Rising Damp

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Alan encourages Rigsby to pursue Miss Jones, but Philip advises Alan to pursue her, and it doesn't end well.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Philip and Rigsby make a fasting wager, but Rigsby ends up cheating and eating Vienna's leftover.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Miss Jones and Alan decide to get into shape. And Rigsby challenges Philip to a boxing match.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian, and Rigsby's compliments enrage Miss Jones.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. New lodger Seymour cons Rigsby out of money by recommending him buys shares in an oil company.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Rigsby buys new furniture to impress new lodger Brenda. His plan fails when the furniture is repossessed soon after.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Could rumors of the Grey Lady who haunts the house, be true? Rigsby certainly believes so, although he has not seen her - yet.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Rigsby's hopes for a quiet Christmas alone crumble when his tenants begin arriving back at the house unexpectedly.