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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

Dorien's book group discusses Crime and Punishment at the house, which turns out to be surprisingly appropriate after Tracey warns Garth not to lead his younger brother astray

Richard Bellamy engages a Bohemian artist to paint a portrait of Lady Marjorie - but the painter is more interested in capturing Sarah on canvas

Despite Amy's protestations and the money running low, David insists on visiting a casino

Freddie Boswell returns home, shocking Nellie with his new perspective on life. Julie and Aveline create chaos when they each announce they are leaving

Harold decides to start buying in bulk and shells out 50 quid for 4,000 pairs of false teeth, convinced he'll be able to make a handsome profit on them

The staff discover that the station is a hundred years old and decide to have a street party to celebrate. Comedy, starring Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

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

Robin uses the threat of a roving mouse as an excuse to spend the night in Chrissy's bedroom. Comedy series, with Richard O'Sullivan

Gary spends the night in 1940 when he returns to warn Phoebe and Eric of an impending air raid, but is unsure how to explain his 'trip' to Yvonne

Matt and Jack continue to battle for the property on Wellesley Street. Drama, starring James Bolam

Arthur sees an opportunity to cash in when a footballer goes missing, but there is more than one person interested in his whereabouts

Penny's parents plan a secret party for her birthday, but there is an even bigger surprise on the horizon

Robin's plans for a romantic dinner for two are ruined when the Ropers have an argument. Seventies comedy series, with Richard O'Sullivan

Young Mr Grace has died and the Grace Brothers department store has closed. The former staff attend a reading of his will, and find they have inherited a hotel. S1 E1: Grace & Favour

Dorien's book group discusses Crime and Punishment at the house, which turns out to be surprisingly appropriate after Tracey warns Garth not to lead his younger brother astray

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

Harold decides to start buying in bulk and shells out 50 quid for 4,000 pairs of false teeth, convinced he'll be able to make a handsome profit on them

Terry minds a writer of romantic fiction with a drink problem. Starring George Cole, Dennis Waterman and Beryl Reid

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

Bob is arrested for drink-driving after going out for dinner with Thelma. Classic comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam

Festive episode from Boxing Day 2010. Madge has to organise the Benidorm Palace's seasonal spectacular - but the show's star (Su Pollard) is nowhere to be seen

Sheila orders a conservatory for her backyard, but skeletons in her closet threaten the project. Veronica's final attempt at IVF fails, leaving her desperate

Robin and Jo line up to star in Chrissy's home video, but Mr Roper is interested in a different kind of film. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Alan starts dating a posh new girlfriend, but makes the mistake of asking Rigsby for advice on how to conduct himself in polite company.

Festive episode from Boxing Day 2010. Madge has to organise the Benidorm Palace's seasonal spectacular - but the show's star (Su Pollard) is nowhere to be seen

Terry minds a writer of romantic fiction with a drink problem. Starring George Cole, Dennis Waterman and Beryl Reid

Alf receives a very special gift - a grandson

Owing to a little white lie on his income tax returns, Mr Roper must quickly acquire a son. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy and Richard O'Sullivan

David plans a secret reunion with Linda in Spain after lying to Amy that his doctor has told him he will have a nervous breakdown unless he takes a holiday. Keith Barron stars

Jack invites his friend Dill to stay, but he makes himself rather more at home than the rest of the family are comfortable with - and is asked to leave