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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

Stan's Aunt Maud comes to stay, bringing her enormous dog _ which promptly takes over the household

Stan's busy love life makes him late for work again. Comedy, starring Reg Varney

Harold writes an article for the parish magazine, convinced literary success is just around the corner. Classic comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Harold joins the local amateur dramatics society, convinced he has star quality - but finds himself upstaged by Albert. Comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Harold and Albert attend a family funeral and immediately clash with their common-as-muck relatives. Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett star

Albert's long-running tax fiddle finally comes to light - he has never stopped claiming for Harold's beloved mum, who died 40 years ago. Comedy, starring Wilfrid Brambell

Harold seeks psychiatric help after he tries to strangle Albert during a bout of sleepwalking. Guest starring Joanna Lumley

Harold is desperate to get some privacy from Albert and decides to take drastic action by dividing the house down the middle

Two convicts break out of Wormwood Scrubs and nip round to Oil Drum Lane, where they seek shelter with Albert and Harold. Guest starring Leonard Rossiter (Rising Damp)

Mr Roper decides he will not allow the flatmates to have a party. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy

When the trio decide they need a fourth person to share the flat, Robin is determined it will be a woman. Seventies comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

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

The flatmates crave a bit of summer warmth, and Mrs Roper's sunlamp mysteriously disappears. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

Chrissy and Jo are entranced when they meet Robin's older brother. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

Robin and his brother lock horns over Chrissy's affections, while Mr Roper tries his hand at chimney sweeping. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

Robin could be about to lose a girlfriend and gain a sister-in-law. Last-ever episode of the comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

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

As Tracey is released from prison, Sharon welcomes her home with the offer of a job in the school kitchen, while Dorien's gambling problem has left her unable to pay the rent

Part one of two. Sharon makes plans to take Tracey and Dorien on a 1970s-themed weekender, but Tracey is about to receive some eye-opening news that could spoil her fun

Part two of two. As Tracey awaits the results of her scan, she and Sharon take a trip to a spa, while Dorien prepares to say a long goodbye to her daughter

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

Terry injures his hand helping Des, and Arthur's stand-in sidekick gets him mixed up in a heroin deal. Vintage comedy drama, guest starring Mike Reid and George Layton

A ban is placed on alcohol in Benidorm due to a religious festival, but the guests are determined to ignore it, and Sam sees another opportunity to make a few extra euros

Last-ever episode. Frank is expecting a huge welcome-home party following his release from prison, while Monica drops a bombshell in the Jockey

Chrissy and Jo are in need of a female flatmate so Robin gets in touch with his feminine side. The first episode of the 1970s comedy series, with Richard O'Sullivan

Rigsby lets a room to a young couple he believes have just got married - unaware that they are not man and wife

A ban is placed on alcohol in Benidorm due to a religious festival, but the guests are determined to ignore it, and Sam sees another opportunity to make a few extra euros

Last-ever episode. Frank is expecting a huge welcome-home party following his release from prison, while Monica drops a bombshell in the Jockey

Cliff Richard, Dave Edmunds, and Rockville accompany the DJ and comedian through more music and sketches

Robin could be about to lose a girlfriend and gain a sister-in-law. Last-ever episode of the comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

One of David's obnoxious former schoolfriends turns up and puts a spanner in the works by taking a photo of him kissing Linda. Sitcom, starring Keith Barron and Gwen Taylor

The cat and dog are caught in a compromising position, Jack's free-loading pal returns and Kelly has trouble with a friend who cannot play the drums

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S4, E5: An Open-And-Shut Case

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E1: Make Yourself At Home

From the Eastern coast in the capital city of Vienna to the Western border of Lake Constance we explore Austria's cultural wealth on the world-renowned train - the Austrian Explorer.