TV Guide That's TV Saturday

A trip on the Llangollen Railway, which was started in 1975 by a group of enthusiasts who saw the potential for a scenic heritage line, through the Dee Valley from Llangollen for ten miles to the town of Corwen

The mismatched suburban couple go on a weekend holiday in London to celebrate their wedding anniversary, only for gangsters to mistake George for a hired killer. Spin-off from the sitcom, starring Yootha Joyce, Brian Murphy and Stratford Johns

A Christmas edition of the sitcom from 1974. Frank offers his services for the local nativity play, but following his chaotic attempts at acting in previous years, the vicar will only allow him to paint the scenery. To make a bit of money for Christmas, Frank also gets a job in a warehouse run by his new neighbour Mr Jackson - who soon regrets the day he ever clapped eyes on the incompetent buffoon. Starring Michael Crawford

Festive special from 1975. In the run-up to Christmas, Frank loses yet another job but hopes to make up for it by appearing on a DIY programme - only to blow more than a fuse with his efforts. Undeterred, he sets out to pass his driving test on the 10th attempt, and if speeding up an airport runway is not bad enough, things take a turn for the worse when the examiner steps into the car and discovers there is something fishy about Frank. Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice star, with a guest appearance by David Jacobs

Frank's grandfather offers to pay for flying lessons so the hapless hero can help out on his Australian sheep farm, but Betty thinks it is a bad idea. Christmas special from 1978, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

Rigsby returns from a dismal holiday in Spain to find a surprise awaiting him - the love of his life, Miss Jones, is back - with a baby in tow. Comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Miss Jones falls for new guest Hilary, a budding playwright who sends Rigsby into fits of jealousy by offering her the starring role in his latest masterpiece. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and guest Peter Bowles

Rigsby splashes out on a new sports car in the hope of impressing Miss Jones, but a cruel practical joke by Philip convinces him he has run over his feline friend Vienna. Leonard Rossiter and Frances de la Tour star

Gloomy new tenant Mr Gray moves into Rigsby's boarding house, but proves so depressed that he barely seems to notice the dingy surroundings, and keeps talking about 'going to a better place' - raising fears he is contemplating suicide. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and David Swift

Tired of getting nowhere with Miss Jones, Rigsby switches his amorous attentions to new lodger Marilyn, who turns out to be an exotic dancer - complete with python. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington

Alan starts dating a posh new girlfriend, but makes the mistake of asking Rigsby for advice on how to conduct himself in polite company - a sure-fire recipe for disaster. Comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and Richard Beckinsale

Crystal pressures Joyce to sort things out after the pool is contaminated with weedkiller and all guests have to be evacuated, so she hastily arranges a trip to the circus, but Andre the circus manager fails to tell her that the acts are not available. However, Bean, Mateo and Jacqueline come to the rescue and use their connections to help Joyce put on their own evening of show-stopping entertainment

Arthur spots a potential darts champion and enters him in a contest, where he duly gets nobbled. Undeterred, the dodgy dealer comes up with the idea of staging his own darts tournament. However, fewer players than expected enter, and Arthur is left scrambling to raise the prize money. Comedy drama, starring George Cole and Dennis Waterman

Alf is drawn into a seance, with Gwenneth acting as medium when she and Min decide to stay the night _ much to neighbour Mrs Hollingbery's distaste. Classic comedy, starring Warren Mitchell as the outspoken Londoner

With Amy having sent all his clothes to the cleaners, David finds himself borrowing a waiter's uniform. He tries to convince his wife that he won't pursue his relationship with Linda, but she remains dubious about his intentions and keen to humiliate him further. Comedy, starring Keith Barron, Gwen Taylor and Joanna Van Gyseghem