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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

Matt and Jack continue to battle for the property on Wellesley Street. Drama, starring James Bolam

Hapless David takes up fitness training in an attempt to make Linda notice him. Comedy, starring Keith Barron

Rigsby decides he needs help to improve his ailing love life and turns to new tenant Philip for advice. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Matthew takes up an acting career, but his father is quick to pour water on his aspirations. Comedy, starring Reece Dinsdale

Convinced he is a failure, Frank pays a visit to a psychiatrist - but it is not long before the unfortunate doctor himself needs counselling. Comedy, starring Michael Crawford

Having discovered Alf's deception and broken his Lordship's crockery in a fit of anger, Mrs Lipton is left wondering whether she still has a job

Thelma looks on with disapproval as Terry helps Bob move his most treasured possessions to his new house. Comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam

Robin gets the chance to play for his college football team - but a cold threatens to earn him an early bath. Flat-share comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Simon and Oliver's weekend break proves to be anything but relaxing as the feuding pair spend the entire time at loggerheads. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

The conclusion of the series explores why Japan surrendered at the end of the Second World War in August 1945

Documentary series. A look at the Battle of Stalingrad, the bloodiest and most destructive battle of the Second World War

Documentary series examining the 18 months preceding Hitler's invasion of Poland in 1939 and culminating with the start of the Second World War

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

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

Mrs Boswell is horrified when Billy and Julie have their baby christened in a Protestant church, while Jack and Joey are suspicious about Adrian's new job

Vince earns a soaking from Penny during a lunch date, and does not help matters by turning up at the Warrener household the worse for wear

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

Thelma goes to live with her mother, leaving Bob to bemoan his fate

The gang returns for a goodwill stay at the Solana after being held hostage by drug dealers on their last holiday, and Martin shows off his new girlfriend

Micky suffers homophobic abuse during a night out with the lads. Aidan falls in with a gang of older Chatsworth boys, and Mimi's niece arrives on the estate

Chrissy wonders whether she is desirable, and Robin's lack of response leaves her downhearted. Comedy, starring Paula Wilcox and Richard O'Sullivan

Rigsby is goaded into fasting for three days and resorts to stealing Vienna's cat food to stave off the pangs of hunger

The gang returns for a goodwill stay at the Solana after being held hostage by drug dealers on their last holiday, and Martin shows off his new girlfriend

The Chatsworth residents engineer a plan of action to discover the objective behind the presence of Operation New Start. Marty struggles with the notion of becoming a father again

Adrian struggles with celebrity as Jack and Leonora's relationship blooms. Grandad, meanwhile, gets a reminder from the past

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

The family travels to Portsmouth to help Ben's sister pack her luggage on a cruise ship - but end up spending Christmas as stowaways

Julian Clary opens himself up to a celebrity audience on a range of subjects including parenthood, tattoos and childbirth, with an appearance from Fanny the Wonderdog and music from Gary Barlow.

Lady Devereaux invites Simon to captain her staff cricket team against the rival side led by bookie Bernie Miller. Donald Sinden stars

The rival antique dealers fall out over Christmas. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

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