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Your favourite music from the '80s non-stop.

Amy is working, but David is still unemployed and lies to her that his doctor has told him he will have a nervous breakdown unless he takes a holiday. S3 E1: Winter Break.

Jack inherits his deceased employer's bad-tempered dog. Billy, meanwhile, is keen to discover if blondes do have more fun. S6 E.

S5 E3: You've Got to Laugh.

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.

Ivy finds out the truth about Alf's orphans, and Miss Cissy decides to go into politics to Lord Meldrum's disgust. S3 E3 Mrs Lipton's Nasty Turn.

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.

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.

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S5 E3: You've Got to Laugh.

Jack inherits his deceased employer's bad-tempered dog. Billy, meanwhile, is keen to discover if blondes do have more fun. S6 E.

The class becomes excited when Miss Courtney announces that Queen Elizabeth II will be paying a visit to their school. S2 E2: Queen for a Day.

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.

In the run-up to New Year's Eve, Gary worries about finding a way to see in the New Year with both Phoebe and Yvonne. Mrs Bloss threatens to chuck him out of his bedsit. S3 E2: It Ain't Necessarily So.

Bean goes to a swimming pool but struggles with the diving board, attempts to leave a car park in style and demonstrates some sandwich-making. E3: The Curse of Mr. Bean.

Drama series about a detective who wakes up in what seems to be 193. The death in custody of drug dealer Billy Kemble pits Sam against CID as he tries to uncover the truth. Starring John Simm. S1 E.

Sandra receives a letter telling her to stop feeding the birds, but she will not stop and decides to save them from the council as they want to take them away. S5 E6: The Lily and the Dandelion.

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

S1 E7: Hiding.

Sharon's disapproval of Tracey dating policeman Barry and apparently overlooking Garth's feelings for his dad leads to a major quarrel between the sisters. S12 E3: Tombstone Blues.

More hilarious mishaps with the bumbling Mr. Bean, this time as he books into a hotel room and makes himself well and truly at home but locks himself out. E8: Mr. Bean in Room.

David goes to a casino where he meets the Cochrans and hopes that Linda will bring him luck as he puts his winning system into play. S2 E2: Casino.

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A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

The evolution of the iconic VW Camper which has stood the test of time for more than six decades winning the hearts of the public and revolutionising possibilities for freedom and adventure.

A look at some of the Capital's most opulent and famous buildings - the palaces of London. We go through the gates of Buckingham Palace and spend time at Henry VIII's favourite palace Hampton Court.

Examining the history of war tactics. Water covers almost two-thirds of the Earth's surface; we explore assaults from the sea. S1 E.

This episode focuses on the tools of espionage employed by both the Allies and the Axis during WW2. E4: Weapons of the Shadow War.

David is caught out when Amy tells him that Tommy Wright is dead, so he and Linda adopt disguises to avoid each other's spouses as they plan to move to another hotel. S3 E2: Deja Vu.

The Boswell boys are in love, and Oswald is confused by Aveline's overnight transformation into a career woman. S6 E.

S5 E4: Love Is a Many Stupid Thing.

The Minister for Transport is on his way to visit the station, but disaster awaits as there is no milk left at the train's buffet for his cup of tea! S2 E1: No Milk For The Minister.

Romance is in the air for Poppy and Lady Lavender's parrot, and Lord Meldrum decides to learn about the lower classes and so invites the factory workers to dinner. S3 E4 Meet the Workers.

It is Chrissy's birthday when she receives a cine camera and projector from her boyfriend Neil, but Larry plans to use it to watch blue movies. S5 E1: The Last Picture Show.

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.

Garth and Marcie aren't getting any 'together time' so it's all change in the bedrooms again - Sharon tries to bed down in the loft, but she makes an unexpected discovery. S10 E3: Hot Stuff.

S5 E4: Love Is a Many Stupid Thing.

The Boswell boys are in love, and Oswald is confused by Aveline's overnight transformation into a career woman. S6 E.

Miss Courtney is delighted when the man she was supposed to marry 25 years ago comes back into her life. S2 E3: Brief Re-Encounter.

It is Chrissy's birthday when she receives a cine camera and projector from her boyfriend Neil, but Larry plans to use it to watch blue movies. S5 E1: The Last Picture Show.

It is Chrissy's birthday when she receives a cine camera and projector from her boyfriend Neil, but Larry plans to use it to watch blue movies. S5 E1: The Last Picture Show.

Gary takes his frustration over the war with Japan out on his wife's possible future employer, a Korean businessman. S3 E3: One O'Clock Jump.

Bean buys a TV and a new camera but has issues with both; meanwhile, he ends up in another pickle when he goes to a magic show and a disco. E4: Mr. Bean Goes to Town.

As CID investigates a murder linked to a crime syndicate, Sam thinks he is finally coming to grips with the world of 1973, until he meets his 29-year-old father. Starring John Simm. S1 E.

Carol enters a beauty competition to win money to locate her dad, but Sandra is disgusted at the idea as they have both talked about dressing down. S5 E7: Everybody is Beautiful.

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

S1 E8: Seasoning.

When Tracey has enough of Dorien entertaining gentlemen callers and Sharon not bringing in a living wage, she throws them both out and they end up in Sharon's old bedsit. S12 E4: Going, Going, Gone.

Mr. Bean loses midnight on New Year's Eve, devises an unusual method of transporting his sales shopping home, and wreaks havoc by doing a spot of decorating. E9: Do-It-Yourself, Mr. Bean.

When a young English couple arrive at the hotel, Amy and Linda assume that they are newlyweds because they are so evidently in love. S2 E3: Couples.

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A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 60s and 70s. A genuine taste of the good old days.

We look at the major jets used by the RAF between 1945 and the mid 1950s, the period when the British air force was the second largest in the world. Including footage of world record flights.

We go out in the fresh air and wide-open spaces of London's parks and gardens. We visit the largest urban park in the country at Richmond, and visit Princess Diana's favourite, Kensington Gardens.

Counterstrikes can take many forms, and history is full of examples where a numerically inferior army has turned the tide of battle by a brilliant execution of a counterstrike. S1 E.

Priceless art, personal assets and national treasures were an extraordinary amount of loot prized by Hitler as much as territory - we discover the organised plunder of these riches. S1 E5: Nazi Gold.

The crew of the television holiday programme 'Wish You Were Here' - along with its presenter Judith Chalmers - are at the hotel. S3 E3: Close Up.

S6 E.

The girls and their parents are arguing, and all because Sandra is now dating Carol's ex-boyfriend Bill... but is he all he seems, and is Carol over him? S5 E5: Dinner for Three.

Jack is convinced that something is going on between May and Cecil - and with good reason as they knew each other 18 years earlier and May happens to have an 18-year-old daughter. S2 E2: Father's Day.

Poppy and Dickie Metcalf decide to elope to Gretna Green - in a stolen car - and the rest of the household try to stop them and follow in hot pursuit. S3 E5 Gretna Green or Bust.

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.

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.

A sudden windfall sees Alf head straight to the pub for a celebration and think that there's a surefire way of making more money. S4 E2: Pigeon Fancier.

The girls and their parents are arguing, and all because Sandra is now dating Carol's ex-boyfriend Bill... but is he all he seems, and is Carol over him? S5 E5: Dinner for Three.

S6 E.

Ranjeet loses all his hard-earned money he had been saving for his mother's birthday. It seems someone from the school has found it and bet half of it on a horse race. S2 E4: Many Happy Returns.

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.