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Time-travelling philanderer Gary's new career as a 1940s entertainer is taking off, as is his trade in wartime 78s, but now he must take the strain of two opening nights in two different eras.

The Garveys are stopped at the airport when white pills are found in Madge's luggage, but it's Mick who is detained at the airport as Janice, Madge and Michael carry on to the resort.

After Arthur sells a clapped out car to a nun everything starts to go horribly wrong.

Frank attends his RAF reunion and the hidden story of his short but eventful spell in the services unfolds in flashback.

The three flatmates plan a party, taking advantage of the fact that the Ropers will be out visiting Mildred's sister and her husband. The evening begins well but turns sour when Liz, whom Robin had previously pursued, takes an interest in Mark.

Kenny Everett welcomes the Boomtown Rats and Suzi Quatro for music and more.

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

When Eli and Nellie hear tell of Stan's win on the pools, they can't come up with a plan to get his cash fast enough. But unsurprisingly, all is never as it at first seems with Stan.

A husband for Nellie and a wife for Eli doesn't really seem like too much to ask either sibling. The Pledges enter the Matrimonial Stakes but fail to come under starter's orders.

In the southwest of England lies the Avon Valley Railway running southeast from urban Oldland Common, through rural Bitton and into the beautiful Avon Valley.

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

It's June 1909 and Elizabeth, now 21, is in love with the poet Lawrence Kirkbridge. She is determined to lead a modern life against current social convention and, as the Edwardian era draws to a close, the pair eventually marry. Meanwhile, her brother James renews an old...

Lord Meldrum intends on sending Teddy to his rubber plantation in Malaya. However, the death of Lady Lavender's parrot leads to some bizarre funeral arrangements.

The family is thrown into panic when Mr Boswell is arrested for stealing the Corporation's cart, and Grandad is picked up wandering the streets.

When Harold is invited to appear in a local amateur dramatics festival under the tutelage of renowned director Rupert Faines-Muir, he reckons he's on the way to stardom. Unsurprisingly, Albert is not convinced.

It is Jack and May's wedding anniversary, but May is worried that she might be pregnant. Meanwhile, Arnold fears he is about to get the sack.

Rigsby returns to find two unexpected arrivals, Miss Jones and a baby. However, a baby is against the rules.

The three flatmates plan a party, taking advantage of the fact that the Ropers will be out visiting Mildred's sister and her husband. The evening begins well but turns sour when Liz, whom Robin had previously pursued, takes an interest in Mark.

As Gary and Phoebe's wedding is drawing closer, he spends his last night as a free man flitting between his two stag dos, one with Ron and the other at the Royal Oak with a near-dunk in the English Channel.

Jack continues his social climbing, mingling with the Duke of Bedlington and Lady Caroline.

When Ron the Burglar opens Arthur's lock-up with a metal comb, he is employed to install the latest high-tech alarm systems. However, Ron is more practised at picking locks than installing burglar deterrents.

Things start to look bright for the Warrenders as Norman's job prospects improve, but all is not running smoothly in the Pinner household.

Robin gets a job selling encyclopaedias to earn extra money and is given a set on approval to sell. George is doing a competition to win a holiday and needs general knowledge answers, so Robin prepares to sell him the books.

The family is thrown into panic when Mr Boswell is arrested for stealing the Corporation's cart, and Grandad is picked up wandering the streets.

Sharon and Tracey work out that Dorien is fast approaching an important birthday and decide that, whether she likes it or not, the event calls for a celebration.

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

Rigsby and Vienna prepare to spend a grouchy, cheap Christmas alone.

Albert has never made a contribution to the welfare state but is still intent upon making a claim.

Terry is disappointed that Bob has asked someone else to be his best man, but he eventually agrees to go out for a meal with his friend. After a few drinks at the restaurant, they start to chat up a couple of pretty women who are also eating there.

Trouble brews when Arthur has an illegal car phone installed and starts crashing the airwaves.

Cocktail waiter Jason Gallagher turns up at the Solana looking for bar work, Mateo jealously tells him there are no jobs available, but when he skives off, Jason hops over the bar and attracts a crowd with his spectacular cocktail making.

Mimi might wear the trousers in the family, but it's time Billy pulled his weight, so Mimi sets a profitable challenge to test his manhood. Meanwhile, Mickey channels his 'inner drama queen' at the community service with a difference. Ray's skill with numbers does not go...

The three flatmates plan a party, taking advantage of the fact that the Ropers will be out visiting Mildred's sister and her husband. The evening begins well but turns sour when Liz, whom Robin had previously pursued, takes an interest in Mark.