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2/3. Paul Gambaccini celebrates the mystique of Jim Morrison including: 'The Marriage of Heaven and Hell' and 'Dreadzone Aldous Huxley Readings'.

4 Extra Debut. From Hans Zimmer to Rachmaninov. Writer and naturalist Helen Macdonald shares her music choices with Lauren Laverne. From 2021.

The naturalist recalls the key moment of finding an ammonite inside some limestone - sparking his love of fossils. From 2009.

Daljit Nagra selects Stories in Verse with Robert Stephens reading Browning and Longfellow. From 1993.

Nicholas Hytner reads his memoir of 12 years running The National Theatre - starting with a typical day as artistic director.

Lebanese-born musician Mika, inherits 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' by Nirvana and passes on 'Pata Pata' by Miriam Makeba.

2/2. Shaken by encountering Calpurnia, Jean Louise has forgotten about Aunt Alexandra's coffee morning. Concluded by Fenella Woolgar. Contains language which some may find offensive.

A mix-up at the launderette sparks embarrassment for Joe and Ethel. Starring Jack Warner and Kathleen Harrison. From 1959.

The King of Titters has landlady troubles but still has time to be a London tour guide. With June Whitfield. From July 1966.

4 Extra Debut. From Hans Zimmer to Rachmaninov. Writer and naturalist Helen Macdonald shares her music choices with Lauren Laverne. From 2021.

The naturalist recalls the key moment of finding an ammonite inside some limestone - sparking his love of fossils. From 2009.

Daljit Nagra selects Stories in Verse with Robert Stephens reading Browning and Longfellow. From 1993.

Nicholas Hytner reads his memoir of 12 years running The National Theatre - starting with a typical day as artistic director.

Lebanese-born musician Mika, inherits 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' by Nirvana and passes on 'Pata Pata' by Miriam Makeba.

2/2. Shaken by encountering Calpurnia, Jean Louise has forgotten about Aunt Alexandra's coffee morning. Concluded by Fenella Woolgar. Contains language which some may find offensive.

A mix-up at the launderette sparks embarrassment for Joe and Ethel. Starring Jack Warner and Kathleen Harrison. From 1959.

The King of Titters has landlady troubles but still has time to be a London tour guide. With June Whitfield. From July 1966.

5/5. Sam Vimes and Carcer finally fight, but time itself and a sinister lord have other ideas. Starring Philip Jackson.

4/13. The Man in Black reveals how a new vicar takes on more than he bargained for. Stars Edward de Souza and Michael Maloney.

4 Extra Debut. From Hans Zimmer to Rachmaninov. Writer and naturalist Helen Macdonald shares her music choices with Lauren Laverne. From 2021.

The naturalist recalls the key moment of finding an ammonite inside some limestone - sparking his love of fossils. From 2009.

Daljit Nagra selects Stories in Verse with Robert Stephens reading Browning and Longfellow. From 1993.

Nicholas Hytner reads his memoir of 12 years running The National Theatre - starting with a typical day as artistic director.

Lebanese-born musician Mika, inherits 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' by Nirvana and passes on 'Pata Pata' by Miriam Makeba.

2/2. Shaken by encountering Calpurnia, Jean Louise has forgotten about Aunt Alexandra's coffee morning. Concluded by Fenella Woolgar. Contains language which some may find offensive.

A mix-up at the launderette sparks embarrassment for Joe and Ethel. Starring Jack Warner and Kathleen Harrison. From 1959.

The King of Titters has landlady troubles but still has time to be a London tour guide. With June Whitfield. From July 1966.

5/6. Cora learns she is pregnant, but her marriage isn't consummated. 1770 America sitcom stars Andy Hamilton. From 2000.

3/4. Trying to pay off his mortgage by being funny, Alun Cochrane's house tour arrives in his bathroom. From 2013.

3/6. Damien's mother comes to stay unexpectedly and sets about re-ordering the house. Stars Miles Jupp and Justin Edwards. From 2014.

5/6. The exciting world of the BBC foreign correspondent. John Thomas reads from his autobiography. Stars Michael Fenton Stevens.

5/6. Squeamish chuckles about finding death in the countryside, and Patrick winning a Tony Award in New York. From 2023.