Thats TV

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

When Mildred decides that she and George will celebrate their anniversary at a posh London hotel whatever the cost, a shady businessman mistakes George for a hitman. Comedy 1980 (U).

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.

The staff are up early to greet a new arrival at Hatley Station - another arrival later in the day is less welcome... S1 E7: Past Love.

May is keen to make a career move to a bigger station, but both Jack and Cecil are set against her going and both try to apply for a transfer to be near her. S1 E8: Job Opportunity.

Jack and May have problems with their teenage daughter, and it's dance night and Ethel is excited about hoping to find love at last. S1 E9: Sleeping Around.

Classic sitcom about walking disaster Frank Spencer (Michael Crawford). Frank and Betty are looking forward to Christmas, especially the church's Nativity play. Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: S2 E.

Classic sitcom starring Michael Crawford as the hapless Frank Spencer. As Christmas approaches, Frank takes just one more lesson before yet another driving test. Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: S2 E.

Frank Spencer's grandfather pays for flying lessons so that Frank can help on his Australian sheep farm. Betty doesn't think it's a good idea, nor does the flying instructor. Stars Michael Crawford.

S3 E1: That's My Boy.

Rigsby attempts to have himself cast as male lead in a play written by effeminate lodger Hilary when he discovers that Ruth is playing the role of the love interest. S3 E2: Stage Struck.

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.

Rigsby is soon calling the Samaritans to stop a suicide attempt when a new lodger arrives at the house, but which of the residents will come off worse? S3 E4: The Good Samaritans.

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.

Alan's getting serious about Caroline, but her parents are well-to-do and Rigsby is far from convinced that the young scruff could possibly make the relationship work. S3 E6: The Cocktail Hour.

Classic sitcom about a miserly landlord. Rigsby faces the prospect of a lonely Christmas until Alan and Philip arrive unexpectedly. S2 E8: For the Man Who Has Everything (Christmas Special.

Sharon and Tracey get a glimpse of a possible future when they see two elderly sisters in the supermarket, and Dorien's court case comes to a conclusion. S10 E8: You Can't Always Get What You Want.

S11 E1: Birds on a Plane.

Penniless and facing the threat of deportation from Australia, Ray and Arthur must try to raise funds for a return airfare home. S9 E13: For a Few Dollars More.

When Baby Jesus contaminates the swimming pool with weedkiller, the guests have to be evacuated. Joyce hastily arranges a trip to the circus, and helps Mateo round up some performers. SE.

Karen's obsession with proving that she's more than just a mum worries Jamie. Liam's pursuit of true love is threatened by his own lies. And Maxine is in turmoil when faced with a choice. S7 E.

S5 E5: How Does Your Garden Grow.

When Ruth is depressed following the 'deception' of a recent male friend, Rigsby takes what he believes to be his chance to woo her. S2 E1: The Permissive Society.