TV Guide That's TV Sunday

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

Skits and sketches from comedy duo Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders

A hard-working, small-town businessman comes to think his life has been a complete waste of time and tries to commit suicide. At the last minute, his guardian angel pays him a visit and makes him realise his true worth by showing him what would have happened to those around him had he never been born. Fantasy drama, starring James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, Henry Travers, Beulah Bondi, Thomas Mitchell and Frank Faylen

When a popular New York department store Santa Claus is placed in an asylum for claiming to be the genuine article, a crusading city lawyer takes on the case, determined to prove the man's sanity. Christmas drama, starring Edmund Gwenn, Maureen O'Hara, Natalie Wood, John Payne, Gene Lockhart, Porter Hall and William Frawley

Mrs Boswell discovers that it's the tiniest things in life which can create the biggest dilemmas, while the rest of the family are simply getting on with their day

Travis has finally been allowed to fly the nest on a gap year to Spain, but nobody has heard from him in four days and he was last seen getting on a ferry to Morocco with his girlfriend. Tracey is convinced something terrible has happened to him so she heads off to Tangier to track him down and bring him back home for Christmas, accompanied by Sharon and Dorien. On arrival they end up in a bar run by Vince, one of Dorien's old flames, who reviews the CCTV footage and spots Travis being arrested in a police raid. Festive special of the comedy, starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph, with Martin Kemp

Donald's practical joker pal Wink causes a stir when he checks in, Martin begs Kate to take him back and the Oracle tells his mum Noreen he is leaving home. Madge and Mel decide to stay and pursue a new business in the resort, but need to get permission from the deputy mayor. Stuart McGugan and Keith Barron guest star

The lads go on a night out, but the evening's events takes a turn for the worse for Micky, who suffers homophobic abuse that leaves him both physically and mentally scarred. Aidan faces a momentous decision after falling in with a gang of older Chatsworth boys, and Mimi's niece Ruby arrives on the estate determined to get her life together. With Amy Beth Hayes (Sirens)

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

Linda devises a telegraph signal, involving placing towels on her balcony, that she hopes will enable her to see David without arousing anyone's suspicions. However, Amy reads the plan and switches towels placing her husband in jeopardy with a German couple. Joanna Van Gyseghem, Keith Barron and Gewn Taylor star

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