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Jeremy defends the honour of a French student.

A miserable Mateo reveals that his home life is a disaster and confides in Lesley that his mother-in-law Dolores is threatening to kill him. Lesley urges him to get out and start a new life. Plucking up the courage, Mateo decides to move out the same day, but when he arrives...

Arthur's hospital stay is disrupted when Terry's friend is framed for a job which Arthur witnessed.

David and Amy Pearce arrive in Spain for their 'second honeymoon', using David's redundancy pay.

When Chrissy is given two tickets for a Frank Sinatra concert, she becomes very popular. Jo offers to make her bed and Robin says he'll do anything she wants.

With the Moody Blues and David Essex from the late 1970s, all in the best possible taste.

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.

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Kenneth Williams and Barbara Windsor introduce a compilation of some of the best scenes from the many films in the 'Carry On' series.

A disagreement between Blakey and Stan causes the lads to go on strike, which leads to major disruption, both at work and at home.

A new conductor turns out to be a conductress, Iris, whom Stan dates. Despite being middle-aged he does not want his family to know and says he is on a late shift whilst taking Iris to the pub, where Arthur sees them.

To Stan's horror, Olive gets a job as a bus conductress, but she gets sick from the diesel fumes as well as getting stuck in the doors. It is down to Stan to think up an ingenious plan to get Olive off the buses, like saying that she is pregnant.

Stan is not feeling well as he is suffering from stomach aches. Arthur reckons it's because he eats too many chips and other fried foods and suggests he go on a diet.

When a vacancy arises for an inspector the crew-men are not keen to apply, fearing that they will end up like Blakey. But needs must in the Butler household as Mum needs a new coat and so Stan takes the vacancy.

The bus staff are given some say in the running of their canteen and Stan is put in charge as manager. He employs Mrs. Sharma as a cook, but she can only make Indian dishes, and so he replaces her with Olive.

Following an argument over the use of the staff darts board Stan and Jack are challenged to a match by his old flame Iris and her friend. Stan tries to practice but drops his darts into Olive's stew and has trouble adjusting to his new set.

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

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.

When one of Albert's 16 siblings passes away, a family feud ensues following the reading of the will. Wily old Albert has a few tricks up his sleeve though.

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

Harold seeks psychiatric help when his stress level reaches a dangerous all-time high. During a bout of sleepwalking, he tries to murder Albert.

When the arguments become just too much for Harold, he decides to take drastic measures to get some peace from Albert.

Ruth is depressed following 'the deception' of a recent male friend. Rigsby takes what he believes to be his chance to woo her. S2 E1; The Permissive Society.

Dour landlord Rigsby has trouble getting to grips with the idea of fasting.

There is a keep-fit craze going on in Rigsby's boarding house.

When Ruth shows signs of being in love, Rigsby is sure he is the one until he finds out about Desmond.

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.

A young widow who has been conned by her landlord's family receives an offer of help from Arthur and Terry.

The Solana welcomes the Dawson family for the first time and Grandad Eddie is already causing trouble when he nearly drowns his own granddaughter. His son Billy and daughter-in-law Sheron are not best pleased. Tiger brings along a new pal, Joey - who has never been abroad...

Debbie and Tom are forced to come to the aid of an assaulted woman whilst enjoying another secret rendezvous.