Thats TV 3

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

The DJ and entertainer is joined by David Bowie and Rachel Sweet for another mix of music and comedy.

A con man abandons his girlfriend and their baby and flees the country - but her father hires Simon to track him down and make him face up to his responsibilities.

Terry comes out on top after getting into a scuffle with local hard-man Dougie Scaife - who then demands a rematch. Vintage comedy, guest starring Alun Armstrong.

Hazel suffers a miscarriage and slips into despondency, though James seems unconcerned by the tragedy, and not only accompanies Georgina Worsley to a ball, but admits to finding her attractive.

Jack develops a taste for the high life. Drama based on the James Mitchell novels, starring James Bolam as Northern entrepreneur Jack Ford.

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Arthur sees an opportunity to cash in when a footballer with a drink and gambling habit goes missing, but selling his story to the paper is not as easy as it seems when there is more than one person interested in his whereabouts. Comedy drama, with George Cole and Dennis Waterman.

The team members set out to prevent a gangster's firearms deal, an act which Alex believes will prevent her being shot in 2008. To obtain evidence, they have to bring the suspect's boyfriend on side, taking him to a gay club where he can see his lover is not the man he thinks he is. Ray is forced to use all his macho charm to seduce the villain in front of witnesses. Drama starring Philip Gleniste

Part three of three. Tina finally breaks down under interrogation from Fitz, Bilborough and Penhaligon. She confesses she knows who Sean is, and that her sister will be his next target, but her partner is waiting for the police with plans to bring their killing spree to an explosive end. Crime drama, starring Robbie Coltrane, with Barbara Flynn, Geraldine Somerville, Susan Lynch and Andrew Tiernan

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

Simon interrupts an armed robbery and discovers the gang in question are building up to a last big job.

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

Dorien's book group discusses Crime and Punishment at the house, which turns out to be surprisingly appropriate after Tracey warns Garth not to lead his younger brother astray. This episode features the return of Melanie Fishman, Dorien's rival from the original BBC series. Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson, Lesley Joseph and Jan Goodman star.

Thomas's new business gets a visit from the tax inspector. Meanwhile, Sally's friend is in trouble when her husband walks out on her, and wants Sally to come and help her out. S3 E2: The Food of Love.

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

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Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

The Moody Blues and David Essex make appearances as the DJ and comedian presents another mix of music and comedy.

Simon interrupts an armed robbery and discovers the gang in question are building up to a last big job.

Terry is saddened by the death of his Uncle Jacob, and Bob gets a taste of his own future at the funeral. Comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam.

James is offered a new position in India, but Hazel refuses to accompany him. Meanwhile, talk of war shatters the peace of the Bellamy household, and forbidden passions flare between Daisy and Edward.

There is an accident at the Lewis Bishop Ship Yard and one of the fitters is badly hurt. S2 E10: A Wreath with Our Names On.

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Terry helps his friend Des by delivering a car, but it is a getaway vehicle and his fingerprints are found in it. When Terry is arrested and sent to court, Arthur has to act as a character witness, leaving his prospects of acquittal looking decidedly gloomy. Vintage comedy drama, starring George Cole and Dennis Waterman.

Gene questions an old adversary about a robbery, and when it is revealed the crook has had to give up his life of crime, the detective worries that he too might be past his best. However, an interview with a murder suspect puts Alex in mortal danger - and leaves Gene drawing on his experience in an attempt to save her. Philip Glenister and Keeley Hawes star.