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Matthew takes up an acting career, but his faithless father waits in the wings to pour cold water on his aspirations. Comedy, starring Reece Dinsdale and John Thaw

Mary enters a state-wide maths competition, but Charles can't afford to pay the travel expenses necessary for her to compete. The entire town council foots the bill, taking great pride in her, but this causes Mary to worry she will let them down. American Western drama, starring Melissa Sue Anderson

Charles and the girls go on a camping trip. and when Caroline scratches herself on a piece of baling wire and develops a dangerous infection in her leg, her family is not around to help. Just when she is about to succumb to her illness, Caroline opens her Bible to a passage where she decides to perform a painful procedure, which impresses even Doc Baker

Mary, Laura, and Carl wander into a caboose at a train station. Without warning, the caboose begins to move, and it soon is on a crash course with an oncoming train. Charles and Mr Edwards race against time to try to warn the locomotive operator, who has to try to stop the runaway caboose

In a desperate attempt to ease her torment and get on with life, Niamh attends confession - with dramatic results. Meanwhile, on the beach, village yokels Liam and Donal stumble across another hare-brained money-making opportunity. Drama, starring Tina Kellegher

Jean's wedding day dawns, but Deborah's attempt to create a French feast falls flat when a box of contaminated flour causes Len, Mr Boynton and Tom to suffer from hallucinations. The bride's problems mount with the last-minute arrival of her estranged mother Violet, whose devastating secret threatens to cast a pall over proceedings. Elsewhere, Donald begins a search to find a home for orphan Niamh Cropper, and Tom decides the time is right to improve relations with his father

An elderly charwoman has some very responsible government bureaucrats falling madly in love with her - and significantly they all wish to tell her their secrets. Classic fantasy spy drama, starring Patrick Macnee and Linda Thorson

Father Mulcahy seeks to deepen his understanding of the stresses of the battlefield by visiting a frontline aid station, and ends up performing an operation with instructions radioed by Hawkeye. Korean War comedy, starring William Christopher and Alan Alda

The arrival of a North Korean surgeon and several casualties at the 4077th causes a rift among the surgical staff. Hot Lips and Frank are determined to denounce them as spies, while BJ and Hawkeye try to pass them off as South Koreans. Comedy, starring Alan Alda and Loretta Swit

Undeterred by 24 hours of surgery, Hawkeye and Potter visit a Korean hospital to help out, and Klinger tries on a disguise in a bid to obtain his discharge papers. Alan Alda stars

Henry's estranged daughter visits with the intention of moving in on a permanent basis. However, Matthew is intent on thwarting such plans. Comedy, with John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale