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Chrostmas Special episode.

The trio meet a world-weary old school chum, and resolve not to go the same way.

The trio attempt to relive an old childhood tradition of rolling down a hill instead of walking, but it wasn’t as easy as they thought!

Truly is determined to get his name in the paper as a local philanthropist, even if he has to con his way in!

Could Wesley’s new invention help Compo get close to Nora Batty than ever before?

Glenda gives one of Barry’s suits away to a jumble sale, because she thinks it may cause him to be unfaithful- it soon falls into Compo’s hands.

Barry buys a saxophone from Auntie Wainwright, but Glenda won’t let him play it indoors, so he has to find somewhere to practise.

An elderly widower named Walter Ridley is moving back to the village after several years’ absence. Compo and Howard are both tired of hearing the women praise his name, and when Compo learns that Nora is going to help clean his house, he is not pleased.

Howard buys a van, with plans to turn it into a love nest for himself and Marina, even buying some furniture for it. But nothing stays secret long when the trio get involved.

Truly learns that his childhood sweetheart is returning to the village, and decides to recreate their youthful meetings.

Compo is suspicious when Nora receives a postcard from Tenerife, as he is convinced she has an admirer. He takes up skydiving in yet another misguided attempt to impress her.