Opening Titles

Main opening theme (768kb)
 
 

Series One
 

The New Tenant/Rooksby

Alan complains about the coldness of his room (500kb) 

Rigsby explains to Philip why he calls his cat Vienna (460kb) 

Black Magic

Rigsby is incredulous when Philip informs him he is a god in 'his own country'. Rigsby tells him to prove it. (443kb)

Alan practises his chat-up line with his best friend (800kb). 

A Night Out

It is Ruth's birthday and the gang have gone to The Grange. Ruth is commenting on the decor. (627kb)

Spooner the wrestler has snatched his bow tie back from Alan and torn a sleeve from his tuxedo which Rigsby had 'borrowed'. The restaurant manager is not happy (700kb). 

Charisma

Rigsby has taken too many of the pills Alan gave him to boost his confidence with Miss Jones (700kb) 

Rigsby confronts Alan over the tablets - after he'd regained consciousness (650kb) 

All Our Yesterdays

Rigsby chides Alan over his failure to warn Spooner regarding his loud radio (400kb) 

Rigsby has fired a forgotten bullet in his wartime revolver which Alan has found (700kb) 

The Prowler

Rigsby tells Alan and Philip about a former tenant's 'hobby' (700kb) 

The 'detective' makes some important decisions during his investigation (550kb) 

Stand Up And Be Counted

Rigsby tells Alan of his popularity at the Conservative Club (500kb) 

Rigsby tries to scare off the Liberal Party candidate (400kb) 

Series Two
 

The Permissive Society

Rigsby jokes about Alan's lack of sexual experience, except for the glossy literature of top-shelf magazines. (520kb)
 

A Body Like Mine

Rigsby demonstrates to Ruth his physical fitness by raising aloft a chair with one hand. (817kb)
 
 

Christmas Special
 

For The Man Who Has Everything

Rigsby reads his solitary Christmas card - sent from someone very close to him. (339kb)
 
 

Series Three
 

That's My Boy

Philip thinks the baby boy is Alan's, and is glad he is not under suspicion himself for once. (587kb)
 

Fawcett's Python

Marilyn, an erotic dancer, has mislaid her partner Charlie - a python. (575kb)
 
 

The Movie
 

Bert the newsagent informs Rigsby his 'studies of the female form' magazines have arrived. (446kb)
 

At the boxing match, Rigsby is horrified to learn that even the referee is black. (489kb)
 
 
 

Clips from other shows:

ITV's 50 Greatest Shows, ITV1

Eric, Don and celebrity fans discuss the show's appeal. (5.7Mb)
 

Britain's Funniest Comedy Characters, Channel 4

Eric and current comedians describe Rigsby (7Mb)
 

Comedy Classics, ITV

Eric, Don, Peter Bowles & loads of classic clips (Youtube channel)