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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

A holiday in London leads to all manner of complications for the mismatched couple. Spin-off from the sitcom, starring Yootha Joyce and Brian Murphy

Harold has to break the news to Albert that the horse is dead. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

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

Harold attracts a new admirer - a gay antiques dealer whose persistent attentions send Albert's homophobia into overdrive

Harold prepares to become a dad, but Albert remains cynical about the supposed mother-to-be's claim of the father. Harry H Corbett stars

Harold considers buying a flashy new car to impress the ladies, although Albert would rather splash out on a new colour television

Harold hauls Albert along for a chest X-ray and agrees to have one himself - but the result is not what he expected. Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett star

Harold opens an account at a local bank, and immediately sets about trying to con the manager into giving him a loan. Classic comedy, with Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Albert accidentally smashes some of Harold's prize ornaments while cleaning, and tries to avoid getting into trouble by pretending they were burgled

Harold gives ballroom dancing a whirl, tripping the light fantastic with a passing milkman before entering a local competition

Albert announces he is getting married and brings his bride-to-be home to meet Harold - who immediately recognises her as one of his old flames

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

Harold and Albert decide to move from under the Shepherd's Bush flyover to take up residence in a more salubrious area of London

Kenneth Williams and Barbara Windsor reminisce about some of the comedy series' funniest moments, with clips featuring Charles Hawtrey, Sid James and Hattie Jacques

Rigsby challenges Philip to a boxing match, convinced Miss Jones will throw herself at his feet if he wins. Leonard Rossiter stars

Bob bids his wife farewell and sets off on a boys-only fishing trip with Terry - but guilt soon gets the better of him

The Brits in Benidorm reel from the shocking developments at Madge's wedding, and Mick ends up behind bars while Madge and Janice end up lost

Mimi fears she cannot give Billy everything he needs, and suggests they enter into an open marriage, while Marty worries Kelly is hurting herself by refusing to grieve

The housemates are put out when Chrissy's mother arrives for an unscheduled visit. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Alan smuggles a woman up to his room, but an unscheduled appearance by her irate father soon puts paid to his dreams of romance

The Brits in Benidorm reel from the shocking developments at Madge's wedding, and Mick ends up behind bars while Madge and Janice end up lost

Chatsworth faces dark times when half the residents are evicted from their homes as part of a crackdown on the estate's benefits culture

Part two of two. As Tracey awaits the results of her scan, she and Sharon take a trip to a spa, while Dorien prepares to say a long goodbye to her daughter

Gary is concerned when Yvonne decides she wants to move house, and a tall, dark stranger enters Phoebe's life. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

Part two of two. Ben disappears and Rona returns from the hospital with an abandoned baby, which crawls under the floorboards

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

The cast of the soap entertain a star-studded band of invitees with musical numbers, question-and-answer sessions and behind-the-scenes glimpses of life on the famous cobbles

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

Simon learns the property next to the antique shops is being sold to a fast food chain and that the sale is being handled by oily estate agent Brimley, with whom he was at school

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