TV Guide GREAT! tv Monday

Robin and Jo become concerned when Chrissy starts dating an older man - so they decide to play gooseberry. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

A beautiful but slender TV star dies of heart failure, prompting Dr Sloan to suspect her nutritionist of professional negligence. Drama, starring Dick Van Dyke

Part one of two. A woman is murdered while Dr Sloan is examining her, setting off an investigation that reawakens dark, disturbing memories of his own childhood

Nels becomes apprehensive when he learns that a travelling circus, in which his estranged sister Annabelle is one of the stars, is coming to Walnut Grove. Drama, starring Richard Bull

Mrs Oleson is shocked to discover a woman has spent the night in the Rev Alden's room and wastes no time in setting out to have him expelled from the Church

A film-maker begins using Community General Hospital as the location for an eerie documentary - and it is not long before Dr Sloan discovers the building may genuinely be haunted

Drama series set in the 1950s, starring James Bolam and Michael French as father-and-son GPs from a sleepy Lancashire town. When son Tom returns to his roots with his family, he is horrified to discover his father has decided to retire and resolves to find out why. Meanwhile, as preparations get under way for a local wedding, the doctors find their skills are called on - leaving the family in a dilemma. Clive Swift, Maggie Steed, Naomi Radcliffe and Samuel Hudson also feature

Brian is in trouble and his predicament proves to have repercussions for the whole family, so a solution must be found. Drama, starring Warren Clarke and Pauline Quirke

The crusty lawyer travels to Germany to defend a soldier charged with murdering his bullying sergeant. He also also finds himself before his old Chambers colleague George Frobisher, now a judge in the military justice system. Courtroom drama, with Leo McKern

One of Hawkeye's patients has difficulty recovering, causing a crisis of professional confidence. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda

Trapper and Hawkeye's story of a gold strike makes Frank change his mind about transferring to another unit, but a gilded scout car is all he finds. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

First episode of the classic 1970s comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter as a middle-aged executive stuck in a rut and eager to learn the real meaning of life. When Reginald Perrin set out for work on Tuesday morning, he had no intention of calling his mother-in-law a hippopotamus. But he did, and from then on everything began to change. Originally broadcast in 1976

Henry persuades Matthew to get a job to boost his finances, but is dismayed when his son finds work at his own company. However, the appointment proves useful when it transpires Matthew can keep tabs on Henry's rivals for a promotion. Comedy, with John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale

Upset that Mike now seems to be going out with Elaine, Laura spends the weekend with her parents in the hope that they can offer her advice. Meanwhile, Mike and Elaine quarrel when she realises that he still has feelings for Laura. Judi Dench stars

Drama series set in the 1950s, starring James Bolam and Michael French as father-and-son GPs from a sleepy Lancashire town. When son Tom returns to his roots with his family, he is horrified to discover his father has decided to retire and resolves to find out why. Meanwhile, as preparations get under way for a local wedding, the doctors find their skills are called on - leaving the family in a dilemma. Clive Swift, Maggie Steed, Naomi Radcliffe and Samuel Hudson also feature