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Also Lovejoy. Always and forever. Lovejoy.

Senior Citizen Caine, Series 4, Episode 2 of 'Minder' from 1984

These wordplay-type episode titles are very common throughout this show. The episode is almost too daft for words, and centres on the aftermath of the death of an ageing businessman's wife, and the attempts of his family to rob him of his inheritance. The old scoundrel, who bears quite a resemblance to the notorious British anti-hero Alf Garnett, prevails in the end, thanks to some support from Terry and a bit less from Arthur.

She Hulk S1 E8

*Spoiler alert* It was the most enjoyable episode because of daredevil.

Real Time With Bill Maher.
Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.
She-Hulk Attorney At Law.
Creep Show.
Werewolf By Night.

The pilot episode of Fire Country.

High Drains Pilferer, Series 4, Episode 3 of 'Minder' from 1984.

Oh, I get it now, these plays on words in the titles refer to well-known films ('High Plains Drifter' in this case). Another ridiculously far-fetched story involving crooks major and minor, insurance companies, useless police officers, Arthur and Terry, and £30,000 worth of jewellery stolen from the classy girlfriend of local gangster Mickey The Fish, played by Sheila Ruskin. Arthur tries to profit from the situation, but is undone by his own naivety and ineptitude, but Terry does rather better for himself, ending up in bed with Sheila's character.

Star Girl.
Creep Show.

House Of The Dragon.
Tales Of The Walking Dead.
Dahmer On Dahmer.

Little Britain, Series 1, Episode 5

I'm binge watching all 50 episodes of the Ghost and Mrs Muir (1968-69). Which was a childhood favorite. My current opinion of it is that it's a very well done show. It's based on the 1947 movie of the same name.

Only Fools and horses.

The one with the blow up dolls.