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Arthur lines up a deal to supply cheap tobacco, but Terry has his doubts when he and Arthur are on a boat being pursued by Customs and Excise. S5 E1: Goodbye Sailor.

The Property of a Lady.

Grandad has a fall and Adrian takes up art in a big way. While Aveline has her first quarrel with her fiance, Shifty has a date. S5 E.

S4 E1: And Afterwards At..

The station is prepared for a visit by the chairman of British Railways, but it turns out to be a different Doctor Beeching altogether. S2 E8: Action Stations.

Rigsby is ecstatic to learn that he has inherited his Uncle George's fortune but distressed at a clause that he must be happily married. S4 E3: Great Expectations.

The youngsters want a party, but George - recalling the last one - is against the idea. Mildred, however, is all for it and gives it her blessing... S6 E1: The Party's Over.

Gary has become overconfident about his relationships with both Phoebe and Yvonne, and boasts to Ron about his prowess with women. S3 E5: Change Partners.

S1 E2: Say Hello...Say Tirra.

Arthur lines up a deal to supply cheap tobacco, but Terry has his doubts when he and Arthur are on a boat being pursued by Customs and Excise. S5 E1: Goodbye Sailor.

Vince traces Penny's address and decides to pay a visit, but her mother has not forgiven him. S1 E2: Hello Again.

Robin has failed his cookery exam and considers moving back to Southampton, but the girls are far from pleased at the thought of his mate Larry moving in. S2 E6: Carry Me Back to Old Southampton.

Convinced he is a failure, Frank visits a psychiatrist. S1 E6: The Psychiatrist.

Sharon and Tracey discover that Dorien has been keeping a secret for over fifty years and decide to get involved, but Dorien is reluctant to confront her past. S11 E3: Guess Who's Coming to Essex.

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S4 E1: And Afterwards At..

Gary arouses suspicions when he saves Phoebe from an early evening bombing raid. S1 E3: Is Your Journey Really Necessary.

There's been a spare bed in Philip's room since Alan moved out, and Rigsby has no intentions of keeping it empty. S4 E2: Fire And Brimstone.

Bob thinks that Terry needs new friends, but inviting him to Alan and Brenda's trendy dinner party might not be such a great idea. S1 E8: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.

Bob thinks that Terry needs new friends, but inviting him to Alan and Brenda's trendy dinner party might not be such a great idea. S1 E8: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.

Arthur senses a nice little earner when minder Terry is involved in a siege at a laundrette in the first episode of the classic series. S1 E1: Gunfight at the O.K. Laundrette.

Solana Group CEO Crystal Hennessy-Vass sweeps into the resort and takes Joyce out to lunch to announce that the staff budget is being cut by half - and Joyce is being replaced. S7 E.

Ian is assaulted, and left confused about his attacker's motive. When they strike again, Ian is hospitalised - and there's more bad news when he regains consciousness: he's got amnesia. S6 E.

Robin has failed his cookery exam and considers moving back to Southampton, but the girls are far from pleased at the thought of his mate Larry moving in. S2 E6: Carry Me Back to Old Southampton.

Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck.

Solana Group CEO Crystal Hennessy-Vass sweeps into the resort and takes Joyce out to lunch to announce that the staff budget is being cut by half - and Joyce is being replaced. S7 E.

When he arrives home to find a nine-year-old boy on his doorstep, Terry takes on a minding job he hadn't anticipated and later teaches someone a lesson. S2 E5: Not a Bad Lad, Dad.

The story of bad tempered Alf Garnett who has not mellowed with the years and is as bigoted as ever. SE.

S2 E5: Two Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue.

Returning from a boat trip to Tangier, Amy is approached by a Spaniard who asks her to deliver a box allegedly containing the ashes of his dead friend Pepe to his widowed mother. S2 E5: Pepe.

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, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E1: Make Yourself at Home.

'70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E2: Compliments of the Season.

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

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Dave at the Winchester Arms points out that banknotes given to Arthur by Shamy to pay off his debts have been forged. S5 E2: What Makes Shamy Run.

Having brothers visit them in London causes both Richard and Hudson complications and strained relations, but will the repercussions be worse for Hudson? S2 E7: Your Obedient Servant.

Mrs Boswell bonds with new neighbour Celia, and Billy manages to upset Adrian in the middle of a poetry recital in the kitchen. S5 E.

S4 E2: Crossed Swords.

It's Jack and May's wedding anniversary, but May is worried that she might be pregnant - meanwhile, Arnold fears that he is about to get the sack. S2 E9: A Pregnant Pause.

Rigsby decides to move on, give up on Miss Jones and file for divorce - he places an advert in the local newspaper, but his search for love doesn't run entirely smoothly. S4 E4: Pink Carnations.

When the lease is up on the flat and George wants to increase the rent, the flatmates decide that the only way to raise the money is to get a fourth tenant to share. S6 E2: One More for the Pot.

Ron unexpectedly turns up at the Sparrow household with suitcase in hand. Phoebe suggests Gary should assume teaching duties for the local children. S3 E6: Goodnight Children Everywhere.

S1 E3: Fish in Woolly Jumpers.

Dave at the Winchester Arms points out that banknotes given to Arthur by Shamy to pay off his debts have been forged. S5 E2: What Makes Shamy Run.

Penny and Vince test their feelings for each other over dinner at Vince's flat. S1 E3: Let's Spend the Night Together.

Larry is staying with Robin having been thrown out of his flat, but Larry moves in when the Ropers decide to convert the attic into another flat. S3 E1: Cuckoo in the Nest.

The new manager of a labour exchange refuses to believe that Frank is unemployable. S1 E7: The Employment Exchange.

Tracey gets a letter from her auntie Vera who is retiring as a Pearly Queen and wants her to take over, but Tracey faces competition from a jealous Sharon. S11 E4: The Girls With The Pearl Buttons.

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S4 E2: Crossed Swords.

Rigsby is ecstatic to learn that he has inherited his Uncle George's fortune but distressed at a clause that he must be happily married. S4 E3: Great Expectations.

Terry helps Bob move his most treasured possessions from his old house to the new one, but Thelma refuses to have his junk in their home. S1 E9: Storm in a Tea Chest.

When Arthur offers Terry the chance to make the easiest money he'll ever earn, it is clear there are going to be complications. S1 E2: Bury My Half at Waltham Green.

Joyce tries to relax by the pool, but her morning is ruined when Janey reinstates Jason. Clive is swindled out of 5,000 euros. Tiger cannot take his eyes off Annie Redmond. S7 E.

With the launch night of the newly redecorated Jockey looming, Jamie and Karen are feeling the pressure in their relationship. Can a lesbian encounter put the spice back into their marriage? S6 E.

Larry is staying with Robin having been thrown out of his flat, but Larry moves in when the Ropers decide to convert the attic into another flat. S3 E1: Cuckoo in the Nest.

Rigsby turns up at the house with a new sports car apparently purchased in yet another attempt to woo Miss Jones, but his driving doesn't appear to be as stylish as his motor. S3 E3: Clunk Click.

Joyce tries to relax by the pool, but her morning is ruined when Janey reinstates Jason. Clive is swindled out of 5,000 euros. Tiger cannot take his eyes off Annie Redmond. S7 E.

Arthur meets up with an old friend from the Army but then loses him and his trousers. S2 E6: The Beer Hunter.

Alf's eyesight is worsening, which is fine until he accidentally enters the Ladies' toilet and is arrested as a sex pest. S1 E.

Robin has failed his cookery exam and considers moving back to Southampton, but the girls are far from pleased at the thought of his mate Larry moving in. S2 E6: Carry Me Back to Old Southampton.

David is less than happy to find that the obnoxious Kev Wilson, a man who has always done better than him and let him know it since childhood, is staying at the hotel. S2 E6: Snap.

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Hit '70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E3: Barefaced in the Park.

Hit '70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E4: A Man and a Woman.

We climb on board the Andalucian Explorer for a once-in-a-lifetime journey that takes in the exotic sights and sounds of southern Spain from a historic Pullman-style railway carriage.

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Arthur gets involved with Clive Cosgrove, who has several businesses that are each run by a woman he is married to. S5 E3: A Number of Old Wives' Tales.

Elizabeth and her daughter return to Eaton Place, but Sarah dislikes Nanny Webster as she is very set in her ways and seems not to be able to cope as she used to. S2 E8: Out of the Everywhere.

Mrs Boswell has a bit of trouble with her brood. Billy returns to his estranged wife Julie, while Adrian reaches a plateau. SE.

S4 E3: Those Magnificent Men and Their Heating Machines.

The staff discover that the station is a hundred years old and decide to have a street party to celebrate. S2 E10: Ton Up.

New resident Ambrose claims he has the power of hypnosis due to his gypsy blood - Rigsby is sceptical but soon wonders if Ambrose's abilities could be used in his favour. S4 E5: Under The Influence.

When Mildred is going to the Floral Society annual dinner dance but George doesn't want to, Robin agrees to accompany Mildred to the dance and leaves George rather jealous. S6 E3: The Generation Game.

Gary bumps into his former talent agent, Sidney Wix, which leads to an unwelcome collaboration with superstar ukulele player, George Formby. S3 E7: Turned Out Nice Again.

The strike continues as Bill works out that a coal seam runs under his house, and Tom pursues two kids who have stolen from him but takes pity on them when he discovers why. S1 E5: Coal Comfort.

Arthur gets involved with Clive Cosgrove, who has several businesses that are each run by a woman he is married to. S5 E3: A Number of Old Wives' Tales.

Vince asks his father for advice about Penny while Penny hears about her mother's surprising past. S1 E4: Fatherly Advice.

Robin has taken his new girlfriend Angie out on a couple of dates, and now he hopes to bring her back to the flat to have his wicked way with her. S3 E2: Come Into My Parlour.

Classic sitcom with one-man disaster area Frank Spencer. Frank and Betty go for a spin in his new car and end up having a clifftop picnic. S2 E1: Cliffhanger.

Dorien's book group is convening to discuss Crime and Punishment, which turns out to be rather applicable to the events that unfold in Tracey's household. S11 E5: Tracey's Choice.

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S4 E3: Those Magnificent Men and Their Heating Machines.

Rigsby decides to move on, give up on Miss Jones and file for divorce - he places an advert in the local newspaper, but his search for love doesn't run entirely smoothly. S4 E4: Pink Carnations.

Terry is disappointed that Bob has asked someone else to be his best man - after a few drinks at the restaurant, they start to chat up a couple of pretty girls. S1 E10: The Old Magic.

Arthur enters the food business, but when the chef he employs goes on the run from a group of gangsters, Arthur is left to cater for a policeman's retirement party. S8 E10: Too Many Crooks.

Mateo's mother-in-law is threatening to kill him. Tiger and Terri come up with a plan to get Clive's 5,000 euros back from Monty. Riannon arrives - and there is no sign of Donald. SE.

Frank is shocked to discover he's been a victim of identity fraud and even more horrified that, as a result, his record has been wiped clean and he's eligible for jury service. S6 E.

Robin has taken his new girlfriend Angie out on a couple of dates, and now he hopes to bring her back to the flat to have his wicked way with her. S3 E2: Come Into My Parlour.

Rigsby is soon calling the Samaritans to stop a suicide attempt when a new lodger arrives at the house, but which of the residents will come off worse? S3 E4: The Good Samaritans.

Mateo's mother-in-law is threatening to kill him. Tiger and Terri come up with a plan to get Clive's 5,000 euros back from Monty. Riannon arrives - and there is no sign of Donald. SE.

Arthur has become a wine merchant and brought from dodgy Clive Stannard, but he is robbed of his money when a masseuse visits his hotel room and blames Arthur. S2 E7: A Nice Little Wine.

Alf feels that he and Else are entitled to home help. However, it seems that the perfect person for the job is a very flamboyant gay black man. S1 E.

Larry is staying with Robin having been thrown out of his flat, but Larry moves in when the Ropers decide to convert the attic into another flat. S3 E1: Cuckoo in the Nest.

The last night of the holiday finds both couples packing, but David and Linda decide to slip away and meet for one last time. S2 E7: Adios.

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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. S5, E5: Bottoms Up.

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. S5, E6: X Marks The Spot.

The Ffestiniog Railway runs from the harbour at Porthmadog to the slate mining town of Blaenau Ffestiniog and takes in the breath-taking scenery of Snowdonia National Park.

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When an author friend of Arthur learns her ex-husband has sold her house without permission, she hires Terry to help with ideas and Arthur to help get the money back. S5 E4: The Second Time Around.

When an author friend of Arthur learns her ex-husband has sold her house without permission, she hires Terry to help with ideas and Arthur to help get the money back. S5 E4: The Second Time Around.

Lord Southwold has died as Lady Southwold and a companion visit in London, but a valuable brooch goes missing and the staff come under suspicion. S2 E9: An Object of Value.

Lord Southwold has died as Lady Southwold and a companion visit in London, but a valuable brooch goes missing and the staff come under suspicion. S2 E9: An Object of Value.

Mrs Boswell is saying prayers at the table, as usual. Freddie's heart trouble is a worry for the entire Boswell family. S5 E.

Mrs Boswell is saying prayers at the table, as usual. Freddie's heart trouble is a worry for the entire Boswell family. S5 E.

S4 E4: The Siege of Steptoe Street.

The workers of Hatley railway station live a gentle and predictable life, but that is rudely interrupted by some alarming news and a new station master. S1 E1: All Change.

Rigsby finally pops the question to Miss Jones with his decree absolute at long last in hand, but will she accept? S4 E6: Come On In The Water's Lovely.

When Mildred is going to the Floral Society annual dinner dance but George doesn't want to, Robin agrees to accompany Mildred to the dance and leaves George rather jealous. S6 E3: The Generation Game.

When Phoebe's husband Donald returns after escaping from a prisoner of war camp in Italy, Gary feels that he must give Phoebe up for good. S3 E8: There's Something About A Soldier.

The strike ends with no concessions won by the miners, Jessie's headmaster proposes to her, and Matt tells Jack that Dolly is pregnant and agrees to marry her. S1 E6: Empire Day on the Slag Heap.

When an author friend of Arthur learns her ex-husband has sold her house without permission, she hires Terry to help with ideas and Arthur to help get the money back. S5 E4: The Second Time Around.

When an author friend of Arthur learns her ex-husband has sold her house without permission, she hires Terry to help with ideas and Arthur to help get the money back. S5 E4: The Second Time Around.

Penny is aching to tell Vince that she doesn't want to see him again, but he hasn't contacted her for over three weeks. S1 E5: I Don't Want to See You Again.

There is a formal dinner dance at the firm where Jo and Chrissy work, but Chrissy's dance partner has injured himself and so Robin becomes her partner instead. S3 E3: I Won't Dance, Don't Ask Me.

Classic sitcom about a one-man disaster area. Frank attends an RAF reunion and the hidden story of his short but eventful spell in the services unfolds in flashback. S2 E2: The RAF Reunion.

Tracey is out of prison, and Sharon gets a job as a school dinner supervisor and recruits Garth as her cook and Tracey as her washer-up. S11 E6: The Chief, The Cook, His Mum and Her Lodger.

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

S4 E4: The Siege of Steptoe Street.

New resident Ambrose claims he has the power of hypnosis due to his gypsy blood - Rigsby is sceptical but soon wonders if Ambrose's abilities could be used in his favour. S4 E5: Under The Influence.

The lads decide to rebel when Mrs Chambers has grandiose plans for Thelma's wedding to Bob that leave the men feeling overwhelmed. S1 E11: Countdown.

The lads decide to rebel when Mrs Chambers has grandiose plans for Thelma's wedding to Bob that leave the men feeling overwhelmed. S1 E11: Countdown.

Ray is assigned to look after a casino owner's wife, who has become a compulsive gambler. S8 E11: The Odds Couple.

Jacqueline, assisted by Kenneth and the visiting Troy, scatters her late husband's ashes over Benidorm. S8 E.

Monica feels neglected when her sexual advances are rejected by Frank, and she's determined to get her groove back. Is a hypnotist night at The Jockey the answer to her problems? S6 E.

There is a formal dinner dance at the firm where Jo and Chrissy work, but Chrissy's dance partner has injured himself and so Robin becomes her partner instead. S3 E3: I Won't Dance, Don't Ask Me.

When Miss Jones raises suspicions about new tenant Madeline, Rigsby is not too bothered about her brand of 'modern interpretive dancing' but isn't that keen on her partner. S3 E5: Fawcett's Python.

When Miss Jones raises suspicions about new tenant Madeline, Rigsby is not too bothered about her brand of 'modern interpretive dancing' but isn't that keen on her partner. S3 E5: Fawcett's Python.

Jacqueline, assisted by Kenneth and the visiting Troy, scatters her late husband's ashes over Benidorm. S8 E.

When Terry is asked to help remove some squatters by a friend of Arthur's, it seems the friend's granddaughter might not be all she seems. S2 E8: All Mod Cons.

Alf tries the patience of good natured Fred Johnson and his wife from next door by using their phone to make a very long-winded long distance call to Rita. S1 E.

Robin has taken his new girlfriend Angie out on a couple of dates, and now he hopes to bring her back to the flat to have his wicked way with her. S3 E2: Come Into My Parlour.

Robin has taken his new girlfriend Angie out on a couple of dates, and now he hopes to bring her back to the flat to have his wicked way with her. S3 E2: Come Into My Parlour.

Amy is working, but David is still unemployed and lies to her that his doctor has told him he will have a nervous breakdown unless he takes a holiday. S3 E1: Winter Break.

Amy is working, but David is still unemployed and lies to her that his doctor has told him he will have a nervous breakdown unless he takes a holiday. S3 E1: Winter Break.

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, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E7: Something in the Night.

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. S5, E8: Lucky For Some.

Opened in 1873, the Isle of Man Steam Railway is the longest narrow gauge steam line in Britain that uses its original locomotives and carriages. We journey from Douglas to Port Erin.

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.. S2 E4: Aunt Maud.

The Minister for Transport is on his way to visit the station, but disaster awaits as there is no milk left at the train's buffet for his cup of tea! S2 E1: No Milk For The Minister.

Jack is convinced that something is going on between May and Cecil - and with good reason as they knew each other 18 years earlier and May happens to have an 18-year-old daughter. S2 E2: Father's Day.

Jack finds a bag stuffed full of money and has grand plans for a life of luxury, but they soon fall flat. S2 E3: The Gravy Train.

British Railways issues Mr Parkin with a van for his job, but he needs to learn how to drive it. S2 E4: The Van.

There is talk of a wildcat strike among drivers - if any Hatley staff join it, the station could be closed. S2 E5: Lucky Strike.

Classic sitcom about one-man disaster area Frank Spencer. Frank finds it hard to believe that the council has condemned their old house. S3 E1: Moving House.

Classic sitcom featuring the accident-prone Frank Spencer and his long-suffering wife. Frank's attempt at building Jessica a doll's house in woodwork class gets out of hand. S3 E2: Wendy House.

When Betty comes home after a dance lesson with their neighbour, Frank becomes suspicious of his intentions and insists on getting involved. S3 E3: Scottish Dancing.

Classic sitcom featuring Frank Spencer, a well-meaning and enthusiastic one-man disaster area. Frank's grandad arrives from Australia to find his grandson in drag. S3 E4: Men as Women.

Frank's local labour exchange puts him to work as a motorbike courier. S3 E5: King of the Road.

The Spencers visit Australia House to discuss their possible emigration, and Frank takes elocution lessons to prepare for his flying lessons. S3 E6: Australia House.

Harold has been offered a job elsewhere, so when he discovers Albert has been drinking out of the cocktail cabinet, he begins to pack up his belongings and leave his dad for good. S1 E1: The Offer.

Harold has been going out in the evenings and making Albert suspicious - it turns out that Harold has a 'bird', so Albert suggests that he invite her round. S1 E2: The Bird.

S1 E6: The Holiday.

S2 E1: Wallah-Wallah Catsmeat.

Arthur gets involved with a small-time crook who manages to steal a suitcase filled with money - and soon realises that the notes are suspect. S1 E3: The Smaller They Are..

As Arthur attempts to ingratiate himself with members of the local golf club, DS Morley offers to sell him a police transport coach. S8 E12: The Coach That Came In From The Cold.

Joyce has been let down by her first-aid instructor and must find someone else to train the staff - Mateo? S8 E.

Karen and Jamie's relationship is rocked when Karen has a miscarriage, and the Maguires' reaction to losing a 'grandson' makes things worse. S6 E.

S3 E4: Of Mice And Women.

Alan's getting serious about Caroline, but her parents are well-to-do and Rigsby is far from convinced that the young scruff could possibly make the relationship work. S3 E6: The Cocktail Hour.

Joyce has been let down by her first-aid instructor and must find someone else to train the staff - Mateo? S8 E.

Diamonds Are a Girl's Worst Enemy.

Rita comes to visit which causes friction between Alf and Else. However, when Alf criticises Margaret Thatcher the women gang up on him. S1 E.

There is a formal dinner dance at the firm where Jo and Chrissy work, but Chrissy's dance partner has injured himself and so Robin becomes her partner instead. S3 E3: I Won't Dance, Don't Ask Me.

David is caught out when Amy tells him that Tommy Wright is dead, so he and Linda adopt disguises to avoid each other's spouses as they plan to move to another hotel. S3 E2: Deja Vu.

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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. S6, E1: For Better, For Worse.

Hit '70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S6, E2: A Place in the Sun.

A trip on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, a five-mile branch line railway set in the heart of West Yorkshire that runs heritage trains through stunning Bronte Country.

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S2 E5: Late Again.

The pilot episode of the 'upstairs downstairs' sitcom by the writers of Hi-de-Hi! Alf and his daughter Ivy enter service at the Meldrum house, but Alf gets a shock after seeing a familiar face.

Ethel has fallen in love with an American pilot called Joe, but Wilfred is not at all pleased. S2 E6: Love is a Very Splendid Thing.

The annual bowls club outing seems to provide an ideal opportunity for Cecil to be alone with May. S2 E7: A Bowl In The Hand.

The station is prepared for a visit by the chairman of British Railways, but it turns out to be a different Doctor Beeching altogether. S2 E8: Action Stations.

Dorien's book group is convening to discuss Crime and Punishment, which turns out to be rather applicable to the events that unfold in Tracey's household. S11 E5: Tracey's Choice.

Tracey is out of prison, and Sharon gets a job as a school dinner supervisor and recruits Garth as her cook and Tracey as her washer-up. S11 E6: The Chief, The Cook, His Mum and Her Lodger.

Sharon makes plans to take Tracey and Dorien on a madcap '70s weekender, but there is no dressing up soe news that Tracey is about to receive. S11 E7: Without a Trace.

Tracey and Sharon take a trip to a spa to cope with Tracey's shattering news and try to make plans for the future, and Dorien prepares to say a long goodbye to her daughter. S11 E8: Spa Wars.

Albert decides to get married again, but despite the qualities of his future stepmother, Harold does everything to put a stop to it. S2 E3: The Stepmother.

Harold takes Albert on a big night out in the West End to celebrate his birthday, but the night soon turns into a disaster with no beer and horrible food. S2 E4: Sixty-Five Today.

S2 E5: A Musical Evening.

S2 E6: Full House.

S2 E7: Is That Your Horse Outside.

Terry is assigned to be a bodyguard for a Lebanese businessman who is so nervous that he insists on carrying a gun - will it come in handy? S1 E4: The Tethered Goat.

When a young widow is conned out of all of her savings, Arthur sends Terry off to reclaim the money - is there anything he can hold hostage to bait the thief? S1 E5: The Bounty Hunter.

Having been robbed of his winnings and barred from every casino, Maurice finds a way of getting rich again and needs Terry's help. S1 E6: Aces High and Sometimes Very Low.

When their van breaks down, Arthur and Ray take a cargo of dodgy videos onto a barge travelling through the glorious waterways of England. S8 E13: The Cruel Canal.

The Maltbys are back and Pauline must battle her demons. Tiger and Joey get into trouble with a biker gang. S8 E.

Paddy wakes up disorientated and chained to a bed in a strange room. Enter Maureen, the woman he's been secretly seeing since they met in the graveyard, and things seem to become a little clearer.

S3 E5: Somebody Out there Likes Me.

The house is plunged into confusion and mourning when Rigsby discovers basement tenant Mr Osborne stiff as a board. S3 E7: Suddenly At Home.