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The Good Life · BBC1 · 1975–1978

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  • U&Gold

    1. 12:20Keeping Up AppearancesHyacinth Is Alarmed
    2. 13:00PorridgeMen without Women
    3. 14:20The Green Green GrassAnimal Instincts
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  • Great! TV

    1. 14:00The WaltonsThe House
    2. 15:00The WaltonsThe Fledgling
    3. 19:00M*A*S*HOfficer of the Day
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  • That's TV 2

    1. 12:35Yes, Prime MinisterPower to the People
    2. 13:50Just Good FriendsThe Evidence/Or His Bottle Went
    3. 16:30Rising DampThe Prowler
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  • That's TV

    1. 12:35On The BusesDangerous Driving
    2. 13:45When the Boat Comes InA Pillowful of Buttercups
    3. 14:50MinderAces High and Sometimes Very Low
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  • Cartoonito

    1. 13:00Fireman SamTidal Turmoil / To Outfox a Fox / Too Many Peas, Too Many Plugs / Towering Inferno / Treehouse Trouble
    2. 16:00Fireman SamTroubled Waters/Turtle Hunt Ocean
    3. 18:00Fireman SamTwitching the Night Away/Ukulele Crazy
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    "Ground floor: perfumery, stationery and leather goods." Step out of the lift on the first floor of Grace Brothers and you were among the most quotable shop assistants in British comedy. Are You Being Served? ran on BBC One from 1972 to 1985.

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