TV Guide GREAT! tv Friday

Rumpole has woman trouble when tasked to defend a petty thief charged with driving the getaway vehicle in a botched robbery, while also trying to get Fiona accepted into his chamber. Leo McKern stars

Mark and Jonathan work as hotel bellhops to help a millionaire's son dubbed Rudd the Dud find meaning in his life. They must also contend with a tyrannical boss and snooty guests

Part one of two. Charles Ingalls receives the sad news that his mother has died, and must travel back to where he grew up to help with arrangements. His father, Landsford, becomes very despondent and, after an argument with Charles, tries to kill himself by setting his house on fire. Charles saves Landsford and talks him into coming to Walnut Grove to sort out his emotions. While staying with his son's family, Landsford begins to form a special relationship with Laura. It is also revealed that Laura was named after her grandmother, Charles' mother

Brendan applies for the school headmaster's job, but a sudden crisis of confidence threatens to destroy his chances of success. Meanwhile, Liam and Donal try their hands at home improvement, causing chaos at the pub, and Danny's beloved pig Una goes into labour. Light-hearted drama, starring Colin Farrell

An excited Len prepares for the arrival of new foster daughter Laura, and Logan provides a safe haven for battered local lad Albert Tooley when he goes AWOL from the Army. Nancy inspires the Rev Brewer to turn his hand to poetry and Mary confides in Deborah that she fears Albert may be coming back to woo her, unaware she and Cyril have tied the knot. Rural drama, starring Richard Wilson and Oliver Milburn

The unwavering faith of the all-American family faces its toughest test yet when mother Olivia is struck down by polio. The clan anxiously wait to see if she will regain the use of her legs by Easter

Hot Lips finally yields to pressure from Frank and names the day of her wedding to Donald, but Hawkeye and BJ take advantage of a boozy stag night to convince the groom he has a broken leg, and send him off on honeymoon in a body cast. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Loretta Swit

Part one of two. Frank goes berserk after Margaret marries Donald and sets off on her honeymoon, prompting Potter to suggest he take some time off - only for the camp to be deluged with casualties. Comedy, starring Larry Linville and Harry Morgan

Part two of two. After the police finally capture Frank, he is promoted and sent home to Indiana. Major Charles Emerson Winchester III arrives, believing himself to be a temporary replacement - but is distinctly unimpressed to find the move is a permanent one. Comedy, starring Larry Linville and David Ogden Stiers

Matthew believes he has found true love - until he falls out with the girl of his dreams, and Henry's help only makes matters worse. Comedy, starring Reece Dinsdale and John Thaw