That's TV Thursday

Your favourite music from the 80s. Join us as we journey through the world of iconic artists and classic tunes from the era.

Hancock spends a day alone in his bedsit, tries some reading, and tunes in his TV before preparing for a special night out

The threat of mother is ever present even in her absence - as Timothy finds out when his parent takes a holiday. Ronnie Corbett stars

The hotel waiter is unhappy when the new management's sweeping changes disrupt the lives of holidaymakers and staff, so socialist-minded Amy lends support to his cause

Father and son have different ideas about the future as Matthew prepares to leave for college. Final episode of the comedy, with John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale

Suspicions are aroused when Arthur gets an attractive new secretary - but her stay is short-lived. Comedy, starring William Gaunt

Miss Jones reports a prowler to the police and it is not long before an inspector calls - but, unfortunately for Rigsby, he is not all he seems

The family face a financial crisis and react to the news in various ways

The staff continue the tradition of hosting and taking part in a cricket match, but preparations don't go as expected. Comedy sequel, starring Frank Thornton

Jim tries to turn the tables on French officials over the Channel Tunnel borders. Comedy, starring Paul Eddington

Documentary that celebrates the iconic, most beloved and recognizable motorcycles.

The role of naval crafts and aircraft in WW2 with eyewitness accounts about how campaigns were planned and what happened on the day of attack when protection from the enemy was very limited.

The Bus has served Britain well for over a hundred years however its future role is uncertain. We take a look at the its history over many decades at work in both urban and rural settings.

The RAF had bombers that could fly to Berlin and back by the end of the First World War, but British civilians found themselves under direct attack by zeppelin airships

A selection of festive music featuring nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time

With David Bowie and Rachel Sweet. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV (1979). All in the best possible taste! S2 Ep9

A selection of festive music featuring nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time

David suggests staying in the sun for a relaxed festive break, but is horrified when Amy tries to create a seasonal atmosphere. Comedy, starring Keith Barron and Gwen Taylor

Rigsby manages to frighten Alan by kidding him the house is haunted by a spectral 'grey lady' - but ends up getting a taste of his own medicine

Terry gets into a scuffle with the local hard-man. Vintage comedy, guest starring Alun Armstrong

The Dawson family claims the loungers left vacant by the Garveys, while resort boss Joyce Temple-Savage is desperate for new staff

After a drunken Ladies' Night at the Jockey, Fiona is horrified to discover that she has not woken up with a footballer, but with the far less attractive Joey Dawson

The local Conservative Party asks Albert to entertain then-prime minister Edward Heath at the yard, but Harold is less than impressed

Dafydd discovers Myfanwy's secret, and Michael meets the Italian prime minister. Starring Matt Lucas and David Walliams

The Dawson family claims the loungers left vacant by the Garveys, while resort boss Joyce Temple-Savage is desperate for new staff

The council holds a contest for the best-kept garden, and Carol decides to help the Gallaghers win in a bid to guarantee her place in their house

With Squeeze, Frankie Miller and Dean Friedman. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV (1979). All in the best possible taste!

Hilarious characters, musical numbers and slapstick sketches from one of the icons of British comedy

Dr Michael Hunter analyses key moments from Audrey Hepburn's life and her medical history in order to find the answers as to what she couldn't be saved.

Clara cements her popularity with the women by getting Monica to leave Irene alone.

The upheavals of the Civil War had an aftershock that lasted decades. The James boys and the Youngers are a few of the men who learned from the lawlessness of war