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Arthur sells some goods to a Russian sailor when a ship arrives in port, but he swiftly finds himself involved in a diplomatic situation - and much worse off. S6 E5: From Fulham With Love.

Richard is about to meet a new partner - is she all that she seems, is there a dark side to this women's brother, and are they both out to deceive Richard? S3 E6: Desirous of Change.

When Joey has to tell his mother that he is in debt to the tune of £20,000, the whole family are required to help him out. S6 E.

When the Steptoes find out that the lease is running out on their house and need a bank loan to buy it, the bank manager ends up making them an offer they can't refuse. S5 E7: Men of Property.

Jack is convinced that something is going on between May and Cecil - and with good reason as they knew each other 18 years earlier and May happens to have an 18-year-old daughter. S2 E2: Father's Day.

Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house when Rigsby's keenness to portray himself in prime condition leads him to challenge Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine.

When George has a nasty cold and gives it to Robin, Chrissy and Jo try to make him better using a range of home-made remedies. S1 E6: Match of the Day.

Yvonne is changing careers as Phoebe plans the wedding. And Reg's domestic problems threaten his job. S4 E7: Easy Living.

S2 E2: Tram Ride to the Bluebell.

Arthur sells some goods to a Russian sailor when a ship arrives in port, but he swiftly finds himself involved in a diplomatic situation - and much worse off. S6 E5: From Fulham With Love.

Vince traces Penny's address and decides to pay a visit, but her mother has not forgiven him. S1 E2: Hello Again.

George has been claiming for a non-existent son for the past 19 years in order to fiddle his tax returns, but he is in danger of being caught when a tax inspector visits. S4 E6: My Son, My Son.

The first-ever episode of the classic sitcom. One-man disaster area Frank Spencer becomes a wholesale ironmongery salesman. S1 E1: Getting a Job.

Sharon and Tracey work out that Dorien has an important birthday coming up - and decide that the event calls for a celebration whatever she thinks. S12 E8: Forever Young.

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When the Steptoes find out that the lease is running out on their house and need a bank loan to buy it, the bank manager ends up making them an offer they can't refuse. S5 E7: Men of Property.

Miss Jones is collecting for a famine charity when Philip challenges Rigsby to go 48 hours without eating - Rigsby gladly accepts the offer but soon finds his will weakening. S2 E2: Food Glorious Food.

Bob takes time off from marriage to join Terry on a quiet weekend's fishing - Bob is racked by guilt, but he's not the guilty party. S2 E8: Affairs and Relations.

Arthur's chum Sidney comes to him for protection from a murderer, but Arthur's idea of a safe house is a caravan belonging to Dave's sister. S10 E3: All Things Brighton Beautiful.

When Joyce appoints Monty as the new Entertainment Manager, he plans a magical evening at Neptune's with guest stars the Chuckle Brothers - meanwhile, the Dawsons speculate further about Cyd. S10 E.

Patrick's plans to start afresh with his new love D'Reen are scuppered when Mimi forces him to do one last job to guarantee the financial security of the family. S7 E.

When the lease is up on the flat and George wants to increase the rent, the flatmates decide that the only way to raise the money is to get a fourth tenant to share. S6 E2: One More for the Pot.

When Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out, Rigsby is distraught but is determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses.

When Joyce appoints Monty as the new Entertainment Manager, he plans a magical evening at Neptune's with guest stars the Chuckle Brothers - meanwhile, the Dawsons speculate further about Cyd. S10 E.

Terry has to track down some tough Scots when Arthur lands himself in trouble with the police for something car-related. S3 E13: In.

Christmas is a time to be with the family, but not for Alf Garnett. He is destined to spend Christmas in hospital, having his hip replaced. In Sickness and In Health Christmas Special.

The youngsters want a party, but George - recalling the last one - is against the idea. Mildred, however, is all for it and gives it her blessing... S6 E1: The Party's Over.

Linda is delighted when her heartthrob - soap actor Frazer Hines - books into the hotel, but he only has eyes for Amy. S2 E4: El Astro.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S7, E2: Good Time Girl.

Hit '70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S7, E3: The French Disconnection.

The Welsh Highland Railway is the UK's longest heritage railway and runs for 25 miles through the mountains of North Wales between the coastal ports of Porthmadog and Caernarvon.

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Arthur is only too willing to help when local eccentric Albert comes into an inheritance - but his help isn't necessarily needed. S6 E6: Waiting For Goddard.

Attempting to become financially independent, Richard buys shares in a company that has just obtained a government contract - could this purchase put his honour at risk? S3 E7: Word of Honour.

Freddie announces that he has sold his flat to help Joey out of debt, and the recovery of a stolen piano causes repercussions. S6 E.

Albert knocks over Harold's best china cabinet and launches into an elaborate cover-up that includes calling the police to report a break-in. S6 E1: Robbery With Violence.

Jack finds a bag stuffed full of money and has grand plans for a life of luxury, but they soon fall flat. S2 E3: The Gravy Train.

When Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out, Rigsby is distraught but is determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses.

Robin is conned by his friend Larry into looking after a puppy but has to hide it from George - who operates a No Animals rule - until he can find a new home for it. S1 E7: No Children, No Dogs.

Gary and Phoebe's wedding is drawing near. He spends his last night as a free man flitting between his two stag dos, one with Ron, and the other at the Royal Oak. S4 E8: Come Fly with Me.

Billy returns home as a qualified doctor, and Jack has a visit from an old Army pal who is in trouble. S2 E3: A Pillowful of Buttercups.

Arthur is only too willing to help when local eccentric Albert comes into an inheritance - but his help isn't necessarily needed. S6 E6: Waiting For Goddard.

Penny and Vince test their feelings for each other over dinner at Vince's flat. S1 E3: Let's Spend the Night Together.

It is Chrissy's birthday when she receives a cine camera and projector from her boyfriend Neil, but Larry plans to use it to watch blue movies. S5 E1: The Last Picture Show.

Frank spends the weekend wrecking his brother-in-law's hi-tech house. S1 E2: George's House.

Sharon's living back in her council flat and Tracey's still in Chigwell with younger son Travis, but what's become of Dorien and what can bring the Birds back together? S10 E1: Gimme Shelter.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Albert knocks over Harold's best china cabinet and launches into an elaborate cover-up that includes calling the police to report a break-in. S6 E1: Robbery With Violence.

Health and fitness are the new buzzwords in the house when Rigsby's keenness to portray himself in prime condition leads him to challenge Philip to a boxing match. S2 E3: A Body Like Mine.

Thelma has gone back to her mother and left Bob to bemoan his fate. S2 E9: The Expert.

Arthur decides to rent out Bert and Doreen's house while the pair are on holiday, but hasn't realised that his new tenant is in trouble with the police. S10 E4: One Flew Over The Parents Nest.

Joyce is furious with Monty, but a chance meeting with Sammy Valentino means that he might get his job back - meanwhile, Eddie proceeds to add to the Dawsons' frosty relations with Cyd. S10 E.

Frank's romantic interest, Libby, returns and her time away has only increased her ardour. Armed with just a mobile library, she's determined to educate the people and rekindle her romance. SE.

When Mildred is going to the Floral Society annual dinner dance but George doesn't want to, Robin agrees to accompany Mildred to the dance and leaves George rather jealous. S6 E3: The Generation Game.

Rigsby has found a new lodger called Seymour who is staying in town away from his country estate, but Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman.

Joyce is furious with Monty, but a chance meeting with Sammy Valentino means that he might get his job back - meanwhile, Eddie proceeds to add to the Dawsons' frosty relations with Cyd. S10 E.

Arthur uses all his persuasive powers to cajole a reluctant Terry into donning his boxing gloves once more, but Dirty Harry lives up to his name. S4 E1: Rocky Eight and a Half.

Can our patriotic and unromantic hero be contemplating a trip down under and marriage to Mrs Hollingbery, the woman he loves to hate? It seems so - but there is, of course, an ulterior motive! S4 E.

When the lease is up on the flat and George wants to increase the rent, the flatmates decide that the only way to raise the money is to get a fourth tenant to share. S6 E2: One More for the Pot.

Returning from a boat trip to Tangier, Amy is approached by a Spaniard who asks her to deliver a box allegedly containing the ashes of his dead friend Pepe to his widowed mother. S2 E5: Pepe.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Hit '70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S7, E4: Get Out of That.

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S7, E5: The One That Got Away.

The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway is a narrow-gauge steam line which runs up the Eskdale valley in the Lake District. It's a beautiful and secluded corner of England with a historic past.

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Terry leaves his fingerprints on a stolen lorry while doing a job for Arthur, then panics at the prospect of retribution. S7 E1: It's a Sorry Lorry Morrie.

Hazel suffers humiliation, a problem in her marriage, and a near-fatal encounter while on a visit to Sommerby Park with James. S3 E8: The Boltert.

Mrs Boswell seeks the help of a psychiatrist when her entire clan is thrown into disarray by Aveline's phantom pregnancy. S6 E.

Harold suffers from two left feet and desperately needs someone to teach him how to dance to impress a potential new girlfriend, but who can he ask? S6 E2: Come Dancing.

British Railways issues Mr Parkin with a van for his job, but he needs to learn how to drive it. S2 E4: The Van.

Rigsby has found a new lodger called Seymour who is staying in town away from his country estate, but Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman.

S2 E1: While the Cat's Away.

A hectic stag night causes Gary to wake up late for his wedding. Will he make it on time? Will he be there at all? S4 E9: Heartaches.

Billy cannot get work due to his socialist views, and Tom befriends a Russian Jew hoping to travel to Palestine and looking for Jack who he says can help him. S2 E4: Roubles for the Promised Land.

Terry leaves his fingerprints on a stolen lorry while doing a job for Arthur, then panics at the prospect of retribution. S7 E1: It's a Sorry Lorry Morrie.

Vince asks his father for advice about Penny while Penny hears about her mother's surprising past. S1 E4: Fatherly Advice.

George's car fails its MOT and he needs £20 to get it fixed - he sells his piano to Robin, but the problem is how to get it upstairs. S5 E2: Right Said George.

Crossing the road and phoning the doctor seems straightforward enough - but not for Frank. S1 E3: Love Thy Neighbour.

Sharon finds that looking after Dorien's every wish is a full-time job - with money tight, Sharon and Tracey take Dorien's designer clothes to a car boot sale to raise funds. S10 E2: Slave.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Harold suffers from two left feet and desperately needs someone to teach him how to dance to impress a potential new girlfriend, but who can he ask? S6 E2: Come Dancing.

When Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out, Rigsby is distraught but is determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses.

Thelma has left Bob and is still with her mother - she has left Terry to soothe Bob's furrowed brow, but Bob is anxious in case people talk. S2 E10: Between Ourselves.

Things start to go wrong for Arthur after he sells an over priced and unroadworthy Austin Allegro to a nun. S10 E5: The Immaculate Contraption.

When Noreen and Pauline return to the Solana, Pauline's writer's block disappears on finding her muse - meanwhile, Monty is worried about Sammy, but how can he lose 'the fear'? S10 E.

Wedding bells are in the air on the estate, a little too frequently for the police, as the Maguires exploit a new money-making scheme. S7 E.

S6 E4: The Sunshine Boys.

Rigsby is hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening, but he has a cashflow problem and a string of unwelcome visitors who start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders.

When Noreen and Pauline return to the Solana, Pauline's writer's block disappears on finding her muse - meanwhile, Monty is worried about Sammy, but how can he lose 'the fear'? S10 E.

Arthur's ambition to own a Rolls Royce is jeopardised when Terry has to protect a widowed garage owner. S4 E2: Senior Citizen Caine.

Arthur is convincing Alf to get married to Mrs Hollingbery. Alf is toying with the idea, not for love, but for the opportunity to put pensions together and get the house cheap off the council! S4 E.

When Mildred is going to the Floral Society annual dinner dance but George doesn't want to, Robin agrees to accompany Mildred to the dance and leaves George rather jealous. S6 E3: The Generation Game.

David is less than happy to find that the obnoxious Kev Wilson, a man who has always done better than him and let him know it since childhood, is staying at the hotel. S2 E6: Snap.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S7, E6: The Visit.

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S7, E7: Far From The Madding Pong.

The train journey along the West Cumbrian coast leaving Barrow-in-Furness, past the nuclear plant at Sellafield and taking us to Whitehaven has some stunning scenery which belies its industrial past.

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Arthur attempts to do a deal with Tony Benson and his new nightclub. Terry helps Dave by looking after the Winchester Club. S7 E2: Days of Fines and Closures.

While attempting to bring goodwill to all, upstairs and downstairs combine to bring Christmas to those less fortunate but fate conspires against Daisy and Georgina. S3 E9: Goodwill to All Men.

When Mongy the dog is accused of biting a neighbour's child, Mrs Boswell receives a visit from the police and passionately defends the family pet. SE.

Albert reveals that he is going to get married again and invites the lady round to meet Harold, causing a real shock when she arrives. S6 E3: Two's Company.

There is talk of a wildcat strike among drivers - if any Hatley staff join it, the station could be closed. S2 E5: Lucky Strike.

Rigsby is hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening, but he has a cashflow problem and a string of unwelcome visitors who start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders.

When Chrissy is harassed by an intimidating tall man at the pub, Robin decides that he will learn self-defence and take the man on the next time he sees him. S2 E2: Colour Me Yellow.

Gary is alarmed when he discovers that Ron has divulged his time-travelling escapades to Kate, Yvonne's journalist friend. S4 E10: Careless Talk.

S2 E5: Some Bulbs to Keep the Garden Bright.

Arthur attempts to do a deal with Tony Benson and his new nightclub. Terry helps Dave by looking after the Winchester Club. S7 E2: Days of Fines and Closures.

Mr and Mrs Warrender plan a surprise for Penny's birthday, but Penny and Vince have a surprise of their own. S1 E6: Happy Birthday Penny.

George needs help finding the answers for all the competitions he enters - luckily, Robin is starting a new job selling encyclopaedias and is looking for his first buyer. S5 E3: A Little Knowledge.

Frank and Betty go away for a second honeymoon - can it be as disastrous as their first? S1 E4: Have a Break, Take a Husband.

Garth and Marcie aren't getting any 'together time' so it's all change in the bedrooms again - Sharon tries to bed down in the loft, but she makes an unexpected discovery. S10 E3: Hot Stuff.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Albert reveals that he is going to get married again and invites the lady round to meet Harold, causing a real shock when she arrives. S6 E3: Two's Company.

Rigsby has found a new lodger called Seymour who is staying in town away from his country estate, but Philip and Alan aren't quite as convinced of his authenticity. S2 E5: A Perfect Gentleman.

When Bob becomes more and more depressed by Thelma's absence and Terry's housekeeping, Terry can finally take no more and leaves him as well. S2 E11: The Go-Between.

Arthur's venture into corporate hospitality takes him and Ray into company that is both glamorous and dangerous. S10 E6: All Quiet on the West End Front.

Sammy convinces Monty that he is ready for his debut at Neptune's with an impromptu performance for a devout fan - meanwhile, Noreen senses the arrival of her twin sister Doreen. S10 E.

Carl and Chesney attempt to outrun their troubles and end up in Wales. Back home, Maxine and Ian try to find out the truth and confront Jimmy, while Tina isn't made welcome at the WI. S7 E.

S6 E5: Mum Always Liked You Best.

Could rumours of the Grey Lady who haunts the house be true? Rigsby certainly believes so, but he has not seen her yet... S2 E7: Things That Go Bump In The Night.

Sammy convinces Monty that he is ready for his debut at Neptune's with an impromptu performance for a devout fan - meanwhile, Noreen senses the arrival of her twin sister Doreen. S10 E.

Terry has the misfortune to be driving for mobster Micky the Fish when his mistress's jewellery is stolen. S4 E3: High Drains Pilferer.

Alf and Mrs Hollingbery are now engaged to be married and he has already started to enjoy her cooking. They treat Arthur, who thinks he's won the pools, to a celebration meal... S4 E.

S6 E4: The Sunshine Boys.

The last night of the holiday finds both couples packing, but David and Linda decide to slip away and meet for one last time. S2 E7: Adios.

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Nellie takes Eli along to see The Doctor, only The Doctor is more interested in Nellie's behaviour, than Eli's cough. S3 E1: What Seems To Be The Trouble.

Nellie and Eli agree to look after their teenage nephew Nigel, Nellie believes it's about time he learns the goings on of the birds and the bees. S3 E2: The Birds And The Bees.

The Ffestiniog Railway runs from the harbour at Porthmadog to the slate mining town of Blaenau Ffestiniog and takes in the breath-taking scenery of Snowdonia National Park.

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The morning after a party, Chrissy and Jo find Robin asleep in their bath and ask him to become their third roommate. S1 E1: Three's a Crowd.

When Chrissy's mother comes to stay, Jo and Chrissy try to hide the fact that their new flatmate is a man. S1 E2: And Mother Makes Four.

The house is plunged into confusion and mourning when Rigsby discovers basement tenant Mr Osborne stiff as a board. S3 E7: Suddenly At Home.

A rude surprise lies in store when Rigsby is a little over-enthusiastic with advice after a couple of newlyweds move into the house. S4 E1: Hello Young Lovers.

There's been a spare bed in Philip's room since Alan moved out, and Rigsby has no intentions of keeping it empty. S4 E2: Fire And Brimstone.

Rigsby is ecstatic to learn that he has inherited his Uncle George's fortune but distressed at a clause that he must be happily married. S4 E3: Great Expectations.

Young Mr Grace has died and the Grace Brothers department store has closed when the former staff attend a reading of his will and find that they have inherited a hotel. S1 E1: Grace & Favour.

The former staff of Grace Brothers are settling into their new roles after their first night in their own hotel, but they need money to get the hotel up and running. S1 E2: Grace & Favour.

Mrs Slocombe finds herself in court for stealing a horse-drawn cart, and Mr Humphries' relationship with Mavis Moulterd continues to develop. S1 E3: Grace & Favour.

A party of Americans stay at the Millstone Country Hotel for a weekend - it means £1,000 plus tips, so the staff set about bringing the ageing hotel up to scratch. S1 E4: Grace & Favour.

When the interviews for staff fail miserably, the former Grace Brothers team work at their own hotel and a storm knocks out the electricity in the night with scary results. S1 E5: Grace & Favour.

The former staff of Grace Brothers have now taken on their new roles as staff at the Millstone Country Hotel, but they're having trouble settling in. S1 E6: Grace & Favour.

Sharon's living back in her council flat and Tracey's still in Chigwell with younger son Travis, but what's become of Dorien and what can bring the Birds back together? S10 E1: Gimme Shelter.

Sharon finds that looking after Dorien's every wish is a full-time job - with money tight, Sharon and Tracey take Dorien's designer clothes to a car boot sale to raise funds. S10 E2: Slave.

Garth and Marcie aren't getting any 'together time' so it's all change in the bedrooms again - Sharon tries to bed down in the loft, but she makes an unexpected discovery. S10 E3: Hot Stuff.

Tracey, Sharon and Dorien each get romantically involved with three very different men, and Travis has romantic troubles of his own. S10 E4: Hearts For Sale.

Tracey becomes self-conscious about her appearance and has Botox, Travis gets a tattoo to impress a girl at school, and Sharon looks as if she'll need a hearing aid. S10 E5: Tattoo You.

Sharon gets a visit from estranged husband Chris who is seeking a quick divorce so that he can marry his new love Angie - a blind woman - but Tracey has a few doubts. S10 E6: Blinded By Love.

Sharon, Tracey and Dorien all lose their jobs and the resulting financial crisis leads to a huge row - some home truths are revealed and the three of them hit rock bottom. S10 E7: Back To Zero.

Sharon and Tracey get a glimpse of a possible future when they see two elderly sisters in the supermarket, and Dorien's court case comes to a conclusion. S10 E8: You Can't Always Get What You Want.

S11 E1: Birds on a Plane.

Dorien gets the idea that Sharon could be the heroine for her next book, and Tracey's got her hands full with a despondent Garth. S11 E2: There's Something About Sharon.

Sharon and Tracey discover that Dorien has been keeping a secret for over fifty years and decide to get involved, but Dorien is reluctant to confront her past. S11 E3: Guess Who's Coming to Essex.

Arthur spots a way to make money out of his brother-in-law Brian's misery.

Joyce is furious with Monty and Sam, so they plot to get rid of Sammy - meanwhile, Doreen introduces a shell-shocked Pauline to her new boyfriend and sends her saucy novel to publishers. S10 E.

Shane is devastated to discover he's 'firing blanks' and, while he frets, Kelly is reconciled to their future without children. Carl and Chesney are back on the estate living undercover. S7 E.

Chrissy and Norman have been dating for some weeks to the annoyance of Robin, who goes on a disastrous double date with Larry. S6 E6: Fire Down Below.

Classic sitcom about a miserly landlord. Rigsby faces the prospect of a lonely Christmas until Alan and Philip arrive unexpectedly. S2 E8: For the Man Who Has Everything (Christmas Special.

Joyce is furious with Monty and Sam, so they plot to get rid of Sammy - meanwhile, Doreen introduces a shell-shocked Pauline to her new boyfriend and sends her saucy novel to publishers. S10 E.

Arthur's new gambling venture involves Terry taking on the prestigious task of guarding three public telephone boxes. S4 E4: Sorry Pal, Wrong Number.

Alf, Mrs Hollingbery and Arthur are preparing for their trip to Australia. SE.

S6 E5: Mum Always Liked You Best.

Amy is working, but David is still unemployed and lies to her that his doctor has told him he will have a nervous breakdown unless he takes a holiday. S3 E1: Winter Break.

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Lily and Walter find out they're not legally married. Walter stays with Nellie and Eli while he decides whether to marry and he's soon led astray. S3 E3: Get Up Them Stairs.

The workers at the pickle factory go on strike when told they cannot use the new executive washroom. S3 E4: The Power Behind The Throne.

Opened in 1873, the Isle of Man Steam Railway is the longest narrow gauge steam line in Britain that uses its original locomotives and carriages. We journey from Douglas to Port Erin.

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Robin cooks a pork meal for Jo and her date not realising that her dinner guest is Jewish. S1 E3: Some Enchanted Evening.

With Jo gone for the weekend, Chrissy frets over being alone in the flat with Robin. S1 E4: And Then There Were Two.

Rigsby decides to move on, give up on Miss Jones and file for divorce - he places an advert in the local newspaper, but his search for love doesn't run entirely smoothly. S4 E4: Pink Carnations.

New resident Ambrose claims he has the power of hypnosis due to his gypsy blood - Rigsby is sceptical but soon wonders if Ambrose's abilities could be used in his favour. S4 E5: Under The Influence.

Rigsby finally pops the question to Miss Jones with his decree absolute at long last in hand, but will she accept? S4 E6: Come On In The Water's Lovely.

Mavis Moulterd has still got a passionate crush on Mr Humphries. Mrs Slocombe gets a letter from an old friend, and Captain Peacock finds a loaded gun in the writing room. S2 E.

The staff continue the tradition of hosting and taking part in a cricket match, but preparations don't go quite as smoothly as expected. SE.

Mrs Slocombe is stunned when her long-lost husband appears to have made enquiries about buying the hotel... especially since he's been missing since he went to a supermarket in 1942. S2 E.

Captain Peacock discovers a dead cat hidden behind one of the walls - after the staff get rid of it, they find out that it was put in the hotel to cancel out bad luck. S2 E.

It seems that Mr Rumbold's wife has left him - which has made him more pompous - when he gets a vote of no confidence, and the staff agree to play a darts match with the villagers. S2 E.

A group of businessmen due to stay at the manor are expecting some culture, Shakespeare and opera, but there seems to be only one answer with no money to spend on entertainment. S2 E.

Tracey gets a letter from her auntie Vera who is retiring as a Pearly Queen and wants her to take over, but Tracey faces competition from a jealous Sharon. S11 E4: The Girls With The Pearl Buttons.

Dorien's book group is convening to discuss Crime and Punishment, which turns out to be rather applicable to the events that unfold in Tracey's household. S11 E5: Tracey's Choice.

Tracey is out of prison, and Sharon gets a job as a school dinner supervisor and recruits Garth as her cook and Tracey as her washer-up. S11 E6: The Chief, The Cook, His Mum and Her Lodger.

Sharon makes plans to take Tracey and Dorien on a madcap '70s weekender, but there is no dressing up soe news that Tracey is about to receive. S11 E7: Without a Trace.

Tracey and Sharon take a trip to a spa to cope with Tracey's shattering news and try to make plans for the future, and Dorien prepares to say a long goodbye to her daughter. S11 E8: Spa Wars.

When Darryl dies, Tracey has to decide what kind of a send-off to give him - Sharon wants it to be nice for the boys and Dorien has got the perfect outfit. S12 E1: Knocking on Heaven's Door.

Tracey's house has been burgled during Darryl's funeral, and the family decide that it's up to them to track down their possessions. S12 E2: Too Much of Nothing.

Sharon's disapproval of Tracey dating policeman Barry and apparently overlooking Garth's feelings for his dad leads to a major quarrel between the sisters. S12 E3: Tombstone Blues.

When Tracey has enough of Dorien entertaining gentlemen callers and Sharon not bringing in a living wage, she throws them both out and they end up in Sharon's old bedsit. S12 E4: Going, Going, Gone.

Auntie Vera has got problems with her hips and her defective lifts and tells Sharon and Tracey she is moving in - there's only one room available, though. S12 E5: Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You.

A surprise visitor in the form of attractive Emma turns up at Tracey's house - Tracey is welcoming, Dorien is shocked to the core, and Travis is over the moon. S12 E6: Abandoned Love.

When Travis has serious school news that he's scared to break to his mum, Sharon decides she'll pass herself off as Tracey and sort out his problems. S12 E7: Blonde on Blonde.

Arthur is forced to broadcast his first-ever commercial on pirate radio when a rival car dealer tries to put him out of business with a nightmare test drive.

The chips are down for Monty after Joyce sacks him and he needs a job fast - meanwhile, Kenneth wakes up in the Blow and Go and finds himself inadvertently bricked in! S10 E.

When Liam befriends a World War II veteran to help him with his school project, he finds solace in the old man's company, but Libby spies on them and jumps to all the wrong conclusions. S7 E.

Mildred is upset that she has not received an invitation to Norman and Chrissy's wedding, but George has hidden it from her because he wants to go to a darts match. S6 E7: Another Bride, Another Groom.

S3 E1: That's My Boy.