Rising Damp

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Stingy, pretentious landlord Rigsby is looking for another lodger. One of his current lodgers, Miss Jones, is keen for her acquaintance, Philip, to move in.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Rigsby is intrigued by a ritual Philip shows him to summon a woman, but that doesn't go as expected.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Rigsby, Alan, Philip and Ruth go out to an upmarket restaurant for Ruth's birthday, which has a strict dress code.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Rigsby tries to woo Ruth with two free tickets to a match r but she is not keen so he turns to Alan and Philip for advice.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Rigsby is annoyed by Spooner's radio. He fires his gun, which he wrongly believed was not loaded.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, and Rigsby suspects everyone else.

Classic comedy which reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. An election polarizes the household, and Rigsby soon switch his allegiance.