Like They’ve Never Been Gone.

Mike Coleman’s sitcom about 1962 Eurovision winners Tommy Franklin and Sheila Parr, played by Roy Hudd and June Whitfield, who receive new fame and a potentially lucrative chance to rejuvenate their careers — if, that is, they can overcome their mutual loathing.

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Series 1

01 Tommy Franklin and Sheila Parr won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1962 and find themselves thrust back into the limelight when their hit song is used in a TV commercial.
The trouble is they can no longer stand the sight of one another.
02 Tommy and Sheila prepare for their triumphant singing comeback, but they're on after the stripper.
03 Management and publicity problems plague the return of duo Tommy and Sheila. Will the mysterious Mr Elstein get his wicked way?
04 Despite a successful comeback tour, Tommy and Sheila's fee is small.Kevin is not pleased.
05 Tommy and Sheila's career is in jeopardy when Tommy's sketchy past catches up with him.
06 Singers Tommy and Sheila hit stormy waters performing on a cruise ship.


Series 2
01 It's duo Tommy and Sheila's second stab at fame - and she's been spending.
02 The comeback duo's singer mounts his own campaign to be awarded an MBE.
03 The singing duo wonder why their agent is being uncharacteristically nice.
04 Tommy has big celebration plans for Sheila - but Lewis gets involved.
05 It's not all plain sailing as Tommy and Sheila prepare for a cruise.
06 There's mutiny in the air as Tommy and Sheila set off on their cruise.

Series 3

 01 Singers Tommy and Sheila have a supermarket to open - and go silver surfing.
02 Sheila raises upset Tommy's suspicions, but there's method in her madness.
03 Sheila and Tommy tackle their memoirs, but are their memories up to it?
04 Can a tribe of African pygmies be persuaded to endorse Tommy and Sheila's CD?
05 Will hard-up Tommy and Sheila's trip to Australia ever get off the ground?
06 Son Murray worries that tubby Tommy and Sheila have more rolls than roles.

Series 4
01 Tommy and Sheila's ruthless agent tries to sell their entire back catalogue to a record company.
02 Tommy and Sheila are invited to launch their dodgy agent's new train company.
03 Their devious agent's new idea is a sort of management training theme park, but all is not quite as it seems.
04 Tommy and Sheila help to sort Murray's career and love-life.
05 Tommy and Sheila are up for a Golden Goblet award - and the only competition is a 12-year-old.
06 Tommy and Sheila decide to play one last gig - before their comeback tour.