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Hawkeye writes home to his father with nothing more exciting to report than Radar's progress in a correspondence course and a cooling of relations between Frank and Hot Lips. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, Gary Burghoff and Loretta Swit

Steed finds himself prime suspect when foreign agents are suddenly systematically killed off, so initiates a truce with his Russian opposite and together they work to discover the identity of the killers

Rigsby wines and dines Miss Jones in a suit surreptitiously 'borrowed' from stroppy wrestler Spooner - who turns up halfway through the main course intent on exacting revenge. Vintage comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Laura decides it is time to move from younger sister Helen and inlaw Phil's home and goes to Mike's apartment to retrieve the things she left. However, she is shocked to find his scantily clad new girlfriend in residence. Comedy, starring Judi Dench

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Part two of two. The trial of disfigured recluse Julian continues, but Jonathan and Mark have to help defence attorney Scotty to deal with his own personal issues

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Jonathan and Mark help out an American football team, but begin to worry one of the players is addicted to drugs sold to him by a local doctor

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Eleanor is flattered by the attentions of charming Dr Hunter, at least on first impressions, but soon changes her opinion when his housekeeper dies suddenly

Bob Hope guest stars as an angel dispatcher who assigns Jonathan to stop an angel intent on breaking up his son's marriage. To stop him, Jonathan must enlist aid of a special kind

Jonathan meets the chauvinistic coach of a high-school American football team, and tries to persuade him to allow girls to play

The men of Walnut Grove are hesitant about support a law granting women equal rights in property ownership, so Mrs Oleson leads the women in a revolt

Nellie and Percival await the imminent birth of their first baby, but the local townsfolk are too busy arguing about the child's religious future to join in the celebrations

Mary Ellen interferes in the mountain tradition of promising young girls in marriage, and the frustrated groom retaliates by kidnapping Elizabeth. The Baldwins welcome their eccentric cousin Octavia

John-Boy heads to New York to pursue his writing career, and the Baldwin sisters plan a fancy dress ball, but both plans go awry. Final episode of the drama series

Father Aidan seemingly manages to heal a woman's injuries - but is dismayed to learn she is still going through with a fraudulent compensation claim. Brian attempts to draw more tourists to the pub, Padraig digs up an old feud and Sean takes pity on an injured fox. Guest starring David Kelly

Tony worries about his health, but is too frightened to go to hospital for a check-up. He turns to Lyn for comfort - but she has enough concerns of her own after an accident in her car prompts her to start drinking again. Meanwhile, Jackie looks for excitement by applying for modelling work, Kerry decides to move out of the pub, and Emma finds married life harder than expected. Starring Ricky Tomlinson, Melanie Kilburn, Denise Welch and Zara Dawson

Eleanor's absence is sorely felt, leaving Robert to take on a young woman who hopes to be a medical student, although Dr Marsham is far from impressed