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Brown tells the class the story of how he was left in an orphanage when he was a baby. However, his mother and father might be a lot closer to him than he ever imagined. S1 E12: How's Your Father.

New manageress Joyce organises a dance competition, judged by her old flame Cyril. Janice ends up dancing with an old admirer of hers, and Kenneth hires a Spanish assistant for his hair salon. S5 E.

A gambler dies owing Arthur £2000, but Terry has other problems to contend with when an old flame turns up. With guest star Billy Connolly. S7 E3: Fatal Impression.

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.

When suspected woodworm is discovered in the upstairs flat, the girls and Robin have to find alternative accommodation while George calls in his so-called handyman. S4 E3: All In The Game.

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.

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

Hit '70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, who are forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E7: Something in the Night.

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire. S5, E8: Lucky For Some.

The exploration of Ireland's railways is devoted entirely to narrow gauge lines with colour films made between 1939 and 1959 which featured five 3ft gauge systems in different parts of the country.

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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.

With their affair now exposed, Linda and David plan to run off together - Robert wants to fight David, but Amy decides to foil their plan. S1 E7: Hasta La Vista.

Daisy and Edward are having a tough time - but a return to Eaton Place is unlikely - and James decides to run for Parliament. S5 E2: A Place in the World.

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

Harold has been offered a job elsewhere, so when he discovers Albert has been drinking out of the cocktail cabinet, he begins to pack up his belongings and leave his dad for good. S1 E1: The Offer.

There is talk of a wildcat strike among drivers - if any Hatley staff join it, the station could be closed. S2 E5: Lucky Strike.

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.

George's car fails its MOT and he needs £20 to get it fixed - he sells his piano to Robin, but the problem is how to get it upstairs. S5 E2: Right Said George.

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.

The Father of Lies.

Arthur acquires a hot air balloon in a bid to break into the aerial advertising game, but his latest venture is hijacked. S9 E2: No Way to Treat a Daley.

According to Bob and Shakespeare, 'wine is a gentle stimulant and good companion' - and so is Terry on the night Bob gets breathalysed. S2 E4: One for the Road.

When Chrissy is harassed by an intimidating tall man at the pub, Robin decides that he will learn self-defence and take the man on the next time he sees him. S2 E2: Colour Me Yellow.

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

A surprise visitor in the form of attractive Emma turns up at Tracey's house - Tracey is welcoming, Dorien is shocked to the core, and Travis is over the moon. S12 E6: Abandoned Love.

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

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.

S1 E3: The Piano.

According to Bob and Shakespeare, 'wine is a gentle stimulant and good companion' - and so is Terry on the night Bob gets breathalysed. S2 E4: One for the Road.

Two farmers offer Arthur big money to move a bull, but it could get Terry and Arthur into trouble when they find out they have stolen it. S2 E13: A Lot of Bull and A Pat on the Back.

Mick's brother and dad appear in Benidorm, for a messy stag party. Mick isn't happy about this, or about bringing Michael and Donald along for the ride. Gavin, meanwhile, gets an upsetting text. S5 E.

Marty needs a job fast and turns to crime to tide him over, but he's not a smooth criminal, and using items borrowed from the Maguires wasn't the smartest plan... S8 E.

Robin accompanies Chrissy to her nephew's christening while Jo runs out of excuses not to hear George sing in the British Legion's choir concert. S4 E5: The Tender Trap.

The students prepare to take their exams at the end of the first term, but are they ready? S1 E13: The Examination.

Mick's brother and dad appear in Benidorm, for a messy stag party. Mick isn't happy about this, or about bringing Michael and Donald along for the ride. Gavin, meanwhile, gets an upsetting text. S5 E.