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A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

A feast of festive favourites as we play nothing but the best Christmas songs of all time.

Eli and Nellie reminisce after visiting their father's grave _ but what they find in the attic makes them doubt their parentage.

Gary's two-timing antics leave him strapped for cash, so he sets out to find a new career in 1941 and hatches a scheme to clean up in the 1990s antiques trade. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst and Dervla Kirwan.

Simon and Oliver agree to undertake a stock check, but deceit and greed are the order of the day. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies.

Ray and Vera are discussing holidays and looking at brochure, but will Selwyn's suspicions lead to unnecessary drama?

The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV (1981). All in the best possible taste!

Hilarious characters, musical numbers and slapstick sketches from the icon of British comedy. (S4 Ep5).

The wedding party goes ahead in the Sir Leonard Hutton Room, but mysterious goings-on are afoot in the Geoffrey Boycott Room. Final episode of the sitcom.

Ray and Vera are discussing holidays and looking at brochure, but will Selwyn's suspicions lead to unnecessary drama?

B'Stard spreads the gospel of capitalism through the Soviet Union, but soon finds himself thrown into a Siberian labour camp with only Sir Piers for company.

Matthew dares his father to spend the night in a haunted railway to prove that ghosts do not exist. Comedy, with John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale.

Joe Perkins (guest star Patrick Troughton) joins the men's ward, but his apparent lack of hygiene and dubious behavioural habits make him few friends - until Figgis reveals he is a rich landowner. Comedy, with James Bolam, Peter Bowles and Christopher Strauli.

The wedding party goes ahead in the Sir Leonard Hutton Room, but mysterious goings-on are afoot in the Geoffrey Boycott Room. Final episode of the sitcom.