Carry On Loving (1970): If you decide to look for romance, don't expect to find any joy at the Wedded Bliss Agency. If you're looking for laughs, on the other hand, this should be your first port of call. Sid and Sophie Bliss are the proprietors and they are living a romantic lie, they aren't even married! Their computer system is a "miracle of modern technology" and certainly comes up with some hysterical pairings. Carry On Loving is just one thing on top of another and it has one of the best slapstick finales in the series.

Carry On Spying (1964): "My name is Bind, James Bind". Charles Hawtrey has a license to kill - to kill you with laughter! He's on the trail of The Fat Man - an enemy agent who stole a top secret formula. Trainee Barbara Windsor joins the novice spy-catchers on the road to Morocco. She has three main assets, one is her photographic memory, and the others are classified For Your Eyes Only!

Carry On Behind (1975): This time the jokes really are ancient! Roland Crump, played by Carry On favourite Kenneth Williams, is an eminent archaeologist excavating a Roman town that just happens to lie beneath a caravan site at the height of the summer season. In Carry On Behind, the gang leave no stone unturned in their ruthless pursuit of laughter!