Season
- Season 0 1970-01-01
- Season 1 1992-04-10
- Season 2 1993-04-18
- Season 3 1993-10-03
- Season 4 1994-09-04
- Season 5 1995-09-03
- Season 6 1996-09-01
- Season 7 1997-08-31
- Season 8 1998-09-06
- Season 9 1999-09-26
- Season 10 2000-10-22
- Season 11 2001-10-28
- Season 12 2002-10-06
- Season 13 2003-09-07
- Season 14 2004-09-05
- Season 15 2005-09-11
- Season 16 2006-10-29
- Season 17 2007-11-11
- Season 18 2008-10-12
Season 18 Episode
- Season 7 Bad Apple
- Season 7 Pig in the Middle
- Season 7 Small Beer
- Season 7 Closing Ranks
- Season 7 Leaving Home
- Season 7 Fool for Love
- Season 7 The Family Way
- Season 7 Friendly Fire
- Season 7 Sons and Lovers
- Season 7 Playing with Trains
- Season 7 What the Butler Saw
- Season 7 Affairs of the Heart
- Season 7 Peace and Quiet
- Season 7 Substitute
- Season 7 In on the Act
- Season 7 The Queen's Message
- Season 7 Brainstorm
- Season 7 Bad Penny
- Season 7 Appearances
- Season 7 Local Knowledge
- Season 7 The Enemy Within
- Season 7 Unconsidered Trifles
- Season 7 Heroes and Villains
- Season 7 Love Me Do
Heartbeat - Season 7 Episode 16 The Queen's Message
7.10 60 minutes Rex Hawkins the TV repair man is being threatened by Lol Baxter, because he owes him money. Rex is the lead tenor in the choir to whom the leader of the choir, Miriam has taken a fancy. Rex asks her to sack Alf from the choir, and she does, but soon asks him back when she sees Rex with someone else. Rex is beaten up outside the pub and his mother tells Nick that she thinks it was Alf who did it. Nick doesn't believe it but he has to find out what really happened. Rex eventually agrees to talk to the police and tells them it was Baxter. He got a lot of TV sets half price from Baxter (which were stolen), but they were faulty, so the customers wouldn't pay and he couldn't pay Baxter the money he owed him. Greengrass has trouble with a piece of Royal Dolton that Gina ordered for a Christmas present. Gina invites Mike to Christmas dinner, and Katie and Nick enjoy watching Jo perform in the choir.
