P)2023 Penguin Audio"

Terry Pratchett (Author), Claire Foy, Colin Morgan, David Jason, David Tennant, Derek Jacobi, Indira Varma, Jan Harkin, Pat Harkin, Paterson Joseph, Rhianna Pratchett, Stephen Briggs (Narrator)

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The Twelve Dels of Christmas: My Festive Tales from Life and Only Fools

"Brought to you by Penguin. 'It is at Christmas time that want is most keenly felt, and abundance rejoices.' Charles Dickens, 'A Christmas Carol' 1843 'Yeah, and a partridge up your pear tree, an' all.' Derek Trotter, 'Christmas Crackers', 1981 'Think of this memoir as a Christmas special in book form, from someone who has been involved in a few of those and understands a bit about the concept. But a Christmas special very much like Only Fools and Horses, in the sense that the stories will be always heading outwards, ranging far and wide and well beyond the traditional festive gags involving giblets left in turkeys. As I sift through various festive-related episodes in my career, loosening the ribbons, parting the wrapping paper, I'll be doing my best to reach any relevant conclusions about life, work and the meaning of it all that I can usefully pass on to you - baubles of wisdom if you like. Or certainly baubles. You'll learn why I have the perfect face to play Scrooge. And if you're lucky I'll also share what it's like to fly in a helicopter with my old mucker Tom Cruise. Merry Christmas, you plonkers.' © David Jason 2022 (P) Penguin Audio 2022"

David Jason (Author), David Jason (Narrator)

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A Del of a Life: The hilarious #1 bestseller from the national treasure

"Brought to you by Penguin. THE #1 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER: a hilarious and heartfelt new autobiography from the national treasure Sir David Jason ''So lithe,' they say. 'So spry and sparkling. So uncannily youthful. How on earth do you do it?' Well, what can I tell you? An hour of tai chi first thing in the morning, an HIIT work-out with my personal trainer, a bowl of steamed kale and a handful of almonds for lunch, and then two hours of yoga in the afternoon followed by an ice bath - this is a routine which I'm sure would work miracles for anyone of any age, although I can't be entirely sure because I haven't myself adopted any aspect of it at any point. Fortunately, during my life and career I have been given all sorts of advice and learned huge amounts from some great and enormously talented people. I've been blessed to play characters such as Derek Trotter, Granville, Pop Larkin and Frost, who have changed my life in all sorts of ways, and taught me lessons that go far beyond the television set. And I've worked a few things out for myself as well, about friendship, ambition, rejection, success, failure, adversity and fortune. With any luck, some of these thoughts and observations will chime with episodes and challenges you have faced, or are facing, in your own life. And if they don't... well, hopefully, at the very least you'll get to have a good old laugh at my expense. So lean back, pour yourself a glass, and try not to fall through the bar flap . . .' 'There are British telly icons and then there is [...] Sir David Jason. This book is such gold ... an absolute delight' ZOE BALL 'An absolute delight ... a romp with so much detail. Offers wisdom in difficult times ... like being invited into his living room' BBC BREAKFAST 'It's beautifully written ... so conversational and chatty ... it's so lovely and warm' CHRIS MOYLES © David Jason 2020 (P) Penguin Audio 2020"

David Jason (Author), David Jason, Michael Fenton Stevens (Narrator)

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Desolation Jests: A BBC Radio Sketch Comedy

"The complete series of the BBC radio sketch show that takes a post-truth look at the history of laughter. A dark, quirky parody of Desert Island Discs, Desolation Jests is a post-apocalyptic sketch show that takes a not-altogether-accurate look at the history of comedy. Featuring faux interviews with spurious celebrities, conducted by the Roy Plomley-esque host JP Doom, it poses the question ‘Which comedy sketches would you most want at your side to face the end of the world?’ Choosing their favourite moments of mirth are Frankie ‘Flesh Eater’ Harris, who talks about life at the top of the ‘Most Wanted’ list; Viktor Schmelling, Emeritus Professor of Princeton University’s Faculty of Laughter; Lucian Bile (aka Rot Caries), Britain’s first and only punk dentist and Sydney Pynchlink, the innovative director behind some of the country's most admired weather forecasts. Among the counter-factual comedy clips singled out for posterity are the fast-talking lunacy of the Klutz Brothers’ classic A Day at the Proctologists, the atheist episode of Sunday Worship; most of an announcement from the Ministry of Unfinished Business, and a lobster with a rather crucial piece of evidence. Created by award-winning TV writer David Renwick (One Foot in the Grave, Jonathan Creek), Desolation Jests’ stellar line-up includes John Bird and Rory Bremner (Bremner, Bird and Fortune), as well as Dead Ringers star Jan Ravens and comedy legend David Jason. Written by David Renwick Starring: David Jason, John Bird, Jan Ravens, Rory Bremner With Christopher Timothy, Adie Allen, James Lailey and Nick Underwood Produced by Gareth Edwards Production Coordinator: Sophie Richardson A BBC Studios Production First broadcast on BBC Radio 4, 13 December 2016-3 January 2017"

David Renwick (Author), David Jason, Full Cast, Jan Ravens, John Bird, Rory Bremner (Narrator)

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Porridge: 12 episodes from the classic prison sitcom

"Here is the unforgettable 'Fletch', everyone's favourite criminal, making the most of his enforced stay at Her Majesty's Pleasure. Never a man to shrink from a challenge, even from behind bars, Fletch could manage anything from organising a win on the horses to buying a council flat in Mayfair. Amazing his cell mates and infuriating officialdom, Fletch, the Arthur Daley of penal servitude, always comes out on top. Starring Ronnie Barker with Brian Wilde, Richard Beckinsale, and Fulton Mackay, here are twelve prize shows from the original television series: Prisoner and Escort (1 April 1973) Norman Stanley Fletcher, a career criminal, and his escorts – soft-hearted Mr Barrowclough and authoritarian Mr Mackay – make the journey on New Year's Eve from London up to Slade Prison in Cumberland. A Night In (19 September 1974) Godber is moved into Fletch's cell, and confides that he finds it tough each time the door bangs shut. Fletch advises him to think of it as 'a quiet night in': but the trouble is, Godber has 698 more nights to get through. Heartbreak Hotel (31 October 1975) Godber has an uncharacteristically violent episode after receiving a 'Dear John' letter from his fiancée Denise. Fletcher tries to help him, but Fletch's daughter Ingrid proves more of a consolation. Disturbing the Peace (7 November 1975) With Mackay away on a course, the prisoners plan to have some fun, but it turns out his replacement, Wainwright, is even worse. His excessive discipline causes a riot, and it's left to Fletcher to sort out the situation. No Peace For The Wicked (14 November 1975) With everyone watching a football match, Fletch attempts to snatch a few precious minutes of peace and quiet, only to suffer constant interruptions, among whom are Mackay and visiting members of the Home Office, who then insist on questioning Fletch about his views on the penal system. The Harder They Fall (21 November 1975) Godber's been chosen for the boxing team, so naturally everybody wants a bit of a flutter. When rivals Grouty and Billy Moffatt both want to fix the fight different ways, only Fletch looks like coming out the winner. No Way Out (24 December 1975) A planned escape causes all kinds of trouble just before Christmas, and Fletch attempts to spend some valuable time in the infirmary. The Desperate Hours (24 December 1976) Fletcher, Godber, Barrowclough and the governor's secretary are held hostage by a mad prisoner with a homemade gun attempting to escape. Poetic Justice (25 February 1977) Fletch is incensed to discover that he is getting a new cell-mate. To make matters worse, it turns out that the cell-mate is the judge that sentenced him. Rough Justice (4 March 1977) After the judge's watch is stolen, everyone is convinced that Harris is the culprit, and so a kangaroo court is set up in an effort to convict him of the crime. Pardon Me (11 March 1977) Blanco refuses parole after serving a life sentence for a murder he's always claimed he never committed, so Fletch sets up an appeal committee to get him pardoned. A Test of Character (18 March 1977) Fletch is determined to help Godber pass his History O-level, so he has Warren steal the papers, only to discover that Godber doesn't want them. Meanwhile, a debate flares up over a claim of Warren's that, at a certain scale, the nearest star from the Sun would be in Johannesburg."

Dick Clement, Ian La Frenais (Author), Brian Wilde, David Jason, Full Cast, Fulton Mackay, Richard Beckinsale, Ronnie Barker (Narrator)

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Do Not Adjust Your Set - Volume 2

"Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of. An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss... This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including: -King Lear -Musicians at Work -Family Grocer -Science for Sixth Forms -Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band -Monster Mash -Maternity Ward -On Guard -The Wonder of Words -Stool Pigeon -The Sound of Music -An Extraordinary Sight -Captain Fantastic -The Tartan Thistle Club"

David Jason, Denise Coffey, Eric Idle, Humphrey Barclay, Ian Davidson, Michael Palin, Terry Jones (Author), David Jason, Denise Coffey, Eric Idle, Michael Palin, Terry Jones (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by David Jason