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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.

Sharon, Tracey and Dorien all lose their jobs and the resulting financial crisis leads to a huge row - some home truths are revealed and the three of them hit rock bottom. S10 E7: Back To Zero.

Hudson returns to Scotland as the whole of Eaton Place travel there on holiday, but are the visitors welcomed by everybody and can Hudson work out what is going on? S5 E12: Will Ye No Come Back Again.

David is carried away by the throb of guitars, the drone of the cicadas, the scent of the bougainvillaea, and most of all by Linda. S1 E3: Praying Mantis.

The Boswells decide upon a burial at sea when Freddie's seafaring brother dies. S1 E.

Local villain Frankie Barrow demands money with menaces from the Steptoes, so Albert hatches a scheme with the help of Shepherd Bush's answer to the Seven Samurai. S8 E4: The Seven Steptoerai.

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

Rigsby becomes convinced that magic is real after Philip bangs a ritual spear on the floor - while Ruth tries to offer herself to Rigsby, Philip and Alan play a trick on him. S1 E2: Black Magic.

S2 E4: Did You Ever Meet Rommel.

Gary and Phoebe's nightclub falls foul to a protection racket. Ron is heartbroken after being dumped by Flic, and Yvonne receives a rude surprise. S6 E8: Something Fishie.

Arthur announces a house move to Kent to Jessie and says she must accompany him. Sir Horatio refuses to pay Jack for taking part in his housing estate scheme. S3 E3: My Bonnie Lass, Goodbye.

Terry finally gets the chance to taste the high life when he has to mind a singer's dream home - Arthur, as usual, has other ideas. S3 E5: Dreamhouse.

S4 E8: Buon Natale.

George needs help finding the answers for all the competitions he enters - luckily, Robin is starting a new job selling encyclopaedias and is looking for his first buyer. S5 E3: A Little Knowledge.

Mavis Moulterd has still got a passionate crush on Mr Humphries. Mrs Slocombe gets a letter from an old friend, and Captain Peacock finds a loaded gun in the writing room. S2 E.

Sharon, Tracey and Dorien all lose their jobs and the resulting financial crisis leads to a huge row - some home truths are revealed and the three of them hit rock bottom. S10 E7: Back To Zero.

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

Harold is intending to go on a skiing holiday to Austria on his own, but Albert feels lonely and neglected while Harold gets some last-minute practice in. S5 E2: A Winter's Tale.

Rigsby is looking for another lodger - one of his current lodgers, Miss Jones, is keen for her acquaintance Philip to move in because she is attracted to him. S1 E1: The New Lodger.

The lads decide to rebel when Mrs Chambers has grandiose plans for Thelma's wedding to Bob that leave the men feeling overwhelmed. S1 E11: Countdown.

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.

Martin panics, as he wakes up to find wife Kate has taken her luggage and disappeared. Gavin, meanwhile, receives a lady visitor who has only a brief stay, but makes an impression on Martin. S2 E.

The Solana celebrates as the wedding bells ring for Mel and Madge. Benidorm beach is dressed to the nines, and their day promises to be happy and memorable. Memorable it would turn out to be... S2 E.

The Gallaghers get merry in this Christmas special of Paul Abbott's BAFTA-winning comedy drama. S2 E.

When Mildred is away visiting her sister, George attempts to evict the tenants so that he and Jerry can convert the flat into separate units to increase rental income. S3 E6: We Shall Not Be Moved.

Rigsby is hoping to take new tenant Brenda out for the evening, but he has a cashflow problem and a string of unwelcome visitors who start arriving at the house. S2 E6: Last of the Big Spenders.