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Lady Bellamy has a secret affair with one of her son's friends while at odds with her husband over his political career, a situation that is soon the talk of all her servants

Having discovered Alf's deception and broken his Lordship's crockery in a fit of anger, Mrs Lipton is left wondering whether she still has a job

Mrs Boswell is horrified when Billy and Julie have their baby christened in a Protestant church, while Jack and Joey are suspicious about Adrian's new job

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

Jack is convinced that something is going on between May and Cecil - and with good reason as they knew each other 18 years earlier

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

The housemates are put out when Chrissy's mother arrives for an unscheduled visit. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Little Arthur goes missing from Gary's shop, convincing the time-travelling philanderer that his godson has slipped back to 1942. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

Jack is injured while demolishing Sir Horatio Manners' country house, Mandrake Place, forcing Matt and Tom to come to his aid. Drama, starring James Bolam

Arthur buys a large consignment of wine, brewed by monks. However, before he can collect his order it is impounded. George Cole and Gary Webster star

On the day Penny's divorce comes through, she receives a marriage proposal. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

The trio move out to allow workmen into the flat, and Robin is more than happy to share a bed - until he finds out who with. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Mrs Boswell is horrified when Billy and Julie have their baby christened in a Protestant church, while Jack and Joey are suspicious about Adrian's new job

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

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

Rigsby is goaded into fasting for three days and resorts to stealing Vienna's cat food to stave off the pangs of hunger

Harold decides it is time he beat Albert at snooker - but unfortunately the table he buys is slightly too big for their room

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

An apparently successful entrepreneur loses his 'confidence' after Arthur and Terry attend his wedding celebrations

A new manager arrives at the Solana determined to transform it into a four-star hotel, but the start of the holiday season proves chaotic for the staff as well as the guests

Shane's actions at a charity night cause a public outcry, and Libby rediscovers her passion for literature, which also opens her eyes to her waning relationship with Frank

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

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

A new manager arrives at the Solana determined to transform it into a four-star hotel, but the start of the holiday season proves chaotic for the staff as well as the guests

Arthur looks set to inherit an Australian relative's fortune - as long as he can prove they are related. George Cole and Gary Webster play the wheeler-dealers heading Down Under

Frank has problems with a hi-tech toilet, but the bungler's attempts to put it right result in more than a few crossed wires. Slapstick comedy, starring Michael Crawford

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

In the very first episode of his hit series, Kenny brings his unique mix of offbeat humour, music, and visual flair to the screen, including performances from Wings and Bryan Ferry

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

Bankruptcy strikes and the Pledges sell all their personal effects in order to buy food _ but further disaster awaits when staff join a rival pickling firm

Eli and Nellie hold a seance, but their attempts to raise the spirit of the late Joshua Pledge are rewarded with a much more sinister apparition

The story of the campaign to save the Settle-Carlisle rail line, which British Rail planned to close during the 1980s.