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Jack faces a challenge from an old adversary. James Bolam and Susan Jameson star

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

Rigsby decides to show repentance for his numerous sins, at the urging of his latest lodger. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Matthew brings a girlfriend home, and his father is far from pleased at his choice. Comedy, starring John Thaw

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

Alf pawns his Lordship's silver cigarette case to raise money for the Union Jack Rubber Company shares

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

Stan is attacked by hooligans, so Blakey decides to give the staff a few lessons in self-defence

Caroline asks the feuding pair to supply the entertainment for her charity luncheon, but soon regrets her decision. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

Former diplomats and Nazi party members trace Germany's inevitable progression into war and reveal how a Hollywood film helped inspire Hitler's dreams of empire

The struggle faced by Sally Evans as she tried to reconcile with the fact her son had left the UK to join an al-Qaeda affiliate jihadi group responsible for multiple atrocities

At the end of WWII, 10,000 POWs anticipated liberation courtesy of the advancing Russian Red Army. The Nazis then forced the prisoners to march in the dead of winter toward the Third Reich.

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

A photographer requests permission to hold a fashion shoot in the Steptoes' yard, filling Harold's head with dreams of becoming a male model

Jack arrives home drunk, Aveline puts her desire for a baby on hold, and Nellie meets her admirer in the park

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

Rigsby receives an unexpected reply when he places a personal advert in the paper

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

Mick discovers a secret about Madge's husband-to-be, Joyce hires someone to spy on the staff, and Trudy tricks Sam into thinking she had a drunken romp with Liam

Nobody is sure if Shane will be the same again after he is left partially paralysed by the accident. Norma ponders her future when a figure from the past offers her a fresh start

Gene investigates the shooting of a Ugandan Asian man and jumps to the conclusion that the attack is drug-related when he finds a suspicious bag of powder on the victim

Mick discovers a secret about Madge's husband-to-be, Joyce hires someone to spy on the staff, and Trudy tricks Sam into thinking she had a drunken romp with Liam

Ian returns to England, unaware the car he is driving as a favour for a friend is carrying a secret cargo. Mimi worries about Paddy's whereabouts on their anniversary

Joe meets up with Roxy but her husband is not pleased to see him. Mr Boswell and Lilo Lill are in a watchman's hut when an accident occurs

Comedy, with Frankie Howerd

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

Plans for a new ring road are announced - and unfortunately for Liz and Neville, their garden is threatened by its proposed route

Comedy set in a clothing factory, starring Peter Jones, Gillian Taylforth and Elaine Langton

Fenner tries to step up production, but the staff aren't impressed by his plight

Buying goods from home.

Buying goods from home.