Thats TV

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

Tracey is out of prison, and Sharon gets a job as a school dinner supervisor and recruits Garth as her cook and Tracey as her washer-up. S11 E6: The Chief, The Cook, His Mum and Her Lodger.

The last night of the holiday finds both couples packing, but David and Linda decide to slip away and meet for one last time. S2 E7: Adios.

Hudson becomes unwell on the night of a dinner party for the French Ambassador. Can Hudson return as butler at Eaton Place? S5 E10: The Understudy.

Adrian, who has been writing his memoirs, makes a decision that will change his life. Joey has reached the end of his tether. S8 E.

S2 E2: The Bath.

Harry the signalman has fattened up a lovely turkey in time for Christmas, but the turkey seems to have other plans. S1 E2: Talking Turkey.

When Miss Jones becomes engaged to a librarian and looks set to move out, Rigsby is distraught but is determined that no other man should have her. S2 E4: Moonlight and Roses.

When Mildred is going to the Floral Society annual dinner dance but George doesn't want to, Robin agrees to accompany Mildred to the dance and leaves George rather jealous. S6 E3: The Generation Game.

Ron agrees to help Gary return to 1940 but insists he go with him, and Phoebe loses half her belongings in a bombing. S1 E4: The More I See You.

Jack is finding his feet and form again as social commentator Margaret Carter-Brown meets him and he shows her how the Depression affects families in Gallowshield. S4 E3: A Medal for the Argentine.

The Winchester Club is faced with permanent closure when one of Arthur's money-making schemes backfires badly, but Ray has an idea, a charity football match. S9 E9: Last Orders at the Winchester.

When Bob becomes more and more depressed by Thelma's absence and Terry's housekeeping, Terry can finally take no more and leaves him as well. S2 E11: The Go-Between.

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.

Adrian, who has been writing his memoirs, makes a decision that will change his life. Joey has reached the end of his tether. S8 E.

Tracey becomes self-conscious about her appearance and has Botox, Travis gets a tattoo to impress a girl at school, and Sharon looks as if she'll need a hearing aid. S10 E5: Tattoo You.

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

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.

Harold takes Albert on a big night out in the West End to celebrate his birthday, but the night soon turns into a disaster with no beer and horrible food. S2 E4: Sixty-Five Today.

When Bob becomes more and more depressed by Thelma's absence and Terry's housekeeping, Terry can finally take no more and leaves him as well. S2 E11: The Go-Between.

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

Solana CEO, Crystal Hennessy-Vass (Joan Collins), arrives at the Solana for an inspection, and to give Joyce a dressing down. Donald and Jacqueline are visited by an old friend (Rusty Lee). S6 E.

Chesney arrives home from hospital to find his cousin Toof waiting for him. Toof has come to negotiate Chesney's future. He plans to shut the shop and take Chesney back to Bradford. SE.

S6 E4: The Sunshine Boys.

Brown breaks his leg after taking Juan to the hospital, and the Sister on duty accidentally informs the school he has died. S3 E3: No Flowers by Request.