Drama TV Guide — Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Compo, Clegg and Truly dispense advice to a hen-pecked husband on the run from his overbearing wife, while Auntie Wainwright causes a stir with her new equestrian venture. Starring Bill Owen, Peter Sallis and Frank Thornton

Billy dons a Robin Hood outfit, and promptly sets Nora's heart a-flutter - much to the frustration of Compo, who responds by getting a costume of his own. Rural comedy, starring Bill Owen, Peter Sallis and Frank Thornton, with Keith Clifford and Kathy Staff

Marina decides the time has come to give up on men when her hopes are dashed by Howard. Long-running comedy set in Yorkshire, from the pen of Roy Clarke. Peter Sallis and Jean Fergusson star

Herr Flick interrogates Gruber about The Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies and Rene repays Monsieur Alphonse using forged notes. Comedy, starring Gorden Kaye, Guy Siner and Richard Gibson

Three brave rescue attempts are launched when the dastardly Von Klinkerhoffen catches Maria and the Fallen Madonna, and the General discovers the sausage and hangs it in his closet

Double-length episode, originally shown at Christmas 1986. The Resistance plan to steal a plane to fly the airmen back to Britain. A parade of antique vehicles is arranged as a diversion, while Rene works on an unusual means of launching the aircraft

As the Gibraltar locals reel from the murder of shipping agent Gordon Fletcher, Brian and Gerry - last seen being carried off in a shipping container - find themselves stranded on the side of a Spanish mountain, and now face the problem of how to get back to the rest of the team. As Sandra attempts to unravel secrets stretching back over three decades and link what has now become three murders, she still has doubts about the innocence of charming entrepreneur Harry Truman - but that doesn't stop her joining him for lunch on his luxury yacht. Conclusion of a two-part story, with regulars Amanda Redman, Alun Armstrong, Dennis Waterman and Denis Lawson joined by Vincent Regan and George Irving

Feature-length episode. Following his recovery from a life-threatening head injury, Leo's first case involves the shattered body of a woman found at the bottom of a block of derelict flats. A post-mortem indicates suicide, but the investigation is reopened when the pathologist uncovers evidence that the victim was shot before being thrown off the roof, and his suspicions are aroused when DI Neill seems reluctant to pursue the possibility that the deceased was an informant for an undercover police officer