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Eddie and Loretta seem to be getting on surprisingly well as they make secret plans for an anniversary party for Billy and Sheron back in the UK, but it looks as if the anniversary couple are making plans of their own. Meanwhile, the chips are down for Monty now that Joyce has...

Terry's latest job is to guard a young boy who is being threatened by his father's ex-partner who, just out of jail feels he is being cheated out of his promised fortune.

Phoebe loses her patience when Gary backs out of a part in Noel Coward's new film, unaware that this is because he doesn't want to be recognised in it in the 1990s.

Robin is due to play for the college in a football game but ends up in bed with a heavy cold, which he has caught from George Roper. The girls do their best to find ways to get him up and about in time for the game.

Host Kenny Everett welcomes the Pretenders and Darts for music and laughter.

Some people think that dandelion leaves pickled at full moon can really win the Pledges the coveted Golden Gherkin, but Nellie's wonder ingredient lands her greatest rival in a real pickle.

The long arm of the law reaches out for Eli from the distant past in a particularly unexpected way, but with Nellie in court, it's all set to get its knuckles rapped in a way that only Nellie can.

Journeying from Lancaster to Barrow-in-Furness on the historic Furness Railway, and exploring its history, the area's mining heritage, as well as the sights that are along the way.

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The best music from the 1960s and some forgotten gems. The soundtrack to New Year's Day.

Bernard earns admiration from not only the students, when he decides to use betting as a means of teaching maths.

Potter the caretaker finds himself the prime suspect when a student is attacked on the way home from school.

Arthur buys a motorcycle combination lock, but can't get it to work, so Stan smuggles some tools out of the depot to help him.

Jack and Stan are amongst bus crew staff who have been attacked by drunken yobs and, when Blakey advertises a self-defence class teaching martial arts, the pair decide to join.

Harold gets an offer that would enable him to leave the junkyard forever, but his dad has other ideas and does all he can to keep up the family tradition.

Harold has been starting to go out in the evenings, making Albert suspicious. It turns out Harold has a 'bird', so Albert suggests Harold invite her round for dinner.

The offer of a free piano seems too good to be true - and it is.

Harold tries to teach Albert a valuable lesson in economics, but his plan backfires.

Harold is fed up with scraping a living and with Albert's constant criticism of his ability to do the rounds. He decides to follow a different vocation and takes a correspondence course in TV repairing.

Harold has holiday plans, and they don't involve Albert or the annual trip to Bognor Regis. Albert attempts to change his son's mind by using emotional blackmail.

Young Mr Grace has died and the Grace Brothers department store has closed. The former staff attend a reading of his will, and find they have inherited a hotel.

After their first night in their own hotel, the former staff of Grace Brothers are settling into their new roles. However, they still need to come up with money to get the hotel running.

Mrs Slocombe finds herself in court for stealing a horse-drawn cart and Mr Humphries' relationship with Mavis Moulterd continues to develop.

A party of Americans have come to stay at the Millstone Country Hotel for a weekend. It means £1,000 plus tips, so the staff set about bringing the ageing hotel up to scratch.

A photograph for the hotel brochure is planned. Ghostly happenings start at the manor.

Little does the staff realise that it is expected to provide cultural entertainment for a group of American tourists.

Sharon gets a visit from estranged husband Chris, seeking a quick divorce so that he can marry his new love Angie, a blind woman, but Tracey has a few doubts.

Sharon, Tracey and Dorien end up jobless and the resulting financial crisis leads to a huge row. Garth and Marcie launch their pub successfully, thanks to a mystery celebrity Twitter endorsement.

Sharon and Tracey get a glimpse of a possible future when they see two elderly sisters in the supermarket. Dorien's court case comes to a conclusion.

Dorien is treating Sharon and Tracey to a Christmas trip to the Canaries, but with Tracey's fear of flying, Sharon's hopes for adventure, and Dorien's eagerness for anything in trousers, will it be plane sailing?

Sharon amazes the others when it turns out that she has a high IQ, and Dorien, under pressure to find a heroine for her next book, decides to push her towards a surprising career.

As the much-loved sitcom celebrates its tenth year on television screens, taking a trip down memory lane with the help of interviews, iconic clips, behind-the-scenes action and never-before-seen footage.

Transfer day and a baggage handlers' strike at the airport cause panic at the Solana. The Dawsons hightail it to the airport with their anniversary party in jeopardy, but it looks increasingly likely that they won't be getting back to the UK to celebrate. They get the cold...

In this Christmas '74 special, Bob and Thelma are determined to enjoy the Christmas festivities to the full, but inevitably, Terry creates one or two problems for Bob when he passes his driving test and becomes a mini cab driver. When Bob and Thelma book Terry to take them to a...

Robin is due to play for the college in a football game but ends up in bed with a heavy cold, which he has caught from George Roper. The girls do their best to find ways to get him up and about in time for the game.

When Gary enters Duckett's Passage from the wrong end, he finds himself in the 1880s where Jack the Ripper is on the loose.