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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

Mike and Laura are more stunned than thrilled about their decision - and the fuss Laura's family makes doesn't help. However, when the farmhouse slips out of their grasp, the old despair seems poised to take over. Final episode of the romantic comedy, starring Judi Dench and Michael Williams

Michael makes an exciting discovery, prompting the whole village to embark on a treasure hunt - but it's not long before Wilf and the Rev Brewer stumble across something far more sinister. Tom resolves to find out why local carpenter Bert seems so determined to keep the doctors away from his seriously ill wife, and mechanic Eddie turns his hand to romantic poetry. Medical drama, starring James Bolam and Michael French

A controversial lawyer believes he is dying and confesses to Dr Sloan that he has committed a murder. However, after making a full recovery he denies any memory of the alleged crime. Drama, starring Dick Van Dyke

The Davenports' grandson comes to stay and turns out to be an angry, hate-filled bully bent on causing trouble

Albert and Laura try to scare a bully into behaving by convincing him there's a werewolf on the loose. Their plan fails miserably, but prompts the rest of the schoolchildren to make a stand against the playground tyrant

Dr Sloan unexpectedly inherits a winning lottery ticket from a dying man - whose widow is understandably not slow in coming forward to claim the multimillion-dollar jackpot. Ken Kercheval (Dallas) guest stars

A harassed international singing star is stalked by a sinister character, giving Dr Sloan the opportunity to unravel a mystery. Medical drama, starring Dick Van Dyke and Scott Baio

Tom's patience is stretched by Arthur, who is brewing his own beer on the quiet for his grandson's christening, while life seems to be looking up for Jean after a chance encounter with Stan. Tom goes looking for Catherine when she disappears, but it's Frank who finds her trapped beneath a car following an accident. Medical drama, starring James Bolam and Michael French

Marcus helps a friend, but gets into trouble with the police. Unable to tell his family, he has to sort out the problem on his own. Meanwhile, a gang of local thugs steal Bill Thompson's tractor, and Wobble the pony disappears from the stable. Pauline Quirke, Toby Ross-Bryant and Ellie Beaven star

A three-day shift without a break leaves Hawkeye reeling and wondering how he can send the 4077th's latrine to North Korea. Comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

Hawkeye operates on a five-year-old Korean boy, but problems arise when his family cannot be traced. Comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

Reggie exposes his insecurities and much more during a disastrous speech to the British Fruit Association. But it soon transpires that it's all part of his master plan. Comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and Pauline Yates

Tom's patience is stretched by Arthur, who is brewing his own beer on the quiet for his grandson's christening, while life seems to be looking up for Jean after a chance encounter with Stan. Tom goes looking for Catherine when she disappears, but it's Frank who finds her trapped beneath a car following an accident. Medical drama, starring James Bolam and Michael French