That's TV Sunday

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Aveline is admitted to hospital and Adrian becomes a gardener to an unusual and overpowering lady. When he quits, Jack decides to take up her special offer

Aveline has an unfortunate experience on the catwalk, Freddie and Lilo Lill have a shouting match, and Joey is blackmailed

Freddie is arrested for stealing a dustcart, Grandad is taken to hospital, Billy quarrels with Julie and Jack is nearly seduced by Carmen

Freddie receives his court date, but it just happens to be on the same day as Billy and Julie's wedding

Gary is summoned to court to answer drink-driving charges resulting from a binge in 1941. A ban looks likely - as does a visit to a counsellor to help save his ailing marriage

Yvonne and Phoebe invite Gary to dinner on the same evening, and best friend Ron cautions him against trying to keep both dates. Starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

Gary realises life in the 1990s does not hold much for him, and decides he would be better off returning to 1941 for good. Nicholas Lyndhurst stars

Gary realises that life in 1941 is not what he expected when he is put on fire-watching duty, while Phoebe is distressed to discover her relationship is the subject of gossip

Gary's two-timing antics leave him strapped for cash, so he hatches a scheme to clean up in the antiques trade. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

Gary works himself into the ground trying to juggle his commitments as a wartime entertainer, vintage record dealer and amateur thespian

Phoebe pressures Gary into going on holiday with her in 1941, and Yvonne reveals she may be pregnant. Romantic comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

Gary's time-travelling excursions are threatened by the imminent demolition of his only route back to 1941. Nicholas Lyndhurst stars

Rigsby discovers there is a new man in Miss Jones's life and decides to declare his feelings for her - but his gesture comes too late. Leonard Rossiter and Frances de la Tour star

A smooth-talking tenant called Seymour, whose aristocratic veneer conceals the soul of a crook, tries to con Rigsby out of his savings

Rigsby invests in some new furniture in a desperate attempt to impress Brenda, but makes the mistake of opting to pay for it on the never-never

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

Rigsby jumps to the conclusion that Philip has bought him the kind of Christmas cracker every man dreams of. Vintage 1975 seasonal special

Rigsby returns from a dismal holiday in Spain to find a surprise awaiting him - Miss Jones is back, with a baby in tow

Miss Jones falls for a budding playwright who offers her the starring role in his latest masterpiece. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and guest Peter Bowles

Rigsby buys a sports car in the hope of impressing Miss Jones, but a practical joke by Philip convinces him he has run over his cat. Comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Gloomy new tenant Mr Gray moves into Rigsby's boarding house, and proves too depressed even to notice the dingy surroundings. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Rigsby switches his amorous attentions to new lodger Marilyn, who turns out to be an exotic dancer - complete with python. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Bob wallows in self-pity, convinced he will never be able to cope without Thelma and increasingly worried about what the neighbours will think of Terry's home-making efforts

Crystal pressures Joyce to sort things out after the pool is contaminated and all guests have to be evacuated, so she hastily arranges a trip to the circus

Kev wakes up on his birthday in high spirits, only to learn his mother has thrown herself from her balcony. He is further perturbed by the presence of ex-wife Roxy at the funeral

Gene is determined nothing will spoil Diana Spencer's wedding to Prince Charles, so sets out to prevent a potentially explosive protest in London's Docklands getting out of hand

Crystal pressures Joyce to sort things out after the pool is contaminated and all guests have to be evacuated, so she hastily arranges a trip to the circus

After being knocked down during a robbery at the shop, Mandy gives birth to Lip's baby. Kev gets a sure-fire tip for a horse, but has a hard time raising a stake

Stan decides to boost his income and applies for a post as an inspector. Vintage Seventies comedy, starring Reg Varney

Slapstick comedy. WW2 is over and the boys are back into civvies - the last thing Frankie needs now is to get involved with his ex-superior's over-amorous wife... titter ye not.

Eleanor is left in charge of the bookshop when Russell and Sarah go off for a special lunch, so she initiates an efficiency drive

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

The wedding party goes ahead in the Sir Leonard Hutton Room, but mysterious goings-on are afoot in the Geoffrey Boycott Room. Final episode of the sitcom

Simon and Oliver join forces to resist their children's attempts to put them on a diet and exercise plan. However, their long-standing rivalry soon resurfaces

Simon and Oliver forge an uneasy pact when they learn that Lyn is pregnant, but tensions arise when they are interviewed on a local radio station