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Henry's cleaner Enid quits her job and heads to the French Riviera following a win on the pools. Whereas Henry favours a competent and dependable replacement as house cleaner, Matthew is keen to secure someone more glamorous. Leslie Ash guest stars

Part two of two. Cassandra and James run away from their new adoptive father, who's so indifferent to their welfare that he doesn't even bother to look for them. Fortunately, they eventually end up back at the Ingalls household, where Charles comes up with a solution to their plight

Part one of two. Mrs Oleson decides she wants a surrogate daughter now that Nellie's gone to New York, and the spiteful Nancy proves just the person she is looking for

Part two of two. Mrs Oleson's adopted daughter Nancy continues with her scheme to become the star of the school's annual festival. Hester-Sue comes to Walnut Grove and gets a job at the Oleson's restaurant

A gorgeous girl claiming to be Eamonn's niece turns up in the village just as Quigley announces plans for a beauty contest, prompting Siobhan to set about investigating the new arrival. Whimsical drama, starring Stephen Tompkinson, Dervla Kirwan and Deirdre Donnelly

The normally laid-back country copper gets hot under the collar when an arsonist burns down the local school - but that's nothing compared to the anger Esme feels on discovering Rory and the council are linked to the crime. Robert Carlyle, Brian Pettifer and Anne Lacey star

Dr Cameron's work at the German PoW camp brings him into conflict with one of the prisoners, while Janet fears Dr Finlay's affection for a married patient could jeopardise his career. Medical drama, starring David Rintoul, Ian Bannen and Annette Crosbie

Steed and Emma embark on a hunt for a dying agent's hidden dispatch box containing secret information. However, their quest is hindered by obstacles including a car simulator that electrifies its passengers

Potter returns from Seoul to learn that Charles, after failing to fulfil his charity officer duties on payday, now faces having to make amends, and Private Kurland learns a painful lesson

Hot Lips is determined to leave a time capsule as a reminder of the role the 4077th played in the Korean War. Starring Alan Alda, David Ogden Stiers, Mike Farrell and Loretta Swit

Father Mulcahy wins a weekend in Tokyo with Nurse Dish, much to the disgust of Houlihan and Frank. Pilot episode of the Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, George Morgan, Loretta Swit and Larry Linville

Helen seeks a boyfriend for her socially inept elder sister Laura, so invites nervous horticulturalist Mike to a party. The pair discover they share a dislike of being fixed up, so depart together to prevent Helen objecting to them leaving. Bob Larbey's comedy, starring Judi Dench and Michael Williams as middle-aged romantics