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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 is disappointed to discover that 1941 is a great place to visit, but a terrible place to live. He's hungry and bored. Also, now that he lives in the East End, Gary is enlisted on fire-watching duty on top of a paint factory.

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...

Arthur arranges a safe house for his friend Sidney who's on the run from a murder. Unfortunately, the safe house turns out to be Dave's sister's caravan.

The new manager of the labour exchange refuses to believe that Frank is unemployable.

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.

Kenny Everett welcomes Bonnie Tyler, the Darts and City Boy to the show.

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

The Pledges have a new coal man and Nellie's checking out the size of his cobs to see if they're as good as the last fellow's. Nellie thinks she discovers something unsavoury about Lily.

Whilst the landlord is away, Nellie has been asked to mind the bar at the Spread Eagle. However, after Eli and Stan take advantage of the free beer barrels in the cellar, she soon bars everyone from drinking in there.

How things have changed from the 1950s and the glory days of steam to recent times.

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