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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.

Tracey gets a letter from her auntie Vera who is retiring as a Pearly Queen and wants her to take over, but Tracey faces competition from a jealous Sharon. S11 E4: The Girls With The Pearl Buttons.

S1 E1: On Trial.

With Amy having sent all his clothes to the cleaners, David looks doomed to spend the rest of his holiday in drag and gets no sympathy from his wife or the Cochrans. S2 E1: Manana.

Adrian is put through the wringer when he attempts to apply for social benefits and Aveline reveals she has met a nice boy in London. S2 E.

S1 E3: The Piano.

It's Jack and May's wedding anniversary, but May is worried that she might be pregnant - meanwhile, Arnold fears that he is about to get the sack. S2 E9: A Pregnant Pause.

Rigsby supports the Conservatives, Alan and Philip lean towards Labour, and Miss Jones is impressed with the Liberal candidate. S1 E7: Stand Up and Be Counted.

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.

Gary returns to the bar to begin courting Phoebe, where he runs into her husband Donald. S1 E2: Fools Rush In.

including Mr Colefax - who are also interested, and battle commences. S3 E8: The Empire Builders.

Arthur's latest flight of fancy takes him into the world of darts, but has he hit the bullseye? S3 E10: Broken Arrow.

Penny is aching to tell Vince that she doesn't want to see him again, but he hasn't contacted her for over three weeks. S1 E5: I Don't Want to See You Again.

When the lease is up on the flat and George wants to increase the rent, the flatmates decide that the only way to raise the money is to get a fourth tenant to share. S6 E2: One More for the Pot.

A group of businessmen due to stay at the manor are expecting some culture, Shakespeare and opera, but there seems to be only one answer with no money to spend on entertainment. S2 E.

Tracey gets a letter from her auntie Vera who is retiring as a Pearly Queen and wants her to take over, but Tracey faces competition from a jealous Sharon. S11 E4: The Girls With The Pearl Buttons.

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

S1 E3: The Piano.

Arthur gets involved with Clive Cosgrove, who has several businesses that are each run by a woman he is married to. S5 E3: A Number of Old Wives' Tales.

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.

Bob wonders who has the right answer. S2 E3: The Ant & The Grasshopper.

After a night at the Benidorm Palace, Mel and Madge have their eyes on a life in the sun, and a new Benidorm business venture. Geoff and Chantelle, meanwhile, have eyes only for each other. S3 E.

When Debbie makes friends with a popular girl her own age, she realises what she's been missing out on and goes on strike. Meanwhile, Frank becomes a medical guinea pig. S3 E.

George has been claiming for a non-existent son for the past 19 years in order to fiddle his tax returns, but he is in danger of being caught when a tax inspector visits. S4 E6: My Son, My Son.

When Miss Jones raises suspicions about new tenant Madeline, Rigsby is not too bothered about her brand of 'modern interpretive dancing' but isn't that keen on her partner. S3 E5: Fawcett's Python.