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The Good Life · BBC1 · 1975–1978

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  • U&Gold

    1. 15:40Last of the Summer WineNorthern Flying Circus
    2. 16:20Last of the Summer WineThe Man from Oswestry
    3. 17:00Are You Being Served?Do You Take This Man?
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  • That's TV 2

    1. 16:35Rising DampAll Our Yesterdays
    2. 17:40Bread
    3. 18:20The Liver BirdsYou've No Idea What I've Been Through
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  • Great! TV

    1. 15:00The WaltonsThe Quilting
    2. 19:00M*A*S*HMail Call
    3. 19:30M*A*S*HA Smattering of Intelligence
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  • That's TV

    1. 14:50MinderThe Bounty Hunter
    2. 16:30Birds of a FeatherYou Can't Always Get What You Want
    3. 16:55Man about the houseAll in the Game
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  • Cartoonito

    1. 16:00Fireman SamThe Pontypandy Bee Project / The Pontypandy Cup
    2. 18:00Fireman SamThe Pontypandy Hat Parade / The Pontypandy Polar Bear
    3. 19:31Fireman SamThe Pontypandyness Monster / The Prince in Pontypandy
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