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A dejected Joyce receives another blow when Janey reinstates Jason Gallagher as bar manager – Joyce’s woes mount as Janey brings Jason back, the Oracle is trapped in a lift with his mother, and Clive falls victim to a scam, delivering a day of unexpected setbacks.

Mimi takes charge of the preparations for baby Connor's christening - Mimi steps in to organise the event, relieving Kelly of her godmother duties and prompting Kelly to lodge a complaint with Shane.

The DJ and Entertainer - The host joins David Bowie and Rachel Sweet for another lively mix of music and comedy, delivering fresh, entertaining fun on That's TV (MCR) for UK viewers.

The Teapot – Eleanor cunningly pits her daughter against her granddaughter while drafting the terms of her will, sparking a tense family showdown.

Meow Means No! - The cat and dog are caught in a compromising position, Jack’s free‑loading pal returns, and Kelly wrestles with a friend who can’t play the drums.

Adrian shocks the family with his radical change – Adrian’s startling new attitude upends his relatives, and Freddie’s frantic hunt for a missing valuable ring adds chaos, all delivered with the comic flair of Jonathon Morris and Ronald Forfar.

Loathe Story - Harold turns to psychiatric help after a terrifying sleep‑walking episode where he tries to strangle Albert, with a memorable guest appearance by Joanna Lumley, delivering a tense and compelling drama for That's TV viewers.

Love and Money – A chaotic fancy‑dress birthday party for Cissy collides with Ted’s botched scheme to sneak into Ivy’s room, sparking a series of comedic mishaps.

Just in Time - When a workman appears to mend a breach in the space‑time continuum, Gary is thrust into an epic dilemma that tests his resolve.

Look Up and See the Sky – Matt and Jack resume their fierce battle for the Wellesley Street property, with James Bolam anchoring the drama on That's TV 3 (MCR).

The High Fence – Simon enlists an actress to work as a waitress at a café, covertly probing a regular patron suspected of a recent spate of burglaries.

9/11 Bombings – A compelling documentary on That's TV (MCR) that delves into the 19 extremists’ coordinated hijack of four planes on 9/11, exploring the devastating impact and the world’s response.

Knocking on Heaven's Door - Tracey must choose a funeral for her late ex‑husband while local crooks scheme a spectacular send‑off, and Dorien is busy perfecting her outfit.

While the Cat's Away – A witty comedy where a housing shortage forces flatmates into a reluctant truce with their disapproving landlord, starring Richard O'Sullivan.

King of the Road – In this comedy episode, Michael Crawford’s Frank starts a new job as a motorcycle dispatch rider and must tackle a quirky exam, delivering plenty of laughs on That's TV (MCR).

Loathe Story - Harold turns to psychiatric help after a terrifying sleep‑walking episode where he tries to strangle Albert, with a memorable guest appearance by Joanna Lumley, delivering a tense and compelling drama for That's TV viewers.

The Go-Betweens – Bob sinks into self‑pity, convinced he can’t survive without Thelma while anxiously fretting over neighbours’ judgments of Terry’s home‑making efforts.

Mateo reveals his mother-in-law Dolores is threate... - Mateo confides that his mother‑in‑law Dolores is threatening his life, while Clive battles to recover a €5,000 debt from the unscrupulous property developer Monty.

The Maguires - Karen’s relentless quest for self‑improvement threatens to tear the family apart, while Liam’s first romance is put at risk when Frank is summoned back to school.

Fella-a-Day Girl – A lively Carla Lane comedy featuring Nerys Hughes and Polly James as witty Liverpudlian flatmates, with guest appearances by Paula Wilcox and John Nettles, delivering classic British humour on That's TV (MCR).