That's TV MCR Thursday

Eric and Hattie's plans to impress an important dinner guest are interrupted when a vintage vehicle crashes into their living room. Comedy, starring Hattie Jacques and Eric Sykes

With Eleanor off to the Bridge Club dinner and dance with Vera Polling, Sarah decides to invite Dr Sam Greenland over

The major is discredited, leaving Daphne feeling confused and angry. Comedy, starring Angela Thorne and Michael Elphick

Ron's attempts to play the daredevil put Gary in danger. Nicholas Lyndhurst and Victor McGuire star

The staff learn the Prime Minister is coming to dinner, but Alf is too busy with Lady Lavender to care. Teddy's flirtations with the factory girls causes a mass walk-out

Part one of two. Arthur wonders how he will cope when three more people arrive at the Crabtree household

David and Lyn make a pact to tell each other the truth no matter what - though their fathers don't think honesty is always the best policy. Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies star

Rigsby's divorce comes through, and he wastes no time in proposing to Miss Jones - but makes the mistake of asking his brother to be best man

Albert has a windfall and sets about transforming himself into a suave man about town, attracting the attention of a conniving gold-digger in the process

Terry finds it difficult to accept that times have changed while he has been away - and a job interview proves the last straw. James Bolam stars

In 1939 Britain was a global superpower. A year later, it was the frontline of a desperate struggle to survive with a gathering storm. The coming of war transformed people's lives. E1

On 7 September 1940, more than eight hundred German planes flew up the Thames towards the docks and the city of London - it was the opening salvo of the Blitz, and we explore how Londoners coped. E2

On 10 May 1941, the Germans launched their deadliest raid of the Blitz. The target was London. By the time it was over, Parliament lay in ruins and only Marylebone station was functioning. E3

Your favourite music from the 1970s. Lined up and raring to go is our celebration of classic tracks and forgotten one-hit wonders.

Your favourite music from the 80s. Join us as we journey through the world of iconic artists and classic tunes from the era.

Auntie Vera has bad hips so she tells Sharon and Tracey she is moving in with them. There is just one little snag - the only available room is Dorien's

Cash-strapped Gary is forced to do what he promised he never would - interfere with history

Terry finds it difficult to accept that times have changed while he has been away - and a job interview proves the last straw. James Bolam stars

Rigsby's divorce comes through, and he wastes no time in proposing to Miss Jones - but makes the mistake of asking his brother to be best man

Tiger and Joey have a run in with a hiker, Eddie and Rob both land themselves dates, and a stranger turns up at reception asking for Mateo. Guest starring Angus Deayton

Micky and his family face ruin when the police are alerted to his new money-making venture, and Libby worries that Frank no longer wants to marry her. With Ciaran Griffiths

Elizabeth has to stay with her ailing mother and tells Reggie to cancel a dinner party they have arranged - but he comes up with a better idea

Alf, Mrs Hollingbery and Arthur are preparing for their trip to Australia

Tiger and Joey have a run in with a hiker, Eddie and Rob both land themselves dates, and a stranger turns up at reception asking for Mateo. Guest starring Angus Deayton

Karen returns with Connor hoping to make a fresh start, but on a visit to the psychiatric hospital she sees Frank, who appears confused and is forced to face his feelings for Libby

Living in 1962, Gary realises he has the chance to witness himself being born. Nicholas Lyndhurst stars in a one-off episode of the time-travelling comedy

Your favourite music from the 80s. Join us as we journey through the world of iconic artists and classic tunes from the era.

Vod's mother visits the housemates, Josie and Kingsley agree to wipe the slate clean and Oregon goes on a hunt to find the only critic who gave her play a positive review