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Frank bullies Hawkeye into standing in as officer of the day in Henry's absence. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Larry Linville

Both father and son find themselves romantically in demand when they go off on holiday - but Matthew finds it dificult to stay out of trouble. Comedy, starring John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale

Albert falls terminally ill with leukaemia, and decides to see out his days in Walnut Grove. Laura, however, is in denial that her brother will soon die. Meanwhile, the school children prepare for their traditional climb of the mountain. Sequel to the popular TV drama, starring Melissa Gilbert, Matthew Labyorteaux and Victor French

Albert falls terminally ill with leukaemia, and decides to see out his days in Walnut Grove. Laura, however, is in denial that her brother will soon die. Meanwhile, the school children prepare for their traditional climb of the mountain. Sequel to the popular TV drama, starring Melissa Gilbert, Matthew Labyorteaux and Victor French

The auction of Fitzgerald's bar could see eager bidder Brian Quigley pipped at the post by the wealthy Bella Mooney, but his daughter Niamh proves unenthusiastic about running Assumpta's old pub. Meanwhile, the replacement priest arrives, accompanied by his globetrotting sister. Pauline McLynn (Father Ted) guest stars

Wilf and Arthur get in a flap with a rum-drinking parrot, and the big day arrives in Ormston - but the groom may not be all he seems. Tom offers to help with the wedding arrangements, but his time is eaten up when a farmer hurts his arm in a threshing machine, leading the farm labourers to strike for improved working conditions

The medic temporarily hangs up his stethoscope to intervene in a confrontation between Irish farm labourers and irate locals who blame them for a typhus outbreak, resolving matters with a combination of tough talking and common sense. David Rintoul stars, with Ian Bannen and Annette Crosbie

Henry frets that his wife might betray him, and Father Mulcahy remains steady in the faith when asked to preside over a Jewish circumcision ceremony for a Korean-born war baby. Comedy, starring William Christopher

In Henry's absence, Frank declares the 4077th a dry camp, prompting a rebellion from the seasoned drinkers - especially Hawkeye and Trapper. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

Hawkeye and Trapper try to raise flagging spirits after the nurses are evacuated because of the threat of an enemy parachute drop. Comedy, guest starring Loudon Wainwright III, with Alan Alda