TV Guide 5SELECT Friday

Julian Clary narrates a compilation of disastrous mishaps from comedy shows. Featuring a stunt fight that ended badly for comedian Russell Howard, an incident that left Tony Hancock determined to never perform live again, and a rare outtake from Tom, Dick and Harriet. That long-forgotten sitcom from 1982 and 1983 featured former Return of the Saint star Ian Ogilvy and actor/director Lionel Jeffries. Their stunt involving a partly submerged car could have ended in disaster

A fan assumes Jessica's identity to investigate goings-on at a dog show, and the crime writer is mistakenly reported dead. Angela Lansbury stars

Jessica tries to clear a factory owner suspected of murdering her former husband to inherit the money she needs to pay a tax bill. Crime drama, starring Angela Lansbury

Dan travels across America retracing the very first discoveries made by fossil hunters nearly 200 years ago, from Wyoming to the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. He reveals how the very first discoveries of the most amazing dinosaurs of all time were made, including the T-Rex and Diplodocus, and learns why America's stunning wild West is such a hotspot for dinosaur remains

Part one of two. The presenter investigates one of the world's most famous ancient buildings. He begins by guiding viewers through Rome's underground, revealing caverns where slaves extracted materials for its 10-year construction

Part two of two. The historian explores what it was originally like to experience a sold-out show at the Colosseum, first as a spectator and then as a gladiator. The historian finds out how to get a ticket, what you'd see, where you'd eat, even where you'd go to the loo

The historian investigates how the preserved city was found after it was buried under volcanic ash and pumice after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, revealing how treasure hunters and archaeologists battled for centuries to uncover and sometimes plunder it. He retraces the amazing first finds hidden deep beneath the rock-hard volcanic debris, where miners burrowed 25 metres down to a theatre, and enters the spectacular gladiatorial arena, the discovery of which opened the floodgates to the excavation of Pompeii

The historian pieces together the story of the ancient monument, revealing how modern discoveries have started to solve its many mysteries. He learns about the true skill and sophistication of its builders, its remarkably advanced solar alignments, exactly where those giant 20-ton stones came from, and how they were moved. Cutting-edge science shows how Stonehenge sat at the heart of a vast Stone Age network that brought people from right across Britain and beyond to build, celebrate and be buried there

A two-hour celebration of one of the most-loved British comedians of all time, a man who could be recognised by his red fez alone and who made a career out of his apparent lack of conjuring skills. The programme traces Tommy's career through his funniest routines and most ridiculous one-liners, from entertaining the Duke of Edinburgh in 1955 to even managing to get a laugh when he literally died on stage after suffering a heart attack on live television in 1984