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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

Mrs Slocombe is stunned when her long-lost husband appears to have made enquiries about buying the hotel. Comedy sequel, starring Mollie Sugden

Captain Peacock discovers a dead cat hidden behind one of the hotel walls. Comedy sequel, starring Frank Thornton

Mr Rumbold gets a vote of no confidence, and, the staff agree to play a darts match with the local villagers. Comedy sequel, starring Nicholas Grace

Chrissy and Jo are in need of a female flatmate so Robin gets in touch with his feminine side. The first episode of the 1970s comedy series, with Richard O'Sullivan

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

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

Chrissy and Robin spend an evening at home alone - and the absence of a chaperone allows the trainee chef's amorous side to surface. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

The rent money disappears, forcing Jo to consider selling a prized possession. Flat-share comedy, with Sally Thomsett, Paula Wilcox and Richard O'Sullivan

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

Robin comes home with a puppy, to Chrissy's dismay. Flat-share comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan, Sally Thomsett and Paula Wilcox

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

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

Rigsby wines and dines Miss Jones in a suit surreptitiously 'borrowed' from stroppy wrestler Spooner - who turns up halfway through the main course to exact revenge

Rigsby asks Philip for a native charm to help him seduce the delectable Ruth - but his dreams of romance go up in smoke

Injured wrestler Spooner makes life hell for Alan and Philip by playing his radio full-blast at all hours _ so naturally they challenge Rigsby to confront him

Miss Jones reports a prowler to the police and it is not long before an inspector calls - but, unfortunately for Rigsby, he is not all he seems

Rigsby tries to drum up support for his local election candidate, but finds his lodgers have other ideas about who should represent their interests

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

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

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

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

Donald's practical joker pal causes a stir, Martin begs Kate to take him back, and the Oracle tells his mum he is leaving home

Kelly prepares for her first live performance at the MTV Movie Awards, while Ozzy and Sharon visit Washington for a banquet with the President

Chesney's cousin Toof arrives on the estate and tries to tempt him back to Bradford, but Patty urges him to build his future at the shop instead. Lillian searches for new employees

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

Donald's practical joker pal causes a stir, Martin begs Kate to take him back, and the Oracle tells his mum he is leaving home

A housing shortage forces a compromise between the flatmates and their disapproving landlord. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Chesney's cousin Toof arrives on the estate and tries to tempt him back to Bradford, but Patty urges him to build his future at the shop instead. Lillian searches for new employees

Tracey's ex-husband has died and she has to decide what kind of send-off to give him, with the local crooks keen to make it special - while Dorien plans her outfit

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

Ben is given a box of new products to test by a market researcher - but one of them has a worrying effect on the family, who become addicted

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

Recently jilted Rachel has a chance encounter with lothario Adam - is he the answer to her romantic prayers? Comedy drama, starring Helen Baxendale and James Nesbitt

Like many good men before them, the feuding fathers fall out over a woman. Windsor Davies and Donald Sinden star

Oliver and Simon are called on to offer fatherly advice. Windsor Davies and Donald Sinden star

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