That's TV Thursday

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

King Edward VII visits Eaton Place for a lavish dinner party, but the servants' duties are interrupted by Sarah's untimely arrival

Comedy capers with the hapless staff of an upper-class stately home. Starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Joe meets up with Roxy but her husband is not pleased to see him. Mr Boswell and Lilo Lill are in a watchman's hut when an accident occurs

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)

The station staff are ready to help Cecil move into the station master's house, and May has a confession to make and shares it with Ethel

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

Robin fails his catering exams and decides to apply for a job in Southampton. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Yvonne arranges an invitation for Gary to a Downing Street party, but reckons without the security, while Noel Coward helps Phoebe become a West End girl

Dolly and Tom have their baby christened and Mr Seaton goes into hospital to have his operation. Drama, starring James Bolam

Arthur and Ray take to the water using a barge to transport a cargo of dodgy video recorders. George Cole and Gary Webster star

Bob becomes increasingly worried about Terry, who seems to have gone off beer and mellowed into a strange state of middle-aged contemplativeness

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

Joe meets up with Roxy but her husband is not pleased to see him. Mr Boswell and Lilo Lill are in a watchman's hut when an accident occurs

Tracey has Botox injections, Travis gets a tattoo and it looks as if Sharon might need a hearing aid. Sitcom, starring Linda Robson and Pauline Quirke

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

Rigsby switches his amorous attentions to new lodger Marilyn, who turns out to be an exotic dancer - complete with python. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Harold brings home a vintage What the Butler Saw machine, which leads to his learning about his father's sordid past. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett

Bob becomes increasingly worried about Terry, who seems to have gone off beer and mellowed into a strange state of middle-aged contemplativeness

Arthur becomes involved with a gambler who promptly dies, while Terry helps Sylvie leave Stevo. Billy Connolly guest stars

The Garveys meet Buck A Roo, who claims Madge will soon inherit millions, while Kenneth asks a clairvoyant customer to hold a seance to contact his mother. With Amanda Barrie

Jackson and Shane participate in a bungled robbery at a supermarket - but the failed plan inspires another scam. Gloria's alcoholic brother Dominic causes chaos on the estate

Robin's hopes for a night of romance are dashed when Chrissy decides to supervise his girlfriend's visit. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan and Paula Wilcox

George Formby asks permission to record one of Gary's songs, leaving the accidental time-traveller trying to save musical history from the singer he loathes more than any other

The Garveys meet Buck A Roo, who claims Madge will soon inherit millions, while Kenneth asks a clairvoyant customer to hold a seance to contact his mother. With Amanda Barrie

Arthur goes on the trail of a petty criminal who has managed to steal a suitcase crammed with money. George Cole stars

Frank prepares for the arrival of his grandfather from Australia - but must first deal with a doctor in drag. Classic comedy, starring Michael Crawford

Chrissy needs a partner for the annual staff dance, so Robin takes lessons from Mrs Roper. Flat-sharing comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan, Paula Wilcox and Brian Murphy

With Tina Turner, Gerry Rafferty and Justin Hayward. The legendary 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

The landscape of Southern England has many rural retreats that have been served by railway lines with enduring links to their local communities.