TV Guide That's TV Monday

Rap star P Diddy invites Kelly to a showbiz party, prompting Sharon to fantasise about being his mother-in-law, and Jack experiences the downside of showbusiness as he tries to sign up a band

Harry arranges for Edward VII to visit the store for an after-hours shopping spree, and is later invited to be the king's guest on the first night of Ellen Love's play at the theatre. Rose agrees to attend with her husband, but it's a decision she will soon come to regret. Meanwhile, Henri delivers sad news to Agnes, Kitty lets Miss Mardle in on a shocking secret and Victor decides to take matters with Agnes into his own hands. Starring Jeremy Piven, Frances O'Connor and David Calder

We explore a further selection of films from Irish railway enthusiasts who set out in the early and mid 1960's to capture as much of the twilight of steam in Ulster in colour as they could.

Lady Bellamy employs a cockney parlourmaid who claims to be French and calls herself Clemence. Period drama charting the relationships between a wealthy family and their servants. Starring Gordon Jackson and Jean Marsh

The hotel throws a fancy dress occasion and guests are invited to provide the entertainment. The Pearces and the Cochrans perform their party pieces. Eighties sitcom about two couples who meet on a Spanish package holiday, with Keith Barron, Gwen Taylor, Neil Stacy, Joanna Van Gyseghem

Harold decides to leave the rag-and-bone trade and get a diploma in TV repair, only for Albert to prove that he knows more about it than his son. Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell star, with the guest voice of Trevor Maskell

Lady Lavender tries to fix her parrot up with a partner, while Lord Meldrum invites his factory staff to the estate for dinner. Sitcom, starring Paul Shane, Su Pollard and Jeffrey Holland

Rigsby discovers there is a new man in Miss Jones's life and decides to declare his feelings for her - but his romantic gesture comes too late. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter, Frances de la Tour, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington

Robin and Jo become concerned when Chrissy starts dating an older man - so they decide to play gooseberry. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Gary is concerned when Yvonne decides she wants to move house, and a tall, dark stranger enters Phoebe's life. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst, Dervla Kirwan and Michelle Holmes

A cunning entrepreneur lures Jack into a dodgy deal. James Bolam stars in James Mitchell's Tyneside period drama

Tracey, Sharon and Dorien become involved with three very different men, while Travis has romantic troubles of his own. However, everyone's relationship hopes take a knock when Garth and Marcie organise a pop-up restaurant evening at the house to fund the refurbishment of their new pub. Sitcom, guest starring Clive Mantle (Casualty, Holby City) and Jamie Foreman (EastEnders' Derek Branning)

Carl tries to raise funds ahead of his 21st birthday by setting up his own valet service, and his work impresses Jamie enough to offer him a job with the Maguires - placing him in prime position to attract Sita's attention. Meanwhile, Kelly discovers Shane has been using money from their joint account for the family business, and Chesney reluctantly agrees to help Micky set up a gay hotline

First-ever episode. The family's move into a luxurious new Beverly Hills home is held up by a furniture problem, and while Sharon tries to calm things down, Ozzy guests on The Tonight Show