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The Bellamys have a guest from Germany for the Christmas holidays who turns out to have a sinister reason for visiting England - and is seen in bed with one of the servants

Alf sees a chance to make money and Sir Ralph suspects his wife of having another affair

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 gives ballroom dancing a whirl, tripping the light fantastic with a passing milkman before entering a local competition

Jack and May have problems with their teenage daughter, and it's dance night and Ethel is excited about hoping to find love at last

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

Yvonne sets her heart on a swanky new apartment, and Phoebe grows bored with life at the Royal Oak, presenting Gary with a fresh set of problems

Jack's loyalties are put to the test, while Bella is taken ill. Drama, starring James Bolam

Arthur decides he wants to retire and Terry helps him get out of a deal with a dubious consortium of Masonic property developers

Vince convinces Penny that a holiday in Portugal will be their parting gesture. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Chrissy and Robin borrow Mr Roper's car to drive to a football match, but find the vehicle has similar qualities to its owner. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

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

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

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

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

The local Conservative Party asks Albert to entertain then-prime minister Edward Heath at the yard, but Harold is less than impressed

Terry arrives home to find his parents on holiday, the fridge empty, the house cold and Thelma her usual unhelpful self

Terry and Arthur appreciate the commercial possibilities of cheap tobacco, but it is not long before the would-be smugglers are all at sea

A freak storm delays Pauline's return flight and tempts her to have a drink, Les struggles to keep the punters entertained and Janice is shocked to run into an old flame

Kelly is outraged to discover Lillian has formally adopted Bonnie. Libby hires a carer to look after Patty, and Carl and Sita's relationship comes to an abrupt halt

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

Gary resolves to end his excursions back to the 1940s and spend more time with Yvonne - then realises he might have married Phoebe and returns to discover the truth

A freak storm delays Pauline's return flight and tempts her to have a drink, Les struggles to keep the punters entertained and Janice is shocked to run into an old flame

A business deal backfires badly, leaving the future of the Winchester in doubt, so Ray organises a charity football match to raise funds

Frank goes to Australia House to discuss his emigration request, but his lack of qualifications does not impress the official

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

A 1981 episode of the BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV in the best possible taste

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

The Pledges look after their best customer's teenage son

Eli and Nellie turn counsellors when a couple learn that the man who married them was an impostor

West Coast Scotland: The journey starts in Glasgow. We see small stations such as Arrochar and Ardlui, then on to Fort William before reaching the end of the line at Mallaig.