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The Good Life · BBC1 · 1975–1978

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  • U&Gold

    1. 12:20Keeping Up AppearancesA Riverside Picnic
    2. 13:00PorridgeJust Desserts
    3. 14:20The Green Green GrassYour Cheating Art
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  • That's TV 2

    1. 12:45Yes, Prime MinisterThe Patron of the Arts
    2. 13:55Just Good FriendsCaught on a Shoulder Strap
    3. 16:30Rising DampStand Up and Be Counted
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  • That's TV

    1. 12:45On The BusesThe Other Woman
    2. 13:50When the Boat Comes InRoubles for the Promised Land
    3. 14:50MinderThe Bengal Tiger
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  • Great! TV

    1. 14:00The WaltonsThe Collision
    2. 15:00The WaltonsThe Burn Out - Part One
    3. 19:00M*A*S*HCheck-Up
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  • Cartoonito

    1. 13:00Fireman SamWrong Turn Dilys / A Day with Scoop Dooley / A Stinky Rescue / Alarm on the Beach / Alien Bug Hunt
    2. 16:00Fireman SamAll at Sea / Annie's Animal Parade
    3. 18:00Fireman SamBaa Baa Baby / Back to the Stone Age
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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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