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Harry Lambert’s done a night‑long stint in the signal box, only to have a dead body arrive and leave him debating if it’s freight or a passenger. Series 1, Episode 5 – “The Late Mr Buckly”.

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Harry Lambert’s done a night‑long stint in the signal box, only to have a dead body arrive and leave him debating if it’s freight or a passenger. Series 1, Episode 5 – “The Late Mr Buckly”.
Phoebe snaps when Gary pulls out of a part in Noel Coward’s latest film, not realising he’s scared of being recognised in the 1990s. Series 6, Episode 4 – “Grief Encounter”.
Bean completely misses the New Year's midnight, then rigs a bizarre way to cart his bargain haul home and ends up making a proper mess while trying his hand at a bit of decorating. E9: DIY, Mr Bean.
Detective Sam Tyler crashes and ends up in 1973, where his modern mindset clashes with the era’s police methods. John Simm stars. Series 1, Episode 1.
Sandra and Beryl go out for a night on the town, thinking a few drinks and a dash of optimism will lift their spirits – but the evening quickly spirals into more chaos than comfort.
A roundup of live acts from 1960s TV music shows, serving up an authentic slice of the era’s top hits.
Malcolm's mum finally finds out what really went on at Mod Shops, and David ends up signing up to be the driver for a day out.
Tracey’s getting jittery about her looks and decides to try Botox, Travis thinks a new tattoo will impress a schoolgirl, and Sharon’s hearing seems to be going downhill.
Bean pops into a salon for a trim, but somehow ends up cutting the other customers’ hair and making a
David and Amy Pearce jet off to Spain for a second honeymoon, living off David’s redundancy payout. Episode one: Viva Espana.
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A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
The Meldrum money’s vanished, so the family and their staff are scrambling to figure out what’s next – can Lady Lavender and Cissy pull everyone out of the financial mess? Series 4, episode 6 – Well,…
Rigsby finally ends things with Miss Jones, files for divorce and advertises himself in the local paper, only to find the dating scene isn’t exactly a smooth ride.
Shirley's dad gets the sack, so Wolfie hustles to snag the post for him and win his respect – but his campaign falls apart faster than you’d expect.
The lads mull over how Dad moving back into the Bosworth house will affect things, while Nellie is stunned by her husband's shift in religious belief. Series 2, Episode 5.
Beryl's gin‑loving mum, Mrs Hennessey, shows up and starts hurling insults at everyone. While things go off the rails, Sandra sneaks off to meet Rex, the married man she just can’t shake.
Lady Lawrence's horsebox rolls into the station as Wilfred pops over with the basics, while Harry's signal box looks like it's gone up in flames.
The Meldrum money’s vanished, so the family and their staff are scrambling to figure out what’s next – can Lady Lavender and Cissy pull everyone out of the financial mess? Series 4, episode 6 – Well,…
Chrissy’s taking driving lessons from Robin to get ready for her test, while George’s DIY spirit sees him brewing a tipple that turns out a lot stronger than he expected. (Series 4, Episode 2 – One f…
Miss Courtney tells Mr Brown and the class they’ve got three days to pull together an act for the school talent show.
The Johnsons step in to rescue Alf after he gets locked out for turning up late from the pub. (Series 2, Episode 2)
Beryl's gin‑loving mum, Mrs Hennessey, shows up and starts hurling insults at everyone. While things go off the rails, Sandra sneaks off to meet Rex, the married man she just can’t shake.
The lads mull over how Dad moving back into the Bosworth house will affect things, while Nellie is stunned by her husband's shift in religious belief. Series 2, Episode 5.
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Lady Lawrence's horsebox rolls into the station as Wilfred pops over with the basics, while Harry's signal box looks like it's gone up in flames.
Gary heads down the wrong end of Duckett’s Passage and lands smack in the 1880s, right when Jack the Ripper’s on the prowl. Series 6, episode 5 – “The ‘Ouses in Between”.
Mr Bean pops up at the fair and suddenly ends up looking after a baby, hoping the panicked mum turns up before things get out of hand. Episode 10: Mind the Baby, Mr Bean.
Detective Sam Tyler ends up in 1973 and spots Gene Hunt about to plant evidence in order to lock down a slippery criminal. John Simm stars. S1 E2.
Beryl persuades Sandra to bunk with Rex for a week while her mum’s in hospital. Sandra rolls the dice on a new romance, and Gwyn suddenly bolts.
A roundup of live acts from 1960s TV music shows, serving up an authentic slice of the era’s top hits.
Malcolm’s business is booming, so the Stonewell home is now swamped with motorbikes – and not everyone’s thrilled about the extra noise. Series 3, episode 5 – “Wrenching”.
Sharon’s ex, Chris, drops by wanting a quick divorce so he can wed his new blind girlfriend Angie, and Tracey isn’t entirely
Rowan Atkinson is Mr. Bean, the bumbling lad who ends up sitting an exam, attempting a sunbathe and finding himself in church alongside Richard Briers.
Two couples head to a bullfight to catch El Macho in the ring – David’s keen, but the show doesn’t quite match what he imagined.
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A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
The debut of the upstairs‑downstairs comedy from the Hi‑de‑Hi! writers sees Alf and his daughter Ivy start work at the Meldrum manor, and Alf is taken aback when a familiar face turns up.
Ambrose, the new housemate, swears his gypsy roots give him the gift of hypnosis. Rigsby isn’t convinced at first, but soon begins to wonder if that talent could be useful to him. Series 4, episode 5…
Wolfie and his Tooting Popular Front find themselves rattled by local crook Fenning after a batch of stolen stereos surfaces – Series 2, Episode 3, “The Tooting Connection”.
The Boswells are in a right flap as their dog needs an operation, and Aveline pops back from London after her modelling gig.
Beryl and Sandra band together to save a tree, but Sandra suddenly becomes a fierce leader, turning the laid‑back protest into a full‑scale revolt. S10 E3: Spare That Tree
The Hatley Station team are up at the crack of dawn to meet a new arrival, but later in the day another visitor shows up who isn’t exactly greeted with open arms – S1 E7: Past Love.
The debut of the upstairs‑downstairs comedy from the Hi‑de‑Hi! writers sees Alf and his daughter Ivy start work at the Meldrum manor, and Alf is taken aback when a familiar face turns up.
A bit of woodworm turns up in the upstairs flat, so the girls and Robin have to find somewhere else to stay, and George calls in his self‑styled handyman to deal with it.
Mr Brown's newest pupil is a loud‑mouthed Scotsman with a strong dialect, and he quickly proves to be a handful for everyone in the class.
Alf’s behaving oddly after Mrs Hollingberry locks him out of his bedroom, and the milkman drops by with some good news. (Series 2, episode 3)
Beryl and Sandra band together to save a tree, but Sandra suddenly becomes a fierce leader, turning the laid‑back protest into a full‑scale revolt. S10 E3: Spare That Tree
The Boswells are in a right flap as their dog needs an operation, and Aveline pops back from London after her modelling gig.
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The Hatley Station team are up at the crack of dawn to meet a new arrival, but later in the day another visitor shows up who isn’t exactly greeted with open arms – S1 E7: Past Love.
A mysterious visitor from the future shows up at Gary's shop to shut the time portal, prompting Gary to start wondering about what his own future holds. Just in Time.
Back at school, Mr. Bean gives a kid a scare in the chemistry lab and, when he walks into the art class, the nudes make him keep his eyes on the floor.
Detective Sam Tyler finds himself transported back to 1973 after a hit in his 2006 world, and he’s thrown straight into a stabbing at the old mill that’s now a police station. John Simm leads the cha…
Sandra has a whirlwind week with Rex while her mum’s in hospital, then life goes back to normal. Beryl hears from runaway Gwyn, and Mrs Hennessey is on the hunt for some divine lottery tips. Series 1…
A roundup of live acts from 1960s TV music shows, serving up an authentic slice of the era’s top hits.
David and Pamela get married with Malcolm acting as best man, and Susan shows up with a rather odd wedding present.
Back To Zero sees Sharon, Tracey and Dorien all get sacked, money gets tight and they have a massive blow‑up –
Mr Bean turns a routine visit to the department store into a string of painfully awkward moments, getting far more involved than anyone expects. Episode 2 – The Return of Mr Bean.
David finds himself drawn in by the thumping guitars, the cicadas’ buzz, the scent of bougainvillaea – and, above all, by Linda. This is series 1, episode 3, called “Praying Mantis”.
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The Jet Hawk is cordless, rechargeable and can turn any water tap into a solid pressure washer. Give them a ring or pop over to highstreettv.com for more info. It’s a teleshopping slot.
Looking for a solid night’s kip? This teleshopping hour showcases Dormeo mattresses that suit any size, any bedroom and any budget, so everyone can snag a comfy upgrade.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
The staff spot a rude, libellous word splashed across Lord Meldrum's car and start hunting the mystery graffiti artist. (Series 1, Episode 1 – “The Phantom Signwriter”)
Rigsby finally gets down on one knee with his decree absolute and asks Miss Jones to marry him – now we’re left wondering if she’ll say yes. Episode: Come On In The Water’s Lovely.
Wolfie (Robert Lindsay) is stunned to actually get a job, while his over‑protective dad (Peter Vaughan) is over‑the‑moon that the new recruit “Yeti” is joining the honest working class. The episode r…
Mrs Boswell's not thrilled when Billy and Julie pick a Protestant church for their baby's christening. S3 E1
Sandra and Beryl go out for a night on the town, thinking a few drinks and a dash of optimism will lift their spirits – but the evening quickly spirals into more chaos than comfort.
May’s looking to jump to a bigger station, but Jack and Cecil aren’t having it – they both put in for a transfer just to keep near her. Job Opportunity.
The staff spot a rude, libellous word splashed across Lord Meldrum's car and start hunting the mystery graffiti artist. (Series 1, Episode 1 – “The Phantom Signwriter”)
Larry’s still doling out fake names – he’s now calling himself Robin Tripp, which has Chrissy and Jo assuming he’s a proper bounder. Then a girl shows up saying she’s pregnant with his. S4 E4: Never …
Danielle, the au pair, drops the couple’s baby off in the college canteen, only to find the tot missing when the class finishes. Series 3, episode 2 – Who Loves Ya Baby?
Alf and Arthur are down for a pint, chewing over what a free society entails. Alf says you can only have true freedom if it’s underpinned by control and discipline. Series 2, episode 4.
Sandra and Beryl go out for a night on the town, thinking a few drinks and a dash of optimism will lift their spirits – but the evening quickly spirals into more chaos than comfort.
Mrs Boswell's not thrilled when Billy and Julie pick a Protestant church for their baby's christening. S3 E1
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May’s looking to jump to a bigger station, but Jack and Cecil aren’t having it – they both put in for a transfer just to keep near her. Job Opportunity.
Gary thinks that Yvonne is having an affair, so he asks Ron to spy on her. Plus, Gary and Phoebe join a concert troupe in Belgium, but their efforts are quickly thwarted. S6 E7: How I Won the War
Bean's wash‑day plans go haywire, and his mini‑golf round quickly turns into a comedy of errors as he can’t keep his ball under control.
Sam finds out CID's got a dodgy side while he's on the trail of a local crime kingpin. The boss moves to block Sam's probe – can Gene do the decent thing? Starring John Simm, Series 1 Episode 4.
Beryl (Polly James) and Sandra (Nerys Hughes) finally reunite, but a spat over their mums and Beryl blowing up Sandra’s Rex‑fuelled fantasy send them both reeling. Beryl storms out of the flat, and t…
A roundup of live acts from 1960s TV music shows, serving up an authentic slice of the era’s top hits.
A look at the ins and outs of the entertainment business.
Sharon and Tracey spot a pair of elderly sisters while shopping and start mulling over what their own future might hold, and Dorien finally sees his court case wrapped up.
Bean heads to the pool and has a right laugh with the diving board, then makes a flamboyant dash out of a car park before sorting out a cheeky sandwich. Episode 3: The Curse of Mr Bean.
The couples head out on a coach ride into the mountains, where David splurges on the gypsy shawl Linda’s been admiring. When Amy discovers she’s out of cash, David ends up selling his watch. Spanish …
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The Drew & Cole 5‑Minute CleverChef whips up quick, healthy snacks and meals in just minutes. Have a look at highstreettv.com for more info. Teleshopping.
Looking for a solid night’s kip? This teleshopping hour showcases Dormeo mattresses that suit any size, any bedroom and any budget, so everyone can snag a comfy upgrade.
Whip up a toasted sandwich straight in the microwave – it actually works, giving you that satisfying crunch without needing a grill. You can order the Clever Micro Toastie at highstreettv.com. Telesh…
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
A mix of live numbers lifted from TV music shows of the 60s and 70s – pure retro vibes from the era.
Teddy keeps sneaking up to Ivy’s bedroom each night, and Lady Lavender is set on handing her share of the family fortune over to the servants.
A look at the ins and outs of the entertainment business.
Wolfie (Robert Lindsay) gets a surprise when a foreign revolutionary shows up at his flat, asks after him and begs for cash to fund the Tooting Popular Front. The episode returns to the show’s cheeky…
Grandad turns 75, and Jack and Adrian sort out a present that ends up being far more valuable than they imagined.
Beryl persuades Sandra to bunk with Rex for a week while her mum’s in hospital. Sandra rolls the dice on a new romance, and Gwyn suddenly bolts.
Jack and May are clashing with their teenage daughter, the crew heads to a dance night, and Ethel’s thrilled about finally having a shot at love.
Teddy keeps sneaking up to Ivy’s bedroom each night, and Lady Lavender is set on handing her share of the family fortune over to the servants.
Robin goes with Chrissy to her nephew’s christening, while Jo finally ends up hearing George take the mic at the British Legion choir concert. Series 4, Episode 5 – “The Tender Trap”.
Mr Brown ends up with a broken leg after taking Juan to A&E, and the on‑call Sister mistakenly tells the school he’s died. S3 E3: No Flowers by Request
Series 2, episode 5 sees Alf (Warren Mitchell) and his mate Arthur (Arthur English) stumble onto a tidy sum when they find a jacket full of old service ribbons and Else’s wheelchair. It’s Alf‑Garnett…
Beryl persuades Sandra to bunk with Rex for a week while her mum’s in hospital. Sandra rolls the dice on a new romance, and Gwyn suddenly bolts.
Grandad turns 75, and Jack and Adrian sort out a present that ends up being far more valuable than they imagined.