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Henry's daughter comes to stay, bringing her boyfriend with her - but his intentions may not be all they appear. Comedy, starring John Thaw

Vietnam veteran Joe Mason tries to get government assistance with expensive dental work. However, because his condition is not related to his military service, he is denied, leaving him struggling to raise the money

Ronald James, a respected reporter and anti-drug advocate, is shocked to come home and find out that his son has turned him into the police for cocaine addiction

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

Henry's daughter comes to stay, bringing her boyfriend with her - but his intentions may not be all they appear. Comedy, starring John Thaw

Frankie tries to come to terms with losing the baby by carrying on as if nothing has happened and throwing herself into her work, but Matt feels increasingly shut out when she refuses to talk about the miscarriage. Tony decides to start a new business selling fresh local water after camping out at Silverdale, while Jackie struggles to run the pub on her own, and Becky and Emma excitedly prepare for the prom. Drama, starring Ian Kelsey and Angela Griffin

The tension between Tom and Arthur reaches breaking point, and it seems a journey to New Zealand is on the cards for one of the doctors. Elsewhere, the arrival of Reverend Brewer's brother causes a stir when he makes an announcement concerning their uncle's death, and Eddie has further tests on a suspicious lump, throwing his wedding to Jean in doubt

Jonathan Smith, an angel, has been sent to help people on Earth. For his first assignment, he befriends residents at Havencrest retirement home and its administrator Leslie Gordon. The first of a two-part pilot of the drama , starring Michael Landon

A spate of burglaries in Walnut Grove prompts Laura and Andy to become amateur detectives. The duo set out to catch the culprit in the act, but their efforts only end up making matters worse after Charles is caught in one of their traps

The children agree to buy their grandmother a new pair of glasses instead of spending their money at the carnival - and get a fitting reward for their big-hearted gesture

The tension between Tom and Arthur reaches breaking point, and it seems a journey to New Zealand is on the cards for one of the doctors. Elsewhere, the arrival of Reverend Brewer's brother causes a stir when he makes an announcement concerning their uncle's death, and Eddie has further tests on a suspicious lump, throwing his wedding to Jean in doubt

Frankie tries to come to terms with losing the baby by carrying on as if nothing has happened and throwing herself into her work, but Matt feels increasingly shut out when she refuses to talk about the miscarriage. Tony decides to start a new business selling fresh local water after camping out at Silverdale, while Jackie struggles to run the pub on her own, and Becky and Emma excitedly prepare for the prom. Drama, starring Ian Kelsey and Angela Griffin

Dr Finlay temporarily hangs up his stethoscope to intervene in a confrontation between Irish farm labourers and irate locals who blame them for a typhus outbreak, and resolves matters with a combination of tough talking and common sense. David Rintoul stars, with Ian Bannen and Annette Crosbie

Frankie tries to come to terms with losing the baby by carrying on as if nothing has happened and throwing herself into her work, but Matt feels increasingly shut out when she refuses to talk about the miscarriage. Tony decides to start a new business selling fresh local water after camping out at Silverdale, while Jackie struggles to run the pub on her own, and Becky and Emma excitedly prepare for the prom. Drama, starring Ian Kelsey and Angela Griffin

A mentally challenged man confesses to the murder of a respected policeman in a street riot. However, evidence surfaces that part of the confession has been altered. Judge Guthrie Featherstone presides at the subsequent trial of a detective superintendent and has to contend with Rumpole for the defence, but during this stressful time makes the unwise decision to escort legal clerk Dot Clapton to a club. Legal drama, starring Leo McKern and Peter Bowles

Helen seeks a boyfriend for her socially inept elder sister Laura, so invites nervous horticulturalist Mike to a party. The pair discover they share a dislike of being fixed up, so depart together to prevent Helen objecting to them leaving. Bob Larbey's comedy, starring Judi Dench and Michael Williams as middle-aged romantics