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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

Michael Aspel hosts a Christmas edition with guests Barbara Windsor, Julia Mackenzie, Mollie Sugden, Kenny Everett, Alfred Marks and Jim Davidson

Christmas special of the 1970s sitcom, starring Irene Handl and Wilfred Pickles about the romance between two retired people, one from London and the other from Yorkshire

A put-upon teacher takes his disruptive inner-city pupils on an outdoor pursuits holiday. Comedy based on the TV series, starring John Alderton, Deryck Guyler and Noel Howlett

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

A middle-aged father tries to build an illegal whisky still at home, but comes into conflict with his new next-door neighbours. Comedy, starring Sid James and Diana Coupland

Fletcher prepares for freedom, but wonders how he will cope with life on the outside. Spin-off from Porridge, starring Ronnie Barker and Fulton Mackay

Fletcher gets to know his family, but his plans to retrieve a buried nest egg do not run as smoothly as he had hoped

Fletch meets a teenage runaway and tries to pass on a few words of wisdom. Ronnie Barker, Patricia Brake and Nicholas Lyndhurst star

Fletcher's probation officer gets him a job as a night porter at a small hotel, but the prospect of doing an honest job gives the ex-con cold feet

Fletch becomes convinced a conman he used to know is up to his old tricks. Guest starring Nigel Hawthorne

Fletch finds out his ex-wife and her boyfriend are planning to pay for Ingrid's wedding reception and spots a chance to make easy money

Penny looks back at her on-off relationship with Vince, from when they first met, their disastrous wedding day, to the chance meeting in the pub that brought them back together

Bob and Thelma look forward to an entertaining festive holiday, but Terry quickly puts paid to their plans. Christmas edition of the sitcom, from 1974

Living in 1962, Gary realises he has the chance to witness himself being born. Nicholas Lyndhurst stars in a one-off episode of the time-travelling comedy

Christmas special from 1974. Harold plans to spend the festive season abroad, but Albert takes umbrage at the thought of being left behind

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

Sharon, Tracey and Dorien head to Morocco to track down Travis when he goes missing while on his gap year. Comedy, starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph

Tracey's plans could upset the festive harmony, Sharon finds a novel way of doing her Christmas shopping and Dorien has a mystery to solve. Comedy, starring Pauline Quirke

Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders rustle up some yuletide fun in this Christmas special from 2003. They pay homage to Madonna and Britney, Rosemary and Thyme, and free running

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

Classic comedy sketches and entertainment with Russ Abbot.

With Bella Emberg and Michael Barrymore. Hilarious '80s comedy show including the infamous characters CU Jimmy and Cooperman.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

Slapstick comedy. Frankie stops at a police station to ask for directions but gets roped into an ID parade - surely no-one is going to point a finger of accusation?

Slapstick comedy. WW2 is over and the boys are back into civvies - the last thing Frankie needs now is to get involved with his ex-superior's over-amorous wife... titter ye not.