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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

With David Bowie, Cliff Richard, Thin Lizzy, The Sex Pistols and Boomtown Rats. The unmistakable New Year comedy show from Thames Television. 1979

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

Robin and Jo become concerned when Chrissy starts dating an older man - so they decide to play gooseberry

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

Robin and Chrissy go babysitting, but the baby will not stop crying, and the drinks cupboard is locked. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan and Paula Wilcox

Robin fails his catering exams and decides to apply for a job in Southampton. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

The girls find it tough sharing with one man, but their problems double once Robin's friend Larry moves in. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Robin's hopes for a night of romance are dashed when Chrissy decides to supervise his girlfriend's visit. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan and Paula Wilcox

Rigsby returns from a dismal holiday in Spain to find a surprise awaiting him - Miss Jones is back, with a baby in tow

Miss Jones falls for a budding playwright who offers her the starring role in his latest masterpiece. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and guest Peter Bowles

Rigsby buys a sports car in the hope of impressing Miss Jones, but a practical joke by Philip convinces him he has run over his cat. Comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Gloomy new tenant Mr Gray moves into Rigsby's boarding house, and proves too depressed even to notice the dingy surroundings. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Rigsby switches his amorous attentions to new lodger Marilyn, who turns out to be an exotic dancer - complete with python. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

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

New tenant Osborne seemingly dies after eating a bowl of Miss Jones's home-made soup - but Rigsby is the one who ends up being measured for a coffin

Tracey's ex-husband has died and she has to decide what kind of send-off to give him, with the local crooks keen to make it special - while Dorien plans her outfit

Burglars strike while the family are out at Darryl's funeral, so they decide to track down their possessions themselves, leading them from a pawnbroker's to a drag club

Sharon disapproves of Tracey dating policeman Barry, leading to a massive fall-out between the sisters, so Dorien intervenes in her new role as a magazine agony aunt

Tracey throws Sharon and Dorien out, fed up of her sister not contributing to the finances and her sex-mad friend's gentleman callers - so the pair end up in Sharon's old bedsit

Auntie Vera has bad hips so she tells Sharon and Tracey she is moving in with them. There is just one little snag - the only available room is Dorien's

Tracey is very welcoming when a surprise visitor turns up in the form of the attractive Emma, and although Sharon is suspicious of the newcomer, Travis is over the moon

Travis has serious school news that he is scared to break to his mum, so Sharon passes herself off as Tracey to sort out his problems. But things do not go quite as planned

Sharon and Tracey suspect that Dorien is fast approaching a big birthday and decide that, whether she likes it or not, the event calls for a celebration

Chrissy needs a partner for the annual staff dance, so Robin takes lessons from Mrs Roper. Flat-sharing comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan, Paula Wilcox and Brian Murphy

Harold holds a meeting of the local Labour Party in his front room, hoping to be appointed the official candidate for Shepherd's Bush - but proves to be too working-class by far

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

Bob has doubts about his marriage when he realises all his peers - even the vicar - seem to be getting divorced. Classic comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam

Derren Litten reflects on a decade of his sun-kissed sitcom, and cast members including Steve Pemberton talk about their time on the show

A cocktail waiter turns up looking for work and quickly impresses Joyce, much to Mateo's annoyance, while Tiger and Michael steal the all-inclusive wristbands and sell them in town

A middle-aged father tries to build an illegal whisky still at home, but comes into conflict with his new next-door neighbours. Comedy, starring Sid James and Diana Coupland

Comedians Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett star in a series of their sketch show that was filmed in Australia

A cocktail waiter turns up looking for work and quickly impresses Joyce, much to Mateo's annoyance, while Tiger and Michael steal the all-inclusive wristbands and sell them in town

With Rod Stewart and Leo Sayer. The remarkable New Year comedy show from Thames Television.

With David Bowie, Cliff Richard, Thin Lizzy, The Sex Pistols and Boomtown Rats. The unmistakable New Year comedy show from Thames Television. 1979

With Bernard Manning, Billy Connolly and David Essex. The unbelievable New Year comedy show from Thames Television. 1980

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

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

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

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

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