That's TV TV Guide — Saturday, 5 September 2026

Mick upsets Janice during a trip to the Callosa waterfalls, putting a strain on their relationship, while Brandy plays a practical joke on Martin that exposes his gullible side. Noreen comes to the conclusion her son, the Oracle, must be gay. Comedy, starring Steve Pemberton, Nicholas Burns and Johnny Vegas, with clubland entertainer Shaun Foster-Conley

Arthur acquires an old police coach and launches a sight-seeing business. However, it is not long before the vehicle breaks down and his passengers are forced to seek refuge at the Winchester. Drama, starring George Cole and Gary Webster

After several false alarms, Betty finally goes into labour - but Frank's precise routine and presence in the delivery room inevitably put a strain on the otherwise happy occasion. Comedy first aired in 1973, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

Robin's desire to play the guitar proves too much for his flatmates. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Cliff Richard, Dave Edmunds, and Rockville accompany the DJ and comedian through more music and sketches

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s

Hit 70s sitcom starring Jimmy Jewel and Hylda Baker as brother and sister Eli and Nellie Pledge, forced to run a family pickle factory together in Lancashire.

Eli's not too pleased to learn Nellie has taken temporary charge of the Spread Eagle

The August bank holiday coincides with a heatwave and in the old carriage kitchen, Sammie swelters with 100 meals to prepare and serve, while on the loco footplates the boiler kicks out an extra 1,000 degrees of heat. A trackside wall collapse threatens to stop the railway in its tracks, though a curious group of volunteers called the Wombles comes to the rescue, working through the night to get it fixed. Elsewhere, Piglet comes up with a money-spinner by sending one of the locos, little Engine 29, to another railway

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Fletcher prepares for freedom, but wonders how he will cope with life on the outside. While travelling home he bumps into Mr Mackay, and as the two reconcile their differences over a drink or two they soon find themselves caught up in the nefarious activities of two crooks sharing their train. Spin-off from Porridge, starring Ronnie Barker and Fulton Mackay

Fletcher gets to know his family, but his plans to retrieve a buried nest egg do not run as smoothly as he had hoped. Sequel to Porridge, starring Ronnie Barker

Fletch meets a teenage runaway and tries to pass on a few words of wisdom. However, on taking her home he soon feels cause to regret his good deed. Ronnie Barker, Patricia Brake and Nicholas Lyndhurst star

Young Mr Grace has died and the Grace Brothers department store has closed. The former staff attend a reading of his will, and find they have inherited a hotel. S1 E1: Grace & Favour

After their first night in their own hotel the former staff of Grace Brothers are settling into their new roles. However, they need money to get the hotel running. S1 E2: Grace & Favour

Mrs Slocombe finds herself in court for stealing a horse-drawn cart and Mr Humphries' relationship with Mavis Moulterd continues to develop. S1 E3: Grace & Favour

A party of Americans have come to stay at the Millstone Country Hotel for a weekend - it means £1,000 plus tips, so the staff set about bringing the ageing hotel up to scratch. S1 E4: Grace & Favour

When the former Grace Brothers team must work at their own hotel after the interviews for staff fail miserably, a storm knocks out the electricity in the night with scary results. Sitcom sequel, starring John Inman

The former staff of Grace Brothers have now taken on their new roles as staff at the Millstone Country Hotel, but they are having trouble settling in. Comedy sequel, starring Mollie Sugden

In a bid to find work, disaster-prone Frank attends an interview for a job as an ironmonger's salesman. Another chance to see the first episode of the comedy series, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

Frank has problems with a hi-tech toilet while staying with his brother-in-law, but the bungler's attempts to put it right result in more than a few crossed wires. Slapstick comedy, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

Frank is given the seemingly simple task of crossing the road to call the doctor - but finds a way to bring mayhem to his mission. Betty then mistakenly locks the hapless hero out of the house, prompting a neighbour to mistake him for a burglar. Classic comedy, starring Michael Crawford

Frank and Betty travel to the seaside for a second honeymoon, hoping to make up for the catastrophes of the first. All seems to be going to plan - until they reach the hotel. Classic comedy, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice. Originally broadcast in 1973

Frank survives an accident-prone journey to see Betty in hospital - and the medical staff soon find themselves wishing he'd arrived as a patient rather than a visitor. Michael Crawford, Michele Dotrice and Elisabeth Sladen star

Convinced he is a complete failure in life, Frank pays a visit to a psychiatrist. After a few minutes in his company, the unfortunate doctor finds himself in need of counselling. Classic comedy, guest starring Bernard Hepton, with Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

The job centre's new manager embarks on a quest to find Frank a job suited to his talents, despite the staff's long experience of failure. Comedy, starring Michael Crawford, Michele Dotrice and Edward Hardwicke

The rag-and-bone men hope cut-price lead will solve their financial problems. Wilfred Brambell and Harry H Corbett star