That's TV Friday

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

Hapless David takes up fitness training in an attempt to make Linda notice him. Comedy, starring Keith Barron

The family gathers to celebrate Lady Marjorie's birthday, and Elizabeth learns the unpleasant truth about her Armenian lover Julius

Billy invites a special guest round for tea, whom his mother completely fails to recognise. Guest starring Paul and Linda McCartney

Harold thinks he has hit the big time in antiques when he finds a commode

The annual bowls club outing seems to provide an ideal opportunity for Cecil to be alone with May. Comedy, starring Jeffrey Holland and Julia Deakin

Rigsby manages to frighten Alan by kidding him the house is haunted by a spectral 'grey lady' - but ends up getting a taste of his own medicine

Robin is struggling to live off his student grant, so the girls find a way for him to earn hard cash. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

A night-time bombing mission makes Gary late for his wedding - but he finally arrives at the church only to find Phoebe has gone home in a huff

Jack resigns as Secretary for the Union. Drama based on the James Mitchell novels, starring James Bolam as Northern entrepreneur Jack Ford

Arthur is desperate to get into the property market and tries to sell Terry's flat without telling him. Guest starring Toyah Willcox

Vince decides to ask his father for advice and Penny learns a few home truths. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

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

Billy invites a special guest round for tea, whom his mother completely fails to recognise. Guest starring Paul and Linda McCartney

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

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

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

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

Terry finds it difficult to accept that times have changed while he has been away - and a job interview proves the last straw. James Bolam stars

Arthur has a bright idea for coach tours, but it means doing business with the law. Drama, starring George Cole and Gary Webster

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

Lip gets a new job, and acquires a partner in crime - but his new friend has a hidden agenda, which has dire consequences for Kash. Kev's sister moves in with Frank and Sheila

Chrissy and Robin spend an evening at home alone - and the absence of a chaperone allows the trainee chef's amorous side to surface. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Jeremy tells his students how he was raised in an orphanage, and is stunned by the later revelations of Sid the caretaker

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

Arthur is desperate to get into the property market and tries to sell Terry's flat without telling him. Guest starring Toyah Willcox

Judith Chalmers and her TV crew arrive to make a film about the resort, but when David is asked to be interviewed he enrages Amy by adopting an affected accent

Chrissy and Robin spend an evening at home alone - and the absence of a chaperone allows the trainee chef's amorous side to surface. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Dusty Springfield, Elvis Costello, and The Police join the DJ as he presents another mix of music and comedy sketches

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

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. S7, E3: The French Disconnection

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. S7, E4: Get Out Of That