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

Albert accidentally smashes some of Harold's prize ornaments while cleaning, and tries to avoid getting into trouble by pretending they were burgled

Harold gives ballroom dancing a whirl, tripping the light fantastic with a passing milkman before entering a local competition

Albert announces he is getting married and brings his bride-to-be home to meet Harold - who immediately recognises her as one of his old flames

The local Conservative Party asks Albert to entertain then-prime minister Edward Heath at the yard, but Harold is less than impressed

Billy wastes money on a stolen statue and Joey tries to claim an incontinence allowance for Grandad. First episode of Carla Lane's comedy, with Jean Boht and Peter Howitt

Seventies drama. Returning home from the Isle of Wight Pop Festival, a free-spirited group of guys and girls clash with the landowner where they pitch camp. Contains nudity.

Freddie Boswell makes a return to the family home after being shunned by his mistress. Unsurprisingly, he gets a cool reception from his wife and children

A exploitative photographer suggests Aveline should pose topless - but soon regrets his suggestion. Meanwhile, Jack makes an inauspicious entry into the art world

Freddie's sea-faring brother dies, so the Boswells decide it would be fitting to arrange a burial at sea. Carla Lane's comedy, starring Jean Boht and Ronald Forfar

Aveline bares all for the front cover of a magazine, Adrian finds himself out of a job and a card game leaves Freddie £500 in debt

Penny cannot resist her ex-fiance Vince's charm when she bumps into him after five years apart. First-ever episode of the comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Vince gets a dressing-down when he runs into Penny's mother, who has not forgiven him for jilting her daughter. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Penny and Vince test their feelings for each other over dinner at Vince's flat. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Vince decides to ask his father for advice and Penny learns a few home truths. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Penny decides to break off her relationship with Vince - but it seems he has already come to the same decision since he has not called her in weeks

Penny's parents plan a secret party for her birthday, but there is an even bigger surprise on the horizon

Penny sets up home with Vince, and everything runs like clockwork - until burglars intervene. Comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Vince earns a soaking from Penny during a lunch date, and does not help matters by turning up at the Warrener household the worse for wear

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

Rigsby imagines he is rich after being left a sizeable sum in his uncle's will. But there is a catch - and the landlord has to seek Miss Jones's help. With guest star Andrew Sachs

Bob becomes increasingly worried about Terry, who seems to have gone off beer and mellowed into a strange state of middle-aged contemplativeness

The Dawsons continue to speculate about Cyd's motives, but Rob pops the question anyway, while both Kenneth and Callum have romantic entanglements

Jackson goes berserk when he sees Letitia kissing Dee Davies in her bedroom, and Frank drunkenly stumbles on to a minibus before waking up in a synagogue

Vince upsets the female members of the Warrender family by crashing Penny's car and causing her mother to faint in the street

Bob becomes increasingly worried about Terry, who seems to have gone off beer and mellowed into a strange state of middle-aged contemplativeness

The Dawsons continue to speculate about Cyd's motives, but Rob pops the question anyway, while both Kenneth and Callum have romantic entanglements

Shane's actions at a charity night cause a public outcry, and Libby rediscovers her passion for literature, which also opens her eyes to her waning relationship with Frank

The bus crews go on strike, causing discord at work and in the Butler household. Very first episode of the comedy, starring Reg Varney and Stephen Lewis

Mother's demands make life miserable for the family on her birthday

When a crime occurs at Russell's shop, Eleanor investigates the case

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

Michael Portillo explores Snowdonia, the town of Porthmadog, and the village Portmeirion, crafted by Bertram Clough Williams-Ellis, and made famous by The Prisoner TV series

Oliver suggests it would be mutually beneficial if he and Simon were to stop feuding and go into partnership, but he has an ulterior motive in mind

Simon and Oliver agree to undertake a stock check, but deceit and greed are the order of the day. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies