When it comes to snobbery Hyacinth Bucket is in a class of her own. Starring the multi-award winning Patricia Routledge as the 'lady of the house', discover a whole new Christmas spirit with four hysterical specials from the famed BBC series.
Amongst her many escapades, Hyacinth roars into the Christmas season managing to get poor Richard into a Father Christmas outfit, buys tickets for a holiday cruise on the QE2, looking forward to making acquaintances with the better class of person that one meets in such circumstances, and directs a local pageant titled 'Our Town in the Civil War', naturally casting herself in the starring role. Brilliant comedy.

Christmas Special 1991: Hyacinth manages to get poor Richard into a Father Christmas outfit but then has to confront with a very drunken "Daddy" who is making passes at the parish ladies in the church rectory. To make matters worse, there is a case of mistaken identity that culminates with her kissing under the mistletoe with a most unexpected partner.

Christmas Special 1993: Hyacinth buys tickets for a holiday cruise, looking forward to hobnobbing with "the better class of person that one meets in such circumstances".

Christmas Special 1994: Hyacinth has been very busy planning a new kitchen (a process which includes asking the Vicar whether a worktop color described as "Angel Gabriel Blue" is accurate). She becomes busier still when Daisy tells her that someone has been found in "Daddy's" bed - and it isn't "Daddy"!

Christmas Special 1995: Hyacinth is directing the local historical pageant, Our Town In The Civil War. Richard is playing King Charles and she is to appear as his Queen.