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The family are taunted by their 'rich kid' neighbours, who play techno music into the early hours of the morning. A war of words begins, but it soon becomes more serious after they wind Ozzy up by performing an acoustic version of My Girl, prompting him to throw a log through their window

...Isle of Wight. Island railways have a particular fascination, none more so than those on the Isle of Wight. We look at the changing face of the islands railways over the last forty years.

Sharon amazes the others with her high IQ, and Dorien, under pressure to find a heroine for her next book, decides to push her toward a surprising new career. Meanwhile, Garth (played by Samuel James, replacing Matt Willis) is feeling despondent following his split from Australian Marcie, and he's proving a handful for mum Tracey. Linda Robson, Pauline Quirke and Lesley Joseph star in the hit sitcom

Billy wrestles with the prospect of fatherhood as Julie prepares to give birth. A devastated Adrian prepares to visit the unemployment agency, but is reassured by Joey's guidance of such occasions. Comedy, starring Nick Conway, Jonathon Morris and Peter Howitt

First episode of the bittersweet comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell. The son of a family-run rag-and-bone business is made an offer and threatens to start a new life if he can overcome the guilt and leave his father to run the business on his own

Temperamental tenant Spooner, a professional wrestler, is confined to his room with a broken leg, and makes life hell for Alan and Philip by playing his radio full-blast at all hours - so naturally they challenge Rigsby to confront him. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Seventeen years on and living in 1962, Gary realises he has the opportunity to witness himself being born. On arrival at the maternity hospital, he meets his own father waiting anxiously, and when the baby arrives tells the midwife that he's its uncle. As she hands him the precious bundle the laws of physics go berserk as the long-lost time portal is thunderously re-opened and Gary finds himself catapulted into 2016. Writers Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran extend the narrative of their original time-travelling sitcom, reuniting Nicholas Lyndhurst, Elizabeth Carling and many of the original cast

Crooked property tycoon Ted Standen goes back on his word following the release from prison of his former business partner Alex Rowan. The vengeful ex-associate begins orchestrating attacks on Ted and his son John, and Terry is called upon to protect the youngster. Gareth Hunt and Alfie Bass guest star, with George Cole and Dennis Waterman

Sharon amazes the others with her high IQ, and Dorien, under pressure to find a heroine for her next book, decides to push her toward a surprising new career. Meanwhile, Garth (played by Samuel James, replacing Matt Willis) is feeling despondent following his split from Australian Marcie, and he's proving a handful for mum Tracey. Linda Robson, Pauline Quirke and Lesley Joseph star in the hit sitcom

Madge suspects her estranged daughter has turned up at the Solana with her eyes on Mel's money. Meanwhile, a cockney conman (guest star Robin Askwith from the Confessions films) starts working his charm on the guests. Comedy, starring Sheila Reid and Geoffrey Hutchings

Kev wakes up on his birthday in high spirits, only to learn his mother has thrown herself from her balcony. He is further perturbed by the presence of ex-wife Roxy at the funeral, who then pursues him in a bid to win him back. Veronica finds the pair in a compromising situation at Kev's mother's flat and refuses to listen to his pleas of innocence

As the details of the imminent Merry Mayhem tour are thrashed out, including special effects, videos and interviews, Ozzy remains unconvinced that Sharon's idea of having a bubble machine on stage fits in with his image as the Prince of Darkness. Meanwhile, Kelly loses her father's gold credit card during a shopping spree