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Whilst Jo visits her family, Chrissy and Robin are left alone in the flat together and Chrissy is alarmed by Robin's libido. When Robin brings the attractive Liz back to the flat, Chrissy starts to feel jealous.

Yvonne is in line for promotion, and Gary suspects that he is only holding her back. Life in 1941 seems more and more appealing and Gary feels it may be time for him to make a choice.

The British Olympic Synchronised Swimming team are in town to practise and Joyce persuades them to stay at the Solana. Although the team's very strict coach is not too impressed with the facilities, she agrees to Joyce's plan.

Arthur and the gang take a trip across the channel to make the most of the duty-free prices.

Convinced he is a failure, a depressed Frank visits a psychiatrist, but by the time Frank has related his life story, his shrink can only agree with his analysis.

The flat-mates find that the rent money has gone missing and call the police. However, they are so anxious that the Ropers do not find out about the theft that, rather than explain to them what happened, they try to avoid them.

Host Kenny Everett welcomes musical guests Elkie Brooks and Renaissance.

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

It's Christmas Eve and the Pledges have booked a table at the Hotel Metropolis for their Christmas dinner. But when the snow starts, it keeps up until it is up to the top of the door, making all the Pledges prisoners.

Eli and Stan are off for a quiet double date in the local leaving Nellie on her own whilst there's a prowler on the loose. When Walter is mistakenly identified as the prowler, Nellie and Lily set out to clear his name.

Nostalgic review of LNER begins at King's Cross, and moves on to the lines filled with an outgoing variety of Pacifics.

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It's Autumn 1908 and Elizabeth and James Bellamy discover Sarah, their former under-housemaid, starving and homeless in the East End. When they decide to reinstate her, she again causes trouble for the household.

Twelvetrees gets an offer to be Sir Ralph and Lady Agatha's butler, Mabel is on the verge of being evicted from her home, Alf comes up with a drastic solution to Teddy's problem, and Cissy finds out whether she has been elected.

Mrs Boswell meets Lilo Lill, Roxy has returned to Joey's life, and Adrian buys something really stupid.

Harold thinks he has struck antique gold when he buys a 19th century commode, but Albert isn't so sure.

Ethel falls for American airman Joe, who plans to take her to the States. Wilfred considers joining the army. However, Joe is suddenly recalled home. Ethel's sadness is relieved when Wilfred, rejected by the army for flat feet, decides to stay.

Alan and Philip are puzzled when items of expensive-looking, trendy furniture suddenly appear. Could Rigsby's motive be anything to do with Brenda, the pretty blonde photographic model who has just moved into one of his flats?

The flat-mates find that the rent money has gone missing and call the police. However, they are so anxious that the Ropers do not find out about the theft that, rather than explain to them what happened, they try to avoid them.

Gary and Phoebe look likely to change the course of history in wartime Liverpool, where Ron's grandfather is said to have been a hero.

Tongues wag as to why Jack is taking so long in Scarborough, as he seeks out a divorce.

At Charlie Johnson's funeral, a friend of Arthur's persuades him to help with the next 'big one'.

As Penny recovers from her last meeting with Vince, a chance encounter threatens to complicate matters further.

Mr Roper confesses to Mildred that they have had a son for the past eighteen years, at least on paper, but now the Income Tax authorities would like to meet him.

Mrs Boswell meets Lilo Lill, Roxy has returned to Joey's life, and Adrian buys something really stupid.

Auntie Vera has got problems with her hips and defective lifts, so tells Sharon and Tracey she is moving in. There is only one room available though, and a dismayed Dorien is told that family must come first.

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

Rigsby has found a new lodger called Seymour, who is staying in town away from his country estate. Philip and Alan are not quite as convinced of his authenticity though.

Albert and Harold's Scrabble game is interrupted by a flying visit from the vicar who inspires them to take up journalism.

This memorable storyline has Bob and Terry going to extraordinary lengths to avoid hearing a football score before they watch a recording of the match on TV. Interestingly, those other two Geordie lads Ant and Dec made their own version of this particular episode.

Arthur stands as an independent candidate at the local bye-election, but the seat holds the balance of power for the whole borough and his rivals use dirty tricks, landing him in custody.

Madge is preparing for her wedding to Mohammed, the wealthy son of Mel's old business partner. However, when Mick and Michael come across Mohammed in a sports bar, they suspect that he is not quite what he seems. Elsewhere, Joyce thinks that someone in the hotel is feeding...

Dean Lennox Kelly returns for the landmark 100th episode of `Shameless', as Mickey gives Mimi an ultimatum: either the new boiler goes or he does; and suddenly Mickey finds himself on The Jockey sofa. Kelly tells Marty to keep his distance, but it's easier said than done....