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Chrissy and Robin borrow George's old car to drive down to Southampton to watch a football match, but it breaks down. Help comes from an unexpected quarter which is just as well because when they ring home George is in the pub, showing off his wig.

Chrissy is learning to drive, assisted by Robin. Mr Roper, incensed by the fact that they have put a penny on a pint at the British Legion, is busy 'home brewing'. It's powerful stuff, as Robin finds out when he's breathalysed.

A young unknown typist, Priscilla White, sings with local Liverpool bands as the Merseybeat music scene explodes in the early 1960s. Priscilla falls for young chancer Bobby Willis, but in her desperation to become a star, she elbows him aside. Then a failed audition with Beatles...

With Cilla and Bobby reunited, Cilla's confidence returns, and she is once again dazzling crowds with her amazing voice. Brian Epstein gives her a second chance but the first record she cuts fails in the charts.

Cilla's success with Anyone Who Had a Heart is soon followed by her second successive number one You're My World. However, a failed attempt to break the American market, her tumultuous relationship with Bobby and the unravelling of Brian's private life threaten to derail her...

After a mix-up with a large freezer Terry decides to leave Arthur's employ and try his hand in the second-hand furniture business.

The Garveys are alarmed by rumours of a gang kidnapping the unwary and stealing their organs, so when Michael sees a tall dark stranger bundling Madge into a car, they are convinced she is a victim. Still after a fourth star for the Solana, Joyce invites Victor St James of...

While cleaning the windows, Jackson spots Letitia kissing Dee Davies in her bedroom. Jackson goes berserk, attacking Dee in front of a social worker who's waiting to assess him and Avril as foster parents. Meanwhile, Frank isn't much use in the parent department, staggering to...

Jo is anxious to impress new boyfriend David and strong arms Robin into cooking a romantic meal for him. Unfortunately Robin has innocently cooked pork dishes for David, who turns out to be Jewish.