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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 comes to the aid of three seemingly respectable elderly sisters, who fear having their dark secrets revealed by a blackmailer

Caroline asks the feuding pair to supply the entertainment for her charity luncheon, but soon regrets her decision. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

Tired of saving for an expensive wedding, Ada and Walter decide that they should elope to Yorkshire

A group of businessmen due to stay at the manor are expecting some culture, but there is no money to spend on entertainment. Comedy sequel, starring John Inman

Patrick feels that his work has caused him to neglect his daughters and wants to see Anna in her new play, but it contains nudity and Anna is not keen for Patrick to see her

Jeremy learns of Miss Courtney's plans to renew an old romance with her former fiance. Seventies school comedy, with Barry Evans

The government faces financial ruin, but that does not seem to worry Sir Humphrey, who goes to extreme lengths to get his pay rise approved

Rowan Atkinson's clumsy alter ego is called upon to perform first aid, tries in vain to carry out the simple task of posting a letter, and jets off on holiday

The members of Tooting Popular Front decide to lobby a council meeting, but things do not go according to plan. Comedy, starring Robert Lindsay

Nellie and Eli find themselves prospective spouses, but their plans fail to get off the ground

Much to the delight of the school, Miss Ewell appears to have fallen in love and her wonderful good mood is catching on with the students.

Alf continues to supply the Sunshine Pantry with Mrs Lipton's cakes

Rigsby receives an unexpected reply when he places a personal advert in the paper

A group of businessmen due to stay at the manor are expecting some culture, but there is no money to spend on entertainment. Comedy sequel, starring John Inman

Freddie receives his court date, but it just happens to be on the same day as Billy and Julie's wedding

Both Carol's family and Sandra fail to take a shine to her new boyfriend. Nerys Hughes and Elizabeth Estensen star as the Liverpudlian flatmates in Carla Lane's comedy

Comedy following the workers of Hatley railway station, who live a gentle and predictable life that is rudely interrupted by some alarming news and a new station master

Alf continues to supply the Sunshine Pantry with Mrs Lipton's cakes

Chrissy and Jo invite a German guest to their dinner party - but Mr Roper demonstrates that the Second World War has not ended as far as he is concerned

Gary finds it expensive having two wives and needs more money printing for him

Alf decides it's okay for women to bear children _ but they should not be responsible for rearing them. Comedy, starring Warren Mitchell and Una Stubbs

A student enlists Jeremy's help when his wife starts behaving oddly

It's the big day for Billy and Julie at the Registrar's office and for Freddie at the Court House. Cousin Eddie arrives from Canada

Arthur, Ray and Dave go on a day-trip to Calais, intending to stock the Winchester's cellars with duty-free plonk, but soon find themselves in trouble

With Bryan Ferry and Moody Blues. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV (1978). All in the best possible taste!

A bomb scores a direct hit on the mysterious time portal, jeopardising Gary's double life. Nicholas Lyndhurst stars

The hapless hero plans the Christmas holiday of a lifetime - but fate pulls the rug out from under his feet and reduces the entire festive season to a farce

The death of a policeman in a Soho strip club brings Gene and the team into contact with their new boss, while Alex again starts receiving flashes from the present

Both Carol's family and Sandra fail to take a shine to her new boyfriend. Nerys Hughes and Elizabeth Estensen star as the Liverpudlian flatmates in Carla Lane's comedy

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