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Comedy about the workers in a factory canteen.

The comedienne stars in this festive sketch show, alongside a host of celebrity guests.

Regarded as one of Victoria Wood's best ever concerts, this was recorded during her 1997 UK tour, where she played to over half a million people and appeared at The Royal Albert Hall for an unprecedented fifteen nights.

Friday 9th April 1999: It's the start of the day, Bren and Tony check the year planner to confirm that the canteen is being painted at the weekend and that a work experience girl is visiting today.

Anita's replacement causes problems in the canteen and tea spiked with Viagra causes quite a stir among the team.

The canteen prepares for the Christmas party.

Jean has a new boyfriend, the Blood Bank arrives, there's a prisoner on the loose.

Jane and the dinner ladies have a bet on whether Bren and Tony will finally get it together.

Tony wants Bren to move to Scotland with him and things are changing in the canteen.

Bren is excited to be going in holiday for the first time, while Tony is looking forward to seeing Bren in a bikini.

The dinnerladies are catering a Millennium Dinner.

Philippa, the new Human Resources lady, starts work at the factory.

Everyone begins in a 'mood', some good, some very bad. Brenda is asked to solve Twinkle's problem. Additional actors include Dame Thora Hird, Eric Sykes as well as Julie Waters.

While Tony is receiving chemotherapy his replacement alienates the entire staff.

The factory throws a Japanese themed Christmas party in honour of a potential new client.

A minor member of the Royal Family, the Duke of Danby, visits the factory with his wife.

Bren's mother brings a new boyfriend and total chaos to the factory.

Bren prepares to play for the grand prize on Totally Trivial and Stan hopes for a proposal.

Jean's husband has left her and she takes her anger out on anyone in sight.