That's TV (MCR) Friday

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

Lady Prudence's society friends are rehearsing their show at Bellamy House when an air raid warning sounds

Maureen has dreams of becoming a nun, but is feeling increasingly disheartened by the reactions of others, including Mr Hedges.

Jack falls for an exotic dancer, and Stan offers to babysit the snake she uses in her act - but Olive is none too pleased

Alf pawns his Lordship's silver cigarette case to raise money for the Union Jack Rubber Company shares

Lilo Lill is back at the allotment with Freddie, while Nellie has been visiting an art gallery with Derek. Shifty has a surprise for Marina

Harold decides to rent his own bachelor pad after his latest romantic conquest in thwarted by Albert. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfred Brambell

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

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

Stan and Jack look forward to a welcome seasonal break, but on Christmas Eve a workmate phones in sick and the petulant pair are rostered to provide cover for him

Gary realises that life in 1941 is not what he expected when he is put on fire-watching duty, while Phoebe is distressed to discover her relationship is the subject of gossip

Les asks Jack to help him expose a local scandal. Drama based on the James Mitchell novels, starring James Bolam as Northern entrepreneur Jack Ford

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

Bob visits the hospital after injuring his foot and his misery is compounded when he has a run-in with Terry. Comedy, with James Bolam and Rodney Bewes

Sharon and Tracey discover Dorien has been keeping a secret for more than 50 years and decide to get involved, but the novelist is reluctant to confront her past

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

Jack falls for an exotic dancer, and Stan offers to babysit the snake she uses in her act - but Olive is none too pleased

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

Frank joins a woodwork class, but finds his carpentry skills leave a lot to be desired. Classic comedy, starring Michael Crawford

Rigsby challenges Philip to a boxing match, convinced Miss Jones will throw herself at his feet if he wins. Leonard Rossiter stars

Bob visits the hospital after injuring his foot and his misery is compounded when he has a run-in with Terry. Comedy, with James Bolam and Rodney Bewes

Terry looks after an ex-convict who is being targeted by old partners wanting a share of money stolen during a bank heist. Dennis Waterman stars

Gavin begins to suspect Troy is cheating on him and the Oracle's tall tales land him in trouble with the police. Martin's mother Diana (Una Stubbs) arrives to cheer him up

Ron persuades Gary to make a profitable trip back to 1940. Time-travelling comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst and Dervla Kirwan

Rigsby invests in some new furniture in a desperate attempt to impress Brenda, but makes the mistake of opting to pay for it on the never-never

Donald's practical joker pal causes a stir, Martin begs Kate to take him back, and the Oracle tells his mum he is leaving home

Mum is wooed by a middle-aged Lothario who not only tries to take over the entire house, but cons Stan and Arthur into doing his laundry

Terry intervenes in a tug-of-love dispute, and unwittingly ruins Arthur's latest money-making venture - a health club. Dennis Waterman and George Cole star

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

Ron persuades Gary to make a profitable trip back to 1940. Time-travelling comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst and Dervla Kirwan

Chrissy takes over Robin's poker game when he is rushed into hospital - unfortunately, she does not know the rules. Comedy, with Paula Wilcox and Richard O'Sullivan

The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV (1981). All in the best possible taste!

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