TV Guide That's TV Monday

David's flirting with Linda enrages Amy and although she warns him off, he appears to be taking no notice - so she decides to see how much he really loves her. Comedy, starring Gwen Taylor and Keith Barron

Travelogue series. A trip to the heart of Cumbria with a journey from Whitehaven to Carlisle, with a stunning coastline overlooking the Irish Sea, that calls in at several small Cumbrian towns and villages on the way

Arthur employs a truck-load of ex-cons as cheap labour for his new landscape gardening business and things go swimmingly - until a series of thefts puts paid to the enterprise and he finds himself out of pocket. Vintage comedy drama, starring George Cole

The aftermath of the Titanic disaster causes conflict within the household, as Miss Forrest gradually assumes more responsibility - and no one is more incensed than Lady Bellamy's personal maid, who escaped the tragedy on a life-raft

Miss Jones reports a prowler to the police and it is not long before an inspector calls to investigate - but, unfortunately for Rigsby, he is not all he seems. George Sewell guest stars in the classic comedy, with Leonard Rossiter and Frances de la Tour

Gary decides to take a break with wartime girlfriend Phoebe while Yvonne is away on business, but a surprise visitor with shock news of his own time-travelling exploits soon puts paid to the plan. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst, Emma Amos and Elizabeth Carling

Arthur employs a truck-load of ex-cons as cheap labour for his new landscape gardening business and things go swimmingly - until a series of thefts puts paid to the enterprise and he finds himself out of pocket. Vintage comedy drama, starring George Cole

The mismatched lovers are overwhelmed by romance when they attend a wedding, while Penny's mother is somewhat beleaguered when the Pinners descend upon her. Classic comedy, with Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Frank plans to build a playhouse for Jessica at his woodwork class, but finds his carpentry skills leave a lot to be desired. Classic comedy, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

A couple of the birds are forced to fly this week when one of them becomes fed up of being treated like a doormat. It seems Tracey has had enough of visits from Dorien's gentleman callers to her home, and is equally unhappy that her sister doesn't contribute to the household finances, so she throws them both out. The pair of them are soon holed up together in Sharon's old bedsit, where they decide to take a united stand - but things are never quite that straightforward. Comedy, starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph

Loretta takes Jodie back to the UK for her advertisement shoot, but offers Rob her swanky Hotel Beltoro room in case he gets lucky. Billy and Sheron think some role play will spice things up in the romance department, but Eddie has his eye on the room too, hoping to entice Jacqueline. Rob ends up a little worse for wear, but a chance meeting with a university mate ensures he doesn't go astray. Elsewhere, Kenneth and Liam have a falling out, Lesley and Mateo are intent on finding out what scam Sam is up to

Terry watches over the home of a 1960s rock star, while he is away playing a season in Las Vegas. However, it transpires the veteran musician is bankrupt when bailiffs turn up at the property to re-possess his belongings. Comedy drama, starring George Cole and Dennis Waterman

Hapless David takes up fitness training in an attempt to make Linda notice him. Unfortunately, he injures his back, and to prevent his amorous advances progressing any further Amy disposes of one of his only pair of shoes. Comedy, starring Keith Barron and Gwen Taylor