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After a few false alarms, the great day arrives and Betty and Frank's baby is due - Betty wakes one night and Frank must follow his 'routine' to get her to hospital on time. S2 E6: The Baby Arrives.

Joey claims an 'incontinence allowance' for Grandad and Billy enters the unscrupulous world of antiques. SE.

Carol is dating Leonard and Sandra fears that he might be intending to use her as a centrefold, but it seems his intentions are very different. S7 E5: Oh, the Shame of It.

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.

The Bishop is collecting for his charity auction, Lady Lavender throws her money out of the window, and light-fingered Alf - resourceful as ever - has a plan. S2 E3 Money Talks.

Robin and Chrissy return home to find their front door open and the rent money that was on the sideboard missing. S1 E5: It's Only Money.

Mr. Brown is offered a better job at a rival English school if he quits and starts the next day. When the new job falls through, he has to figure out how to get his old one back. S3 E4: Just the Job.

Alf is feeling the effects of the demon drink. Else is unsure whether it was the single glass of port or the sausages that made him ill. S5 E6: Party Night.

Carol is dating Leonard and Sandra fears that he might be intending to use her as a centrefold, but it seems his intentions are very different. S7 E5: Oh, the Shame of It.

Joey claims an 'incontinence allowance' for Grandad and Billy enters the unscrupulous world of antiques. SE.

Arthur's new gambling venture involves Terry taking on the prestigious task of guarding three public telephone boxes. S4 E4: Sorry Pal, Wrong Number.

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.

Gary thinks that Yvonne is having an affair, so he asks Ron to spy on her. Plus, Gary and Phoebe join a concert troupe in Belgium, but their efforts are quickly thwarted. S6 E7: How I Won the War.

More mayhem with hapless bumbler Mr. Bean as he struggles to wait in line for an appointment and thinks up some unusual methods to help him sleep. E13: Goodnight Mr. Bean.

Drama series following the exploits of Life on Mars DCI Gene Hunt. When thousands of pounds of charity money is stolen, Gene resorts to his 'fists first, questions later' method. S1 E.

After successfully helping an elderly market trader, Carol and Sandra decide to open a stall with jumble and junk; they don't sell much, though, and their stock gets stolen. S7 E7: The Nearly Hat.

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

Pamela takes the day off work, David tells Malcolm the truth about what happened in the restaurant, and Brenda lets her mouth get the better of her. S3 E3: Requiting.

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.

Mr. Bean gets to an appointment with the dentist after oversleeping and has trouble in the park with a bothersome fly. E5: The Trouble with Mr. Bean.

Two sinister men arrive at the Pearces' room - they want their bag back and they aren't above throwing David off the balcony if he doesn't disclose its whereabouts. S3 E5: Costa Del Crime.

Sir Humphrey is appalled when Jim decides to abolish the Department of Education and Science to reduce bureaucracy and save money by giving schools cash directly. S2 E7: The National Education Service.

After successfully helping an elderly market trader, Carol and Sandra decide to open a stall with jumble and junk; they don't sell much, though, and their stock gets stolen. S7 E7: The Nearly Hat.

Stan is always nervous when he has a new conductor but this time he is in for a pleasant surprise. S1 E2: The New Conductor.

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. S7, E4: Get Out of That.

Two sinister men arrive at the Pearces' room - they want their bag back and they aren't above throwing David off the balcony if he doesn't disclose its whereabouts. S3 E5: Costa Del Crime.

Alf tells Sir Ralph that Lord Meldrum can't be having an affair with Lady Agatha because he was wounded in the Royal Artillery. S2 E5 The Wounds of War.

Mr Spooner annoys the household by playing his radio loudly - Rigsby is annoyed, but he finds it difficult to pluck up the courage to confront him about it. S1 E5: All Our Yesterdays.

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.

Freddie's mistress has left him, so he decides to pay the Boswells a visit - and is met with very different reactions. S1 E.

After successfully helping an elderly market trader, Carol and Sandra decide to open a stall with jumble and junk; they don't sell much, though, and their stock gets stolen. S7 E7: The Nearly Hat.

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.

Alf tells Sir Ralph that Lord Meldrum can't be having an affair with Lady Agatha because he was wounded in the Royal Artillery. S2 E5 The Wounds of War.

Robin is conned by his friend Larry into looking after a puppy but has to hide it from George - who operates a No Animals rule - until he can find a new home for it. S1 E7: No Children, No Dogs.

Anna's au pair visa is set to expire, meaning she will have to leave England. The class decides the best way to get her to stay is to marry Anna off to an Englishman. S3 E6: Repent at Leisure.

When her sister falls ill, Else heads off to Australia. Alf wonders if he married Florence Nightingale. S6 Ep1: Outback Bound.

After successfully helping an elderly market trader, Carol and Sandra decide to open a stall with jumble and junk; they don't sell much, though, and their stock gets stolen. S7 E7: The Nearly Hat.

Freddie's mistress has left him, so he decides to pay the Boswells a visit - and is met with very different reactions. S1 E.

Both Terry and Arthur are captivated by an Australian girl who claims to be searching for her long-lost boyfriend, but what is her real motive? S4 E6: If Money Be the Food of Love, Play On.

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.

When Gary discovers his photo in a biography of Noel Coward, he heads back in time to try and erase it from existence before Yvonne gets a chance to see it. S6 E9: Flash Bang Wallop.

Rowan Atkinson stars as the hapless Mr. Bean. In this original award-winning episode, he takes an exam, sunbathes and goes to church with Richard Briers. Ep1: Mr. Bean.

The team must venture into dangerous territory when a fellow officer is found dead, and Alex's whole perspective on the world of98is threatened when she is kidnapped. S2 E.

Sandra is not looking forward to Christmas, so Carol sends cards to Sandra from people she knows. Will Carol cheer her up, or will it make it worse? S7 E9: It Insists on Coming Once a Year.

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

Malcolm's business has taken off and there's a constant stream of motorbikes at the Stoneway household but not everyone's happy. S3 E5: Wrenching.

Tracey's house has been burgled during Darryl's funeral, and the family decide that it's up to them to track down their possessions. S12 E2: Too Much of Nothing.

Mr. Bean wreaks havoc at Harrods when he goes Christmas shopping, then has trouble stuffing a turkey on Christmas Day. E7: Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean.

When the hotel throws a party where the guests must adopt fancy dress and perform on stage, Amy dresses as a clown and turns David and Linda's romantic duet into a total farce. S3 E7: Party Night.

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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.

With guests Iris Williams and Steve Davis. S4 E.

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

Both Terry and Arthur are captivated by an Australian girl who claims to be searching for her long-lost boyfriend, but what is her real motive? S4 E6: If Money Be the Food of Love, Play On.

Classic sitcom. 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.

Karen decides it's time to leave home and runs away when Patrick refuses permission - she fortunately doesn't get very far, but Patrick unfortunately doesn't know that. S4 E4: The Reluctant Runaway.

A foreign revolutionary arrives at the house asking after Wolfie and talking about financial support. S2 E5: Spanish Fly.

When Jim lies to the Commons about bugging an MP's phone, Sir Humphrey decides not to lie to the Privileges Committee on Jim's behalf but also has something to hide. S2 E8: The Tangled Web.

The girls redecorate the flat, but they don't have the heart to ask for their furniture back when it is collected from the landing and sent to a retirement home. S7 E8: Yellow and Green Make Blue.

Stan's job is made more difficult when Olive becomes a clippie aboard his bus. S1 E3: Olive Takes a Trip.

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. S7, E5: The One That Got Away.

When David buys a raffle ticket in aid of Conservative funds, Labour supporter Amy is shocked and accuses him of selling out the socialist principles he embraced when they met. S3 E6: Cause Celebre.

The Honourable Teddy has a bad dream and a mysterious stranger arrives at night in need of help - the servants oblige as best they can. S2 E6 Stranger in the Night.

When Miss Jones sees a prowler through her window, Rigsby suspects everyone else as a police detective appears and begins to investigate. S1 E6: The Prowler.

Classic sitcom. 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.

A photographer takes advantage of Aveline, while Jack dabbles in art. S1 E.

The girls redecorate the flat, but they don't have the heart to ask for their furniture back when it is collected from the landing and sent to a retirement home. S7 E8: Yellow and Green Make Blue.

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

The Honourable Teddy has a bad dream and a mysterious stranger arrives at night in need of help - the servants oblige as best they can. S2 E6 Stranger in the Night.

The flatmates plan a party to take advantage of the fact that the Ropers will be out visiting Mildred's sister and her husband; the evening begins well but turns sour. S2 E1: While the Cat's Away.

The school hosts a charity bazaar and needs a celebrity to be the Master of Ceremonies. Max claims to be friends with a British comedian, but turns out he's never met him. S3 E7: The School Fete.

With Else off in Australia, Alf has a serious problem. Who will cook his dinner when he gets back from work? S6 E2: Phone Call to Else.

The girls redecorate the flat, but they don't have the heart to ask for their furniture back when it is collected from the landing and sent to a retirement home. S7 E8: Yellow and Green Make Blue.

A photographer takes advantage of Aveline, while Jack dabbles in art. S1 E.

When a rock star fakes his own death, Arthur finds himself in possession of a valuable master tape that has every chance of becoming a 'posthumous' hit. S4 E7: A Star is Gorn.