TV Guide That's TV Sunday

David picks up the wrong bag at the airport and finds that it contains bundles of bank notes. He gives it to Linda to hide, but when Robert finds it, he assumes that David and Linda are planning to elope. Later, two sinister men arrive to retrieve the item - at any cost. Comedy, guest starring Tony Selby, with Keith Barron, Gwen Taylor, Joanna Van Gyseghem and Neil Stacy

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

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. S6, E4: Workers Playtime

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. S6, E5: The Right Spirit

Paul Middleton, aka Piglet, and the team attempt to finish the restoration of a 9F locomotive that has taken more than 50 years, and also bring the monster King Edward IV engine to the branch line for its gala. It cost a small fortune to transport there, and Piglet doesn't know if the huge engine will fit on the small branch line. Plus, the programme meets Beth, the railway's first female loco driver, and follows Gill and Sammie on the Pullman dining train for their last afternoon tea service of the season

The bus crews go on strike, causing discord at work and in the Butler household, where Arthur is particularly peeved. Very first episode of the vintage comedy, starring Reg Varney and Stephen Lewis

Stan falls for attractive new clippie Iris, but Mum takes a dim view of their romance and tries to nip it in the bud. Vintage Seventies comedy, starring Reg Varney and Stephen Lewis

Stan is shocked to learn Olive has applied for a job as a conductor with the same company as himself. Vintage Seventies comedy, starring Reg Varney and Anna Karen

A trendy photographer requests permission to hold a sleazy fashion shoot in the Steptoes' yard, filling Harold's head with dreams of starting a new career as a male model. Harry H Corbett stars

Harold brings home a vintage What the Butler Saw machine - which provides the vicar with a heaven-sent opportunity to make some money at the church fete, but leaves the younger Steptoe reeling from the discovery of his father's sordid past. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Harold invests in a heated waterbed, convinced it will help boost his romantic prospects - but makes the mistake of asking Albert to fit the mains plug. Classic comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Local gangsters start running a protection racket in Shepherd's Bush, and choose Harold as one of their first victims - but reckon without Albert and his two-fisted friends. Classic comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Albert is confined to bed with a back injury, meaning that someone has to wait on him hand and foot - and the job inevitably falls to long-suffering Harold, who is soon run ragged by his father's never-ending demands

Albert falls under the spell of dotty medium Madame Fontana (Patricia Routledge) and starts trying to contact the dead. Gandhi and music hall star Dan Leno prove particularly friendly, but Hitler soon starts cutting up rough. Classic comedy, starring Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett

Chrissy and Jo are seeking an additional female flatmate, so Robin has to get in touch with his feminine side. The first episode of the 1970s comedy series, with Richard O'Sullivan, Paula Wilcox and Sally Thomsett

Sharon disapproves of Tracey dating policeman Barry, especially as she appears to be neglecting Garth's feelings about his dear, departed dad, leading to a major argument between the sisters. Can Dorien solve their problems in her new role as a magazine agony aunt? Comedy, starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph

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

Frank plots with Norma and her lesbian friends to stage his own death. After hosting his own drunken wake and lying in state in the Gallaghers' front room, he sees the folly of his ways when he realises he cannot claim his beloved dole. Starring David Threlfall, Jody Latham and Dystin Johnson

Ozzy breaks a leg and has to postpone the rest of his tour, but his plans for a bit of peace and quiet at home are dashed when he realises Jack and Kelly have turned the house into an after-hours nightclub