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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

Hazel suffers a miscarriage, though James seems unconcerned, and not only accompanies Georgina Worsley to a ball, but admits to finding her attractive

The hotel waiter is unhappy when the new management's sweeping changes disrupt the lives of holidaymakers and staff, so socialist-minded Amy lends support to his cause

Jack arrives home drunk, Aveline puts her desire for a baby on hold, and Nellie meets her admirer in the park

Harold takes his father to France, where they visit the First World War battlefields, but Albert picks a fight with an American. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett

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

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

When Larry decides to use someone else's name instead of his own, Robin finds himself entangled in a love triangle. Comedy series, with Richard O'Sullivan

Yvonne's absence causes problems for Gary when Ron needs his help, while Phoebe's mother-in-law turns up at the Royal Oak

Mary refuses to accept the severity of her illness as the miners' strike passes a month. Drama, starring James Bolam and Michelle Newell

Arthur goes on the trail of a petty criminal who has managed to steal a suitcase crammed with money. George Cole stars

Wolfie and Ken turn to Shirley for help when they are evicted. Anarchic comedy, starring Robert Lindsay

Harold is offered a piano, but only if he moves it himself. Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Bramble star

Frank bungles the simple task of crossing the road to call the doctor, then gets mistaken for a burglar when Betty locks him out of the house. Comedy, starring Michael Crawford

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

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

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

Mrs Chambers takes it on herself to ensure her daughter's wedding is fit for a queen

Arthur's minicab firm is targeted by saboteurs, so he drafts in Terry to help protect his interests - but it soon transpires there is more to the attacks than meets the eye

The Oracle and his mother return to the resort, having heard about the big quiz Lesley is hosting. Clive's sister Terri also arrives, while Blow & Go branches out into botox

Part two of two. Fitz secures a confession of guilt from Cassidy, but later realises the declaration is false - forcing him to confront his personal demons

Arthur's minicab firm is targeted by saboteurs, so he drafts in Terry to help protect his interests - but it soon transpires there is more to the attacks than meets the eye

The Oracle and his mother return to the resort, having heard about the big quiz Lesley is hosting. Clive's sister Terri also arrives, while Blow & Go branches out into botox

Karen suspects Jamie is cheating and turns to Gloria for help, unaware she is the other woman, while Marty proposes to Kelly, but a letter from his children causes problems

With Suzi Quatro and Nick Lowe. A 1978 episode of the BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV in the best possible taste

Chrissy and Robin borrow Mr Roper's car to drive to a football match, but find the vehicle has similar qualities to its owner. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

The unexpected arrival of their spouses prompts David and Linda to act quickly to get themselves off the hook. Comedy, starring Keith Barron

Jack and Kelly's partying gets out of control, Sharon is reunited with her father and Ozzy's oldest daughter Jessica gives birth to a baby girl