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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

Sarah falls for the manservant of a Swedish army officer staying in the Bellamy household as a guest of James, but later finds herself suspected of stealing from her employers

Lord Meldrum decides to treat the servants to a picnic in the country. Nobody is surprised however, to find Sir Ralph and Lady Agatha are there too

Aveline is admitted to hospital and Adrian becomes a gardener to an unusual and overpowering lady. When he quits, Jack decides to take up her special offer

Harold's long-lost brother turns up out of the blue and loses no time in worming his way back into Albert's affections

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 gets the chance to play for his college football team - but a cold threatens to earn him an early bath. Flat-share comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Gary makes preparations for Yvonne's return from Korea - but reckons without the problems caused by an unexpected arrival at the Royal Oak

Jack tries to ensure the jobs of his union men are safe. Drama, starring James Bolam

Arthur loses his grip on reality, and begins demanding the police protect him from an apparently non-existent angry customer

Vince receives some fatherly advice, while Penny hears about her mother's surprising history

Robin and Jo line up to star in Chrissy's home video, but Mr Roper is interested in a different kind of film. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Aveline is admitted to hospital and Adrian becomes a gardener to an unusual and overpowering lady. When he quits, Jack decides to take up her special offer

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

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 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

Bob tries to broaden Terry's social circle by inviting him to a trendy dinner party, but the occasion ends in disaster

Arthur is conned into buying a dodgy greyhound and lumbered with a pile of knocked-off videos

Joyce is determined to impress the hotel inspector - only to end up arguing with Kenneth and falling into the pool. Kate O'Mara guest stars

Aidan's bad behaviour lands him in court, but it is Patty who will decide the outcome, and Cilla's abduction forces Mimi to face her past

Robin gets the chance to play for his college football team - but a cold threatens to earn him an early bath. Flat-share comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Gary's two-timing antics leave him strapped for cash, so he hatches a scheme to clean up in the antiques trade. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

Joyce is determined to impress the hotel inspector - only to end up arguing with Kenneth and falling into the pool. Kate O'Mara guest stars

Arthur rents out Bert and Doreen's house while they are away on holiday - unaware that his new tenant is being closely followed by undesirables

The Spencers plan a trip to the seaside in their new car, but a clifftop picnic soon turns into a nightmare. Classic comedy, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

Robin comes home with a puppy, to Chrissy's dismay. Flat-share comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan, Sally Thomsett and Paula Wilcox

With Bryan Ferry and Moody Blues. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV (1978). All 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 pickle factory's new works manager seems rather too familiar to Eli

A burglar terrorises the Pledges, and Nellie uncovers some interesting clues to the thief's identity

The Bluebell Line from Lewes to East Grinsted was the UK's first preserved standard gauge passenger railway with its steam locomotives, coaches and goods stock, signalling systems and stations.