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The actor takes a nostalgic look back at his time on the classic BBC children's comedy Rentaghost. Sharing fond memories of the show's quirky humour and unforgettable characters, he reflects on how the series became a cult favourite and why it still holds a special place in British TV history

Ethel is unable to sleep for worrying about her forthcoming amateur pantomime performance, so McWitch gives her a potion, which makes her dream of the Rentaghost team in panto. Chidren's comedy, first broadcast in 1982

The actress looks back on the crime drama and explains what attracted her to playing the woman with a talent for sleuthing in her sixties and cracking cases where everyone else had failed. She describes why roles like this are so vital in an industry that places such a focus on youth over experience and shares her affection for her fellow cast members, as well as her disdain for the BBC bosses

Patricia Routledge stars as Lancashire housewife Hetty Wainthropp, a part-time Post Office worker with a sideline in sleuthing. In this first episode, the mysterious death of a pensioner leaves a few unanswered questions, but Hetty smells a rat and with her young assistant Geoffrey, sets about solving the mystery the police have little interest in. Drama, also starring Dominic Monaghan and David Benfield. First broadcast in 1996

Documentary tracing Roger Moore's rise from a young knitwear model to an era-defining icon. It reveals how the actor refined his persona as a debonair, seasoned man-about-town, and after becoming a household name in TV's The Saint, and The Persuaders!, he finally won his breakthrough role as James Bond in 1973. The documentary reveals his life with A-list friends, including Frank Sinatra, Joan Collins, Christopher Walken and other Hollywood legends. There are also interviews with Roger's children, Geoffrey, Deborah and Christian

Second World War Allied PoWs incarcerated on a Greek island plan to defy the SS by breaking out of prison and pulling off an art robbery, with the help of their liberal-minded camp commandant. Action adventure, with Roger Moore, David Niven, Telly Savalas, Elliott Gould, Stefanie Powers and Claudia Cardinale