BBC Alba TV Guide

When Belle and Sebastian cross Ivan's field, he is not at all happy. They wind him up so much that he decides to teach them a lesson. However, things don't go his way

Shaun's friend the alien pays a visit, and the sheep is intrigued by his gadget. Fun and games with Shaun the sheep and friends

Calum spends a day on the MV Hallaig, a hybrid ferry sailing between Sconser and Raasay that was launched in 2012

No one wants to take orders from Tink. As a result, he decides to build his own robot to help him get things done - the Gumbletron. What could possibly go wrong?

The Stirling Gaelic Choir perform a rousing selection of music, joined on stage by Seumas Campbell from Skye, Ladies Gold Medal competition runner-up Sheena MacKenzie and Archie MacLean, who conducted the choir during the 1960s

Cameras follow the beating hearts of Stornoway Harbour. A cruise ship is safely piloted into the harbour, and some artists who make the very most of treasures washed ashore

Crofter and TV personality Sweeny sets out on his first adventure to the US, where he finds out the truth behind the Western movies that he has always loved. Discovering that some of the largest and most successful ranches in US history were owned and run from Scotland, Sweeny follows in the footsteps of Gaels who transformed America's Wild West

While Spain's Costa Blanca may be more closely associated with package holidays than with adventure sports, Coinneach Rankin finds that the area offers incredible climbing to the more intrepid holidaymaker. Along with climbing partner, Somhairle Johnston, Coinneach explores one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations and discovers thrilling challenges, a world apart from the bustle of Benidorm

A look at how animals use taste and smell to survive and communicate in ways that defy belief. In Gaelic

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh visit North Uist and Berneray in the quest to find their shared musical heritage, alongside musicians Donnchadh Gough and Sile Denvir