Thats TV 3

With Suzi Quatro and Joe Jackson. The legendary BAFTA-winning comedy extravaganza from Thames TV (1980). All in the best possible taste! S3 Ep7.

Exploring the world of showbiz.

Drama, starring Ed Stoppard and Keeley Hawes.

Gossip is rife among the town's inhabitants as they wonder why Jack is taking so long in Scarborough, where he has travelled to get a divorce.

Exploring the world of showbiz.

Arthur's niece is set to be married and he has agreed to supply the wedding limousine - but her big day is placed in jeopardy when he finds he also needs the vehicle to shift a consignment of pornographic magazines. Warren Clarke guest stars, with George Cole and Dennis Waterman.

Alex investigates a burglary and assault at the home of her future in-laws - a case that brings her face to face with 14-year-old Peter Drake, who will grow up to be her husband and Molly's father. Gene's initial lack of interest in the case ends when the fingerprints of a supposedly dead gangster are found at the scene, and he seizes the opportunity to get more positive headlines for the Met.

Alex investigates a burglary and assault at the home of her future in-laws - a case that brings her face to face with 14-year-old Peter Drake, who will grow up to be her husband and Molly's father. Gene's initial lack of interest in the case ends when the fingerprints of a supposedly dead gangster are found at the scene, and he seizes the opportunity to get more positive headlines for the Met.

Part three of three. Fitz vows to nail Kenneth Trant and his family no matter what it takes, but finds himself unable to pierce the wall of silence they have built around themselves - until information from one of the murdered schoolgirl friends provides him with the break he needs. Robbie Coltrane stars as the tormented police psychologist, with Geraldine Somerville, Lorcan Cranitch and Jim Carte

The DJ and entertainer is joined by the Boomtown Rats and Suzi Quatro for another blend of music and comedy.

Simon investigates the murder of a reporter who is killed in a bombing after publicly speaking pit against a corrupt union boss.

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

The lifts in Auntie Vera's block of flats are playing up, which is no good with her hips, so she announces to Sharon and Tracey that she is moving in with them. There's just one little snag - the only available room is Dorien's - and she is somewhat dismayed to be told that family comes first. Comedy, starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph, with a guest appearance from Kate Willia

Thomas and Sally uncover something on her houseboat, leading to a big adventure on the sea. S1 E3: Fool's Gold.

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

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Motionciser from Dr Ho provides passive motion exercise. With 10 vibration speed levels, you choose the intensity that works for you. Plus heat function for added comfort and therapy. Teleshopping.

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Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

With The Police. The legendary BAFTA-winning comedy extravaganza from Thames TV (1980). All in the best possible taste! S3 Ep8.

Mum and Olive are suffering from the flu _ leaving Stan and Arthur to do all the chores.

Drama, starring Ed Stoppard and Keeley Hawes.

Jack tries to ensure the jobs of his union men are safe. Drama, starring James Bolam.

Ross makes his maiden speech in Parliament, and is reunited with an older Geoffrey Charles. While her husband is in London, Demelza has to deal with the fall-out from a failing mine and a broken-hearted Drake. Dwight and Caroline have a daughter, but their happiness is short-lived after a shocking diagnosis. Ossie is told a terrible secret by a dying parishioner, and hopes to trade the information

Arthur looks forward to a big payout when an ex-con needs his help to recover the loot from a robbery committed 14 years earlier - but learns banks are not always as safe as they seem. Vintage comedy drama, guest starring Rula Lenska, Maurice Denman and Max Wall.

A murder victim is discovered in a canal, and Gene soon has his prime suspect when it turns out the dead man was mixed up with loan shark Trevor Riley. In their search for incriminating evidence, Gene and the team resort to breaking into Riley's office after hours - but what they find takes the case in a completely different direction. Guest starring Tom Georgeson and Daisy Haggard.

Part one of three. The police are baffled by a series of rapes carried out by an attacker who never leaves forensic evidence, and ask Fitz to help them crack the case. Robbie Coltrane stars as the tortured police psychologist, with Geraldine Sommerville and Lorcan Cranitch.

Cliff Richard, Dave Edmunds, and Rockville accompany the DJ and comedian through more music and sketches.

Simon helps a woman solve her brother's murder and avoid the same fate, uncovering a tale of wartime heroism and resistance.

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

Tracey is very welcoming when a surprise visitor turns up in the form of the attractive Emma, although Sharon is suspicious of the newcomer and Dorien is shocked to the core. Travis, on the other hand, is over the moon. Comedy, starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson, Lesley Joseph and Charlie Quirke.

Sally has plans to start her own canal cruise hire company - but soon gets leaned on by some unscrupulous businessmen. She could do with a little help from Thomas. S2 E1: Burning Your Boats.

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

Mattresses and toppers from Dormeo - the home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget.

The home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget. Teleshopping.

Motionciser from Dr Ho provides passive motion exercise. With 10 vibration speed levels, you choose the intensity that works for you. Plus heat function for added comfort and therapy. Teleshopping.

Operation Smile provide world-class cleft care in more than 30 countries helped by thousands of highly skilled medical volunteers. Teleshopping.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV (1981). All in the best possible taste!

Stan smuggles some tools out of work to help Arthur to get his motorcycle working.

Will the New Year bring hope for all at Eaton Place, and especially Richard Bellamy and Edward who has returned on leave?

Jack tries to find more photographic evidence to secure his divorce from Dolly. Drama, starring James Bolam.

Ross races to the rescue alongside Sam and Dwight when blasting in the mines causes a disastrous flood, before returning to London leaving Demelza to manage things in his absence. Ossie does not realise that Rowella's husband has become suspicious of his constant visits as he makes plans to have Morwenna committed to an asylum. A tragedy strikes Dwight and Caroline, while Emma returns with an answ

Crooked property tycoon Ted Standen goes back on his word following the release from prison of his former business partner Alex Rowan. The vengeful ex-associate begins orchestrating attacks on Ted and his son John, and Terry is called upon to protect the youngster. Gareth Hunt and Alfie Bass guest star, with George Cole and Dennis Waterman.

The discovery of a concrete-encased body at a Docklands building site leads to conflict between DCI Hunt and the location's owner. Investigations are further hampered by the disappearance of crucial evidence, an incident that points to a mole in the detective's own team. Meanwhile, Alex discovers that her fascination with the case is distracting her from returning home.