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When George refuses to go with Mildred to a dance on board a boat in the Thames, she asks Robin to be her escort and he agrees. Mildred basks in the fact that her partner is much younger than the other males present.

Jeremy is astonished to find all his old students returning for a new year.

The Maltbys are back and Pauline must battle her demons. Tiger and Joey get into trouble with a biker gang.

Arthur attempts to get money from an Indian immigrant but is paid in counterfeit money.

The couples decide to take a trip into the mountains.

When George refuses to go with Mildred to a dance on board a boat in the Thames, she asks Robin to be her escort and he agrees. Mildred basks in the fact that her partner is much younger than the other males present.

With Cliff Richard and Dave Edmunds and Rockpile, all in the best possible taste.

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.

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

Rigsby plays on Alan's fear of the unknown with tales of vampires, werewolves and ghosts, but strange things happen when their thoughts turn to the 'Grey Lady'.

David is carried away by the throb of guitars, the drone of the cicadas, the scent of the bougainvillea, but most of all by Linda.

David and Lyn put Simon and Oliver on a health plan.

Mum's sister, Aunt Maud, comes to stay, bringing her once little dog, Marcus, now a huge wolfhound. Their presence means a change of sleeping arrangements and a sleepless night for Stan, bunking up with Arthur.

The Boswells receive a rather unwelcome visitor as they are busy planning a family holiday despite the lack of enthusiasm.

Albert decides to build a bathroom in a very inconvenient place for Harold, who is having a lady friend over for cocktails.

The staff discover that the station is a hundred years old and decide to have a street party to celebrate. They dress up in Victorian costume as the mayor cuts a ribbon, a brass band plays and the press covers it for the local paper.

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.

To allow Jo to go out on a date, Chrissy and Robin agree to baby-sit on her behalf for Mr and Mrs Randall. Robin is severely disappointed with the lack of colour television and that the drinks cabinet is locked.

Yvonne suspects Gary is having an affair, so she follows him to the shop, however, with the war coming to an end, there are many surprises in store for Gary, his two wives and Ron.

Jack is lured into a risky deal by a fellow entrepreneur.

Arthur begins a racing scam with con artist JJ Mooney. As the money starts to flow, JJ complicates things when he suffers a heart attack.

Penny is aching to tell Vince that she doesn't want to see him again - the trouble is he hasn't contacted her for over three weeks.

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.

The Boswells receive a rather unwelcome visitor as they are busy planning a family holiday despite the lack of enthusiasm.

Dorien's book group come together to discuss Dostoevsky's 'Crime and Punishment' - which turns out to be surprisingly appropriate when Tracey warns Garth not to lead his younger brother astray.

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

Rigsby drums up support for his own candidate as the local elections get under way.

Harold pretends to forget Albert's birthday as a joke, but it ends up not being so funny.

News of Uncle Jacob's death comes with a mixture of regret and relief for the Colliers, and the funeral gives Bob an insight into his own future.

Terry goes undercover to find out why a mini-cab firm is suffering so much violence.

Pauline falls spectacularly off the wagon to the dismay of Noreen and Geoff. Geoff tries to sort her out, but Pauline has drunkenly befriended young Jodie. The Solana wristbands are being replaced by a new and improved ID card system. The technicalities of the new process prove...

With the launch night of the newly redecorated Jockey looming, Jamie and Karen are feeling the pressure in their relationship. The honeymoon period is well and truly over and tempers are frayed; neither of them can do right for doing wrong. With their marriage nearing crisis...

George sells Mildred's sun lamp to Larry, who then sells it on to Robin, who wants a pre-holiday tan. Mildred spots Robin's tan and accuses him of stealing from her.