A look at how the show's creators had to fight the BBC to keep the show on air, how there was off-screen jostling for top billing, the personal tragedies that befell the cast, and the behind the-scenes secrets about how the show was made.

At its peak, around half the UK population was watching the antics of hapless Frank Spencer (Michael Crawford) and his family. This documentary reveals the behind-the-scenes stories of how 1970s sitcom Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em was made, and features an interview with show creator, Ray Allen. Contributors include John Thomson, cast member John D Collins, and crew members Stuart Fell and Matt Irvine.