Thats TV

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

Sharon and Tracey work out that Dorien has an important birthday coming up - and decide that the event calls for a celebration whatever she thinks. S12 E8: Forever Young.

a governess is disliked by downstairs as Virginia finds her disagreeable. When the governess tries to remove a new puppy, the staff must act. S5 E5: Wanted - A Good Home.

David and Linda use the situation to their advantage when Amy and Robert can't stand the accident-prone Neville. S3 E4: The Go-Between.

Connie and Oswald join the holiday to see Billy and Aveline, and Joey's protest about the game-shooting on the estate wins him an admirer. SE.

Drastic action is needed when Albert gets a visit from the Inland Revenue investigating his claim for his wife who has been dead for 30 years. S7 E4: Live Now, P.A.Y.E. Later.

A horsebox belonging to Lady Lawrence is delivered to the station - and Wilfred is on hand with the essentials - while Harry's signal box seems to be on fire. S1 E6: Horse Play.

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.

With Jo gone for the weekend, Chrissy frets over being alone in the flat with Robin. S1 E4: And Then There Were Two.

A stormy night in the 1940s has a striking effect on Gary's journey back to the present day, leaving him a completely different person in more ways than one. S6 E1: Mine's a Double.

Jack develops a taste for the high life, but it proves too rich for Dolly. S2 E9: After the Bonfire.

S2 E11: All About Scoring, Innit.

The Tooting Popular Front are stuck in prison after stealing a tank until impresario Benny Salzberg arrives with a plan. S4 E1: Bigger Than Guy Fawkes.

S4 E2: One for the Road.

The Honourable Teddy creeps upstairs every night and tries to get into Ivy's room, and Lady Lavender is bent on giving away her shares of the family fortune to the servants. S1 E2 The Deed of Gift.

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

S4 E2: Crossed Swords.

Terry has to mind Danny Varrow, a footballer whose gambling, womanising and boozing leaves his club in the lurch. S3 E11: Poetic Justice, Innit.

The house is plunged into confusion and mourning when Rigsby discovers basement tenant Mr Osborne stiff as a board. S3 E7: Suddenly At Home.

Terry considers leaving to get a job in Berwick when appalled by the changes in Newcastle, but his friend's wanderlust has set Bob thinking. S1 E4: Moving On.

Joyce is furious with Monty and Sam, so they plot to get rid of Sammy - meanwhile, Doreen introduces a shell-shocked Pauline to her new boyfriend and sends her saucy novel to publishers. S10 E.

Kev and Veronica throw a party, but face a mad dash to make the house respectable when a social worker shows up with an emergency placement - which leads to a potential disaster. SE.

Chrissy's new boyfriend wants to take her to Bournemouth for the weekend, but Robin discovers something about him that he thinks might make Chrissy want to reconsider. S2 E3: In Praise of Older Men.

Rigsby is given some advice from Alan and Philip - as well as some tablets - to calm his nerves in his amorous pursuit of Miss Jones. S1 E4: Charisma.

Joyce is furious with Monty and Sam, so they plot to get rid of Sammy - meanwhile, Doreen introduces a shell-shocked Pauline to her new boyfriend and sends her saucy novel to publishers. S10 E.