That's TV Friday

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

TV actor Frazer Hines books into the Spanish hotel and makes a play for Amy who, following some withering remarks from David, agrees to go on a date with him

Ruth talks Rigsby into renting his newly vacated room to a friend of hers. Pilot episode of the classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and Frances de la Tour

Henry stumbles across evidence of his son's wild parties and resolves to sort out his errant offspring

Vince convinces Penny that a holiday in Portugal will be their parting gesture. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

The staff learn the Prime Minister is coming to dinner, but Alf is too busy with Lady Lavender to care. Teddy's flirtations with the factory girls causes a mass walk-out

Bob throws a surprise party for Terry - but the blindfolded guest of honour begins to insult old friends, unaware they are listening to his every word

Stan falls for attractive new clippie Iris, but Mum takes a dim view of their romance. Vintage Seventies comedy, starring Reg Varney

A diligent new Indian employee is shown the ropes by the workshy girls

In 1939 Britain was a global superpower. A year later, it was the frontline of a desperate struggle to survive with a gathering storm. The coming of war transformed people's lives. E1

On 7 September 1940, more than eight hundred German planes flew up the Thames towards the docks and the city of London - it was the opening salvo of the Blitz, and we explore how Londoners coped. E2

On 10 May 1941, the Germans launched their deadliest raid of the Blitz. The target was London. By the time it was over, Parliament lay in ruins and only Marylebone station was functioning. E3

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

Harold readies himself for a fortnight's skiing holiday without Albert, hoping that for once things will not go terribly wrong for him

Mrs Boswell bonds with new neighbour Celia, and Billy manages to upset Adrian in the middle of a poetry recital in the kitchen

Penny and Vince return from Paris to go their separate ways. Bittersweet comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Ruth talks Rigsby into renting his newly vacated room to a friend of hers. Pilot episode of the classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and Frances de la Tour

First episode of the classic comedy sequel. Bob travels down to London, where his efforts to find a suitable wedding present see him reunited with Terry. From 1973

Monty is concerned about Sammy's career relaunch, Kenneth's romantic troubles continue, and the Dawsons are on edge about the arrival of Cyd's father Franco

Frank tries to stop Sheila finding out that he and Monica are still married, while Jamie Maguire returns after his prison sentence and seems unusually interested in the Jockey

A charity fundraiser is shot in a robbery, but he gets on Gene's nerves, causing the DCI to beat a confession out of anyone who gets in his way. Matthew Macfadyen guest stars

Monty is concerned about Sammy's career relaunch, Kenneth's romantic troubles continue, and the Dawsons are on edge about the arrival of Cyd's father Franco

Sheila orders a conservatory for her backyard, but skeletons in her closet threaten the project. Veronica's final attempt at IVF fails, leaving her desperate

A exploitative photographer suggests Aveline should pose topless - but soon regrets his suggestion. Meanwhile, Jack makes an inauspicious entry into the art world

Lurcio is forced to go to Britain to help quash a rebellion. Comedy, with Frankie Howerd

Clare has been working away from home for a while, so Sarah starts to think about letting out her room

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

Jenny and Paul Simcock are embarrassed to be seen at the crowning of Miss Frozen Chicken UK

Simon admits a secret about his birth to Oliver - only for his rival to exchange an even more bizarre confidence in return. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

Oliver takes up Simon's challenge to learn judo - but the antique dealer quickly finds himself regretting his impetuousness. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies