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A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

Get ready for Halloween with all your favourite blasts from the past. It's our 80s Halloween party weekend.

On a foggy night in London, Gary wanders into the unknown and has a close encounter with a notorious criminal

Penny feels Vince is taking her for granted and decides to teach him a lesson

Jenny brings a male college friend home, intending to sleep with him, while Bill and Rona have a high time gluing floor tiles in their warehouse

Mavis Moulterd has a passionate crush on Mr Humphries, and Captain Peacock finds a loaded gun in the writing room. Comedy sequel, starring John Inman

Having discovered Alf's deception and broken his Lordship's crockery in a fit of anger, Mrs Lipton is left wondering whether she still has a job

Penny is rescued from a boring evening with her estranged husband Graham

Mrs Boswell has trouble with a neighbour, Billy has a new job and Aveline is offered the chance of a lifetime

Hacker tries to convince Sir Humphrey that a computer holding vital citizen information could raise concerns about people's rights to privacy. Paul Eddington stars

Slapstick comedy. Frankie stops at a police station to ask for directions but gets roped into an ID parade - surely no-one is going to point a finger of accusation?

Elsie infuriates Alf by adopting a three-day week. Vintage comedy, starring Warren Mitchell and Una Stubbs

Stan and Jack are challenged to a darts match by clippies Iris and Jenny - who use their feminine charms to gain an unfair advantage

An unexpected visitor highlights the problems of the couple forced to live in the same building as their parents. Comedy, starring Michael Elphick

Tim chances upon the extra-marital affair of a local businessman, who offers the mummy's boy a contract to write a book and a large sum of money to keep quiet

The staff at Fenner Fashions walk out after rallying round Olive - winning their battle and an order for the factory

As his parents' anniversary approaches, Matthew decides to reunite them, hoping a little time in each other's company will pave the way for a reconciliation

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Poppy has other ideas when Belle tries to help her come to terms with the recent revelations, and dominatrix Charlotte plays a cruel trick on Belle

Gene is convinced a bomb warning in Manchester is the work of the IRA, prompting Sam to try to open his boss's eyes to the benefits of effective community relations

Hancock's TV set breaks down and he faces a night without television. Thinking he may go mad with boredom he sets off on a quest with Sid to find a working set. With Sid James.

Eric worries his domestic bliss will be ruined by Hattie's new boyfriend

Illness strikes Archie Glover, and Dr Thorpe insists he have a blood transfusion, but knowing who the donor is makes the invalid feel even more poorly