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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.

With her son facing an unfair court martial, Virginia Hamilton seeks advice from Richard - can he help, and will the counsel have unintended consequences? S4 E12: Facing Fearful Odds.

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.

Mrs Boswell reports Freddie's disappearance, as Jack and Leonora discover that somebody else is looking for him. S8 E.

S6 E6: Pot Black.

With all the money gone, the Meldrum family and its servants look to the future - can Lady Lavender and Cissy save them all from financial ruin? S4 E6 Well, There You Are Then...

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.

S6 E5: Mum Always Liked You Best.

With a financial crisis looming, Gary has to do what he promised he would never do, interfere with history. But history bites back. S5 E5: Pennies from Heaven.

Billy returns home as a qualified doctor, and Jack has a visit from an old Army pal who is in trouble. S2 E3: A Pillowful of Buttercups.

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.

Hearing of plans to evict a gypsy from grassland in order to erect a squash court, Wolfie and the gang head to the town hall with plans to break into the planning meeting. S3 E2: Only Fools and Horses.

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

Cash flow problems cause Harold to buy some lead at a knockdown price from a stranger who visits the yard, but panic sets in when the police pay a visit. S3 E3: The Lead Man Cometh.

A chance meeting in a club takes Arthur into the world of fine art as he sees an opportunity to make some money by selling forgeries. S3 E3: Rembrandt Doesn't Live Here Anymore.

S3 E1: That's My Boy.

When Bob becomes more and more depressed by Thelma's absence and Terry's housekeeping, Terry can finally take no more and leaves him as well. S2 E11: The Go-Between.

Concerns from the Blow and Go team for Liam's wellbeing lead to confusion when they fear that he has joined a self-help group to confront his traumatic childhood, and Monty returns. S9 E.

First-ever episode of the drama about a dysfunctional Manchester family. The ceremonial burning of a stolen car marks the end of summer. SE.

When Chrissy's mother comes to stay, Jo and Chrissy try to hide the fact that their new flatmate is a man. S1 E2: And Mother Makes Four.

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.