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

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.

S4 E11: Missing Believed Killed.

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.

Joey's past returns to haunt him. Billy finds himself in trouble with the law, and Freddie is notable by his absence. S8 E.

The noise of the nearby motorway convinces Harold that he wants to move to suburbia, and Albert has a brainwave when the local residents association turn up for a chat. S6 E5: Without Prejudice.

Ralph resorts to sticking some pins in an effigy of George and seems to put a curse on the Meldrum house - things go from bad to worse and the future looks bleak. S4 E5 Fall of the House of Meldrum.

Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck.

S6 E4: The Sunshine Boys.

With the time portal still haywire, Ron makes it back to the forties, where he is out of place and makes Gary's life even more difficult. S5 E4: Mairzy Doats.

S2 E2: Tram Ride to the Bluebell.

Boxer Willie Reynolds is coming back but has lost his edge - Terry stops minding him and ends up as his trainer, but the promoter isn't pleased by this. S2 E4: Don't Tell Them Willie Boy Was Here.

Feeling the stress of eviction and his dead-end place in the world after Shirley moves to Italy, Wolfie climbs up on the pub roof and threatens suicide. S3 E1: Don't Look Down.

Robin has taken his new girlfriend Angie out on a couple of dates, and now he hopes to bring her back to the flat to have his wicked way with her. S3 E2: Come Into My Parlour.

Classic sitcom featuring the accident-prone Frank Spencer and his long-suffering wife. Frank's attempt at building Jessica a doll's house in woodwork class gets out of hand. S3 E2: Wendy House.

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

S3 E2: The Wooden Overcoats.

Two farmers offer Arthur big money to move a bull, but it could get Terry and Arthur into trouble when they find out they have stolen it. S2 E13: A Lot of Bull and A Pat on the Back.

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.

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.

Joyce asks Sir Henry to step in while she is at the conference in Barcelona, and Les has asked Neville from the Geordie Bar to cover for him. S9 E.

The curtain is set to close on the reign of Chatsworth's very own Tony Montana, as Mimi's menopause triggers a tough period of transition for the Maguires. S11 E.

Things start to look bright for the Warrenders as Norman's job prospects improve. S3 E6: Employment Prospects.

Alan's getting serious about Caroline, but her parents are well-to-do and Rigsby is far from convinced that the young scruff could possibly make the relationship work. S3 E6: The Cocktail Hour.

Joyce asks Sir Henry to step in while she is at the conference in Barcelona, and Les has asked Neville from the Geordie Bar to cover for him. S9 E.

The curtain is set to close on the reign of Chatsworth's very own Tony Montana, as Mimi's menopause triggers a tough period of transition for the Maguires. S11 E.

With Freddie Mercury, Gary Numan, The Shadows and The Pretenders. The legendary BAFTA-winning comedy extravaganza from Thames TV - and all in the best possible taste.

S6 E5: Mum Always Liked You Best.

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.

Kelly meets a boy called Bert but refuses to introduce him to Sharon for fear of embarrassment. S2 E4: Beauty and the Bert.

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. S4, E1: A Price on Your Head.

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. S4, E2: A Young Man's Fancy.

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

Stan's reputation as an ace mechanic is soon put to the test when Arthur acquires a second-hand motorcycle combination. S2 E2: The Used Combination.

.. S2 E3: Self Defence.

Gary Sparrow is an unhappily married TV repairman who one day walks into a time warp. Nicholas Lyndhurst stars in the hit 1990s sitcom. S1 E1: Rites of Passage.

Gary returns to the bar to begin courting Phoebe, where he runs into her husband Donald. S1 E2: Fools Rush In.

Gary arouses suspicions when he saves Phoebe from an early evening bombing raid. S1 E3: Is Your Journey Really Necessary.

Ron agrees to help Gary return to 1940 but insists he go with him, and Phoebe loses half her belongings in a bombing. S1 E4: The More I See You.

Gary believes that he married Phoebe after learning of an elderly woman name Phoebe Sparrow. S1 E5: I Get Along Without You Very Well.

Yvonne delivers an ultimatum to Gary, but Ron makes him an offer he can't refuse. Will he return to 1942, and if he does, will he ever come back to the 1990s?S1 E6: In the Mood.

When Gary needs money for a new house, Ron convinces him to try his investment idea for the second time. S2 E1: Don't Get Around Much Any More.

Gary is left feeling unwanted when a Czech officer takes an interest in Phoebe. S2 E2: I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good.

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.

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.

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.

While the flatmates compete to get the flat to themselves to entertain friends, George is trying to find jobs to avoid Mildred. S5 E4: Love and Let Love.

S5 E5: How Does Your Garden Grow.

S5 E6: Come Fly With Me.

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.

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.

S3 E1: That's My Boy.

Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck.

Rigsby turns up at the house with a new sports car apparently purchased in yet another attempt to woo Miss Jones, but his driving doesn't appear to be as stylish as his motor. S3 E3: Clunk Click.

Terry gets another dead-end job when Arthur agrees to collect a coffin from the airport, but it's clear that something fishy is going on. S3 E1: Dead Men Do Tell Tales.

Pauline is pregnant after an eventful murder mystery weekend, but who is the daddy? Cue the Oracle, who hones his sleuthing skills - Sir Henry, meanwhile, is still standing in for Joyce. S9 E.

There's a gunman on the loose and he's after Frank. It turns out Frank's frolicking with the Gastric Bandits has landed him in deep trouble... S11 E.

The final episode of the romantic sitcom. Vince and Penny are due to be married, but will Vince show up this time? S3 E7: Wedding.

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

Pauline is pregnant after an eventful murder mystery weekend, but who is the daddy? Cue the Oracle, who hones his sleuthing skills - Sir Henry, meanwhile, is still standing in for Joyce. S9 E.

There's a gunman on the loose and he's after Frank. It turns out Frank's frolicking with the Gastric Bandits has landed him in deep trouble... S11 E.

With Boomtown Rats and Suzi Quatro. The legendary BAFTA-winning comedy extravaganza from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

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.

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.

Ozzy becomes addicted to burritos while he and Sharon are disgusted at Jack and Kelly's late-night partying. S2 E5: Smells Like Teen Spirits.

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. S4, E3: When You've Got To Go.

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. S4, E4: When Love Walks In.

We climb on board the Andalucian Explorer for a once-in-a-lifetime journey that takes in the exotic sights and sounds of southern Spain from a historic Pullman-style railway carriage.

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.. S2 E4: Aunt Maud.

S2 E5: Late Again.

S7 E1: Men of Letters.

S7 E2: A Star Is Born.

S7 E3: Oh, What a Beautiful Mourning.

Drastic action is needed when Albert gets a visit from the Inland Revenue investigating his claim for his wife who has been dead for 30 years. S7 E4: Live Now, P.A.Y.E. Later.

Harold tries to kill Albert while sleepwalking, leading to a visit to a psychiatrist triggering memories of when Albert scared away Harold's girlfriend. Featuring Joanna Lumley. S7 E5: Loathe Story.

Classic comedy with the rag-and-bone team. When the arguments become just too much for Harold, he decides to take drastic measures to get some peace from Albert. S7 E6: Divided We Stand.

There's no electricity, no gas, no food, no booze and no fags. On top of that, two unwelcome visitors drop by - and they seem strangely familiar. Featuring Leonard Rossiter. S7 E7: The Desperate Hours.

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.

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 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.

S6 E4: The Sunshine Boys.

S6 E5: Mum Always Liked You Best.

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.

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.

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.

Arthur takes on some hired help when Terry is injured - and unwittingly finds himself mixed up in drug dealing. S3 E2: You Need Hands.

The previously unobserved religious festival of San Lorenzo means no fun or alcohol is to be had anywhere in Benidorm, but the guests are determined to ignore it. Joyce has a different attitude. S9 E.

After nearly a decade of drama, debauchery, sex, drugs and anarchy, some old familiar faces return for one last party. S11 E.

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.

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.

The previously unobserved religious festival of San Lorenzo means no fun or alcohol is to be had anywhere in Benidorm, but the guests are determined to ignore it. Joyce has a different attitude. S9 E.

After nearly a decade of drama, debauchery, sex, drugs and anarchy, some old familiar faces return for one last party. S11 E.

With Cliff Richard and Dave Edmunds and Rockville. The legendary BAFTA-winning comedy extravaganza from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

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.

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.

Kelly gets her friend Sarah to be the drummer of her band, Jason Dill comes back to stay, and new dog Arthur encroaches upon Gus the cat. S2 E6: Meow Means No.

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. S4, E5: An Open-And-Shut Case.

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. S5, E1: Make Yourself at Home.

...Explorer. From the Eastern coast in the capital city of Vienna to the Western border of Lake Constance we explore Austria's cultural wealth on the world-renowned train - the Austrian Explorer.

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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.

With her son facing an unfair court martial, Virginia Hamilton seeks advice from Richard - can he help, and will the counsel have unintended consequences? S4 E12: Facing Fearful Odds.

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.

Mrs Boswell reports Freddie's disappearance, as Jack and Leonora discover that somebody else is looking for him. S8 E.

S6 E6: Pot Black.

With all the money gone, the Meldrum family and its servants look to the future - can Lady Lavender and Cissy save them all from financial ruin? S4 E6 Well, There You Are Then...

Rigsby turns up at the house with a new sports car apparently purchased in yet another attempt to woo Miss Jones, but his driving doesn't appear to be as stylish as his motor. S3 E3: Clunk Click.

S6 E5: Mum Always Liked You Best.

With a financial crisis looming, Gary has to do what he promised he would never do, interfere with history. But history bites back. S5 E5: Pennies from Heaven.

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.

When he arrives home to find a nine-year-old boy on his doorstep, Terry takes on a minding job he hadn't anticipated and later teaches someone a lesson. S2 E5: Not a Bad Lad, Dad.

Hearing of plans to evict a gypsy from grassland in order to erect a squash court, Wolfie and the gang head to the town hall with plans to break into the planning meeting. S3 E2: Only Fools and Horses.

There is a formal dinner dance at the firm where Jo and Chrissy work, but Chrissy's dance partner has injured himself and so Robin becomes her partner instead. S3 E3: I Won't Dance, Don't Ask Me.

When Betty comes home after a dance lesson with their neighbour, Frank becomes suspicious of his intentions and insists on getting involved. S3 E3: Scottish Dancing.

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

Cash flow problems cause Harold to buy some lead at a knockdown price from a stranger who visits the yard, but panic sets in when the police pay a visit. S3 E3: The Lead Man Cometh.

A chance meeting in a club takes Arthur into the world of fine art as he sees an opportunity to make some money by selling forgeries. S3 E3: Rembrandt Doesn't Live Here Anymore.

S3 E1: That's My Boy.

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.

Concerns from the Blow and Go team for Liam's wellbeing lead to confusion when they fear that he has joined a self-help group to confront his traumatic childhood, and Monty returns. S9 E.

First-ever episode of the drama about a dysfunctional Manchester family. The ceremonial burning of a stolen car marks the end of summer. SE.

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.

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.

Concerns from the Blow and Go team for Liam's wellbeing lead to confusion when they fear that he has joined a self-help group to confront his traumatic childhood, and Monty returns. S9 E.

First-ever episode of the drama about a dysfunctional Manchester family. The ceremonial burning of a stolen car marks the end of summer. SE.

With Dusty Springfield, Elvis Costello and The Police. The legendary BAFTA-winning comedy extravaganza from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

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.

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.

Kelly is upset at the amount of interviews and photo shoots she has to do due to her career. S2 E7: It's a Hard Knock Life.

'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. S5, E2: Compliments of the Season.

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. S5, E3: Barefaced in the Park.

Exploring Belgium's cities and landscapes from the unique perspective of the railway carriage; drom Brussels to Bruges, we see a mix of classical and modern landscapes, ancient towns and cities.

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

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.

With the war coming to end, can all at Eaton Place look ahead to a bright future and particularly Richard, who has joyous news to share? S4 E13: Peace Out of Pain.

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.

Mrs Boswell has her cards read to help find out where Freddie is. Meanwhile the rest of the family check out a country mansion. S8 E.

Harold brings home his latest bargain - a commode he thinks was used by royalty - and the pair get involved in a tug of war over the antique toilet. S6 E7: The Three Feathers.

The workers of Hatley railway station live a gentle and predictable life, but that is rudely interrupted by some alarming news and a new station master. S1 E1: All Change.

Rigsby is soon calling the Samaritans to stop a suicide attempt when a new lodger arrives at the house, but which of the residents will come off worse? S3 E4: The Good Samaritans.

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.

Gary takes Phoebe to the Cafe Royal, where his false wartime identity finally catches up with him. He is recruited by MI5 for a secret mission to the Isle of Wight. S5 E6: We Don't Want to Lose You.

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.

Arthur meets up with an old friend from the Army but then loses him and his trousers. S2 E6: The Beer Hunter.

After surprising him by paying back a debt in full and on time, Harry Fenning invites Wolfie to help him out with a bit of work... but it'll involve sourcing his own car. S3 E3: The Big Job.

S3 E4: Of Mice And Women.

Classic sitcom featuring Frank Spencer, a well-meaning and enthusiastic one-man disaster area. Frank's grandad arrives from Australia to find his grandson in drag. S3 E4: Men as Women.

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

Harold meets a French au pair on his rounds and starts dating her, but a revelation from Albert's past means Harold's relationship with Monique may be too close for comfort. S3 E4: Steptoe a La Cart.

When Mad Micky goes on the run to protest his innocence, Terry has to look after him and Arthur sees his chance of a scoop. S3 E4: Looking For Micky.

Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck.

When faced with a fight, Terry has a golden rule: 'Do unto others as they would do unto you - but do it first'. S2E12: Conduct Unbecoming.

When Baby Jesus contaminates the swimming pool with weedkiller, the guests have to be evacuated. Joyce hastily arranges a trip to the circus, and helps Mateo round up some performers. SE.

Frank is nowhere to be seen, which is a bit odd as it's giro day. The family panic when a body is found in the canal, but Frank turns up in Calais, with no passport and no clue how he got there S1 E.

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

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.

When Baby Jesus contaminates the swimming pool with weedkiller, the guests have to be evacuated. Joyce hastily arranges a trip to the circus, and helps Mateo round up some performers. SE.

Frank is nowhere to be seen, which is a bit odd as it's giro day. The family panic when a body is found in the canal, but Frank turns up in Calais, with no passport and no clue how he got there S1 E.

With David Essex and Ellen Foley. The legendary BAFTA-winning comedy extravaganza from Thames TV. All in the best possible taste.

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.

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.

In tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, the first-ever episode of the original reality TV series. Ozzy appears on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno as a performer. S1 E1: A House Divided.

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. S5, E4: A Man and a Woman.

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. S5, E5: Bottoms Up.

Beginning in the picturesque city of Cologne with its world-renowned cathedral, we take the train along the famous Rhine - with a rare view from its east bank - and finish in the city of Frankfurt.

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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.

jubilation sweeps through London and all at Eaton Place face change, but is James able to retain the staff and could life be changed forever? S5 E1: On with the Dance.

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.

Mrs Boswell has trouble with a neighbour, Billy has a new job and Aveline is offered the chance of a lifetime. S8 E.

A brash Australian turns up on the doorstep and turns out to be Albert's long-lost son, but Harold doesn't take too kindly to his brother's new business ideas. S6 E8: Cuckoo in the Nest.

Harry the signalman has fattened up a lovely turkey in time for Christmas, but the turkey seems to have other plans. S1 E2: Talking Turkey.

When Miss Jones raises suspicions about new tenant Madeline, Rigsby is not too bothered about her brand of 'modern interpretive dancing' but isn't that keen on her partner. S3 E5: Fawcett's Python.

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.

Alone in wartime France, Gary has to deal with a nasty Nazi, a friendly resistance fighter, and the fact that his double has plans to take his place in London. S5 E7: But We Think You Have to Go.

S2 E5: Some Bulbs to Keep the Garden Bright.

Arthur has become a wine merchant and brought from dodgy Clive Stannard, but he is robbed of his money when a masseuse visits his hotel room and blames Arthur. S2 E7: A Nice Little Wine.

Tofkin is back sniffing around the pub and appears to have Wolfie and the boys by the short 'n' curlies, but they're not who his eyes are set on. S3 E4: Tofkin's Revenge.

S3 E5: Somebody Out there Likes Me.

Frank's local labour exchange puts him to work as a motorbike courier. S3 E5: King of the Road.

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

S3 E5: Sunday For Seven Days.

Terry finally gets the chance to taste the high life when he has to mind a singer's dream home - Arthur, as usual, has other ideas. S3 E5: Dreamhouse.

Rigsby turns up at the house with a new sports car apparently purchased in yet another attempt to woo Miss Jones, but his driving doesn't appear to be as stylish as his motor. S3 E3: Clunk Click.

The death of disreputable old Uncle Jacob is received by the Collier family with a mixture of regret and relief as the funeral gives Bob an insight into his future. S2 E13: The Shape of Things to Come.

Love and anticipation are in the air at the Solana as Joyce and Monty's wedding day arrives - when things go awry at the wedding on Peacock Island, Kenneth volunteers to save the day. S0 E.

Friday night at The Jockey and barman Kev is dealing with two men on the prowl. When one gets heavy, he tells her he's getting married. But he hasn't told his girlfriend Veronica... S1 E.

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.