That's TV TV Guide — Tuesday, 21 July 2026

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

Rigsby imagines he is rich after being left a sizeable sum in his uncle's will. But there is a condition attached - and the landlord has to seek Miss Jones's help if he has any hope of seeing the money. Andrew Sachs guest stars, with Leonard Rossiter and Frances de la Tour

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

Bob is disheartened by some of the responsibilities of married life, including having to work longer shifts, worrying endlessly and doing lots of DIY, while Terry is free to spend his time at the bookies and in the pub. First shown in 1974

Arthur rents out Bert and Doreen's house while they are away on holiday - unaware that his new tenant is being closely followed by undesirables. Tony Robinson guests stars, with George Cole and Gary Webster

Following the stag weekend, best man Martin wakes up in bed next to Bianca, but there's a shock in store when she reveals her true age and he steels himself to face the music with Clive and Tonya. Meanwhile, Kenneth has a crisis at the salon, and when Joyce sets up a volleyball court by the pool, umpire Mateo bends the rules of the game so he can win a bet against Tiger and Michael. Guest starring Alice Barry (Shameless) and Nicholas Burns

Frank becomes an instant celebrity to the residents of the Chatsworth estate after Yvonne falsely announces that he has won the lottery. However, the Gallagher patriarch is soon forced to come clean and give up his right to free drinks when Liam is kidnapped - and a ransom fee is demanded matching Frank's supposed windfall

Robin regrets sampling Mr Roper's home brew when he is breathalysed during a driving lesson with Chrissy. Comedy series, with Richard O'Sullivan

Lecturer Jeremy Brown takes up his new appointment to teach English to a disparate collection of foreign students, but first has to resolve a religious argument between a Pakistani and a Sikh. Comedy, with Barry Evans