Combat Sheep defies categoriation for me. I don't rememeber where I got it from (TV, download, trade etc). This is a surreal mix of live action, animation and pupperty. Basically the storyline is about what would happen if sheep were/became intelligent and rebelled against humans. Conflict ensues.

Part one went from the start of the sitcom to the end of the sixties and discussed classic sitcoms of that time such as "Hancock's Half Hour", "Steptoe and Son" "Till Death us do Part" and my all time favourite "Dads Army".

Part 2 looked at the seventies and spoke about "Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads", "Rising Damp", "Fawlty Towers and "The Good Life" and many others and part three was about the alternative comedy such as "The Young Ones" and classic sitcoms in the 80's and 90's such as "One Foot in the Grave", "Only Fools and Horses", "Desmonds" and "Men Behaving Badly"

All in all it was a great documentary; perfect.

The series has never been repeated in full on terrestrial TV, although the UKTV Gold cable channel has aired the episodes uncut.

Bill and Ben (the flowerpot men ?) seem at first sight a typical couple, married with children Jenny and David and unmarried man-loving family friend Rona. Further developments show, however, that they are prone to situations of an increasingly bizarre nature, belying the ironic implications of the show's title.

Also involved periodically are Ben's assistant, the aggressive Christine, his sister Tina, a fluffy fussy travesty of femininity, Bill's mother Bette and her sister Belle, Ben's father Frank, Rona's Auntie Pearl, Ben's arch enemy and plumber-trickster Jake the Klingon, snotty neighbours Dora and Leonard Grimes, and prospective in-laws Harry and Laura Carson.

There were 139 episodes - I probably have 30-ish