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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

Simon investigates a spate of burglaries, recruiting an actress to pose as a waitress at a cafe where a criminal suspected of the crimes is a regular customer

Simon and Oliver return to a bachelor existence, now that their children have finally flown the coop. Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies star

Ada celebrates her birthday - but her own plans for the big day clash with everyone else's

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

Patrick gives up smoking and agrees to look after his agent Ian's pet hamster Sheba while Ian goes on holiday - unfortunately, Sheba escapes and goes missing

When the term begins, Jeremy is surprised to find many of his new students appear strangely familiar. Comedy, with Barry Evans

Jim attempts to gain support for his tax cuts by threatening to raise the duty on tobacco

Bungling buffoon Mr Bean goes shopping for a new TV, has problems with an itchy foot and takes a lucky girl out for a night on the town. Rowan Atkinson stars

Wolfie puts his revolutionary actions on hold as he attends a music audition in the hope of becoming a pop star

A burglar terrorises the Pledges, and Nellie uncovers some interesting clues to the thief's identity

Bernard is engaged to be married and after Frankie Abbott falls seriously ill; it is discovered that he has appendicitis.

The household prepares for a royal visit - but Mrs Lipton is upset to find she will not be doing the catering. Starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

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

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

Aveline has an unfortunate experience on the catwalk, Freddie and Lilo Lill have a shouting match, and Joey is blackmailed

Nerys Hughes stars in Carla Lane's Liverpudlian comedy

It's Jack and May's wedding anniversary, but May is worried that she might be pregnant - meanwhile, Arnold fears that he is about to get the sack

The household prepares for a royal visit - but Mrs Lipton is upset to find she will not be doing the catering. Starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Chrissy and Jo try to foil a showdown at the Mucky Duck Saloon when Robin and loud Irishman Mick get into an argument. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Gary begins to get cold feet as his wedding to Phoebe draws ever closer, and the prospect of enduring two stag nights makes his blood run even colder

Vintage comedy, starring Warren Mitchell

Jeremy determines to solve a problem regarding a distressed student

Freddie is arrested for stealing a dustcart, Grandad is taken to hospital, Billy quarrels with Julie and Jack is nearly seduced by Carmen

Arthur and Ray's dreams of riches Down Under fall apart. Left penniless, Ray is forced to get bar work, while Arthur encounters with a roguish street trader

With Elkie Brooks and Renaissance. A 1978 episode of the BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV in the best possible taste

Gary discovers his son is a fellow time-traveller - but struggles to explain away his 18-month-old companion to modern-day wife Yvonne. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

A trip to the dentist ends disastrously for Bean, and a quiet stroll in the park turns into a pitched battle with a wasp. Rowan Atkinson stars

A charity fundraiser is shot in a robbery, but he gets on Gene's nerves, causing the DCI to beat a confession out of anyone who gets in his way. Matthew Macfadyen guest stars

Nerys Hughes stars in Carla Lane's Liverpudlian comedy

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