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An ageing artist engages Rumpole to defend him on a forgery charge, but seems to be more interested in enjoying his day in court than winning the case. Drama, with Leo McKern, Marion Mathie and Peter Bowles

Jonathan is sceptical of the lead actor in a Broadway play who claims that God is attending the show's performances in a third-row orchestra seat. Guest starring Lorne Greene (Bonanza)

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

The Ingalls attend a farmers' convention where they bump into several old friends. While Charles tries to persuade the smaller landowners to stand up to their considerably bigger rivals, Caroline is surprised to discover how few of her former acquaintances are happy with their lives. Michael Landon and Karen Grassle star

John-Boy returns his new high-school graduation suit so the family can afford to buy a new cow when Chance dies. Richard Thomas and Ralph Waite star

A travelling salesman convinces the family to part with their hard-earned cash and buy a small library's worth of novels, essays and poems. But when the books fail to arrive, they soon begin to wonder if he is really a conman

An English priest assigned to a sleepy Irish parish expects a warm welcome - but finds himself facing an automated confessional built by a scheming local businessman, together with a female bar-owner who wonders why Ireland needs to import priests when it already has far too many of its own. First ever episode of the comedy drama, starring Stephen Tompkinson, Dervla Kirwan and Tony Doyle

Dr Napier is intrigued by an ex-colonial couple recently returned from India who settle in Tannochbrae and refuse to have contact with their mysterious daughter. Starring David Rintoul, Ian Bannen and Annette Crosbie

Steed finds himself prime suspect when foreign agents are suddenly systematically killed off, so initiates a truce with his Russian opposite and together they work to discover the identity of the killers

Klinger becomes a hero by saving Winchester's life when an explosion rocks the operating room, while BJ conceals the extent of his own injuries. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, David Ogden Stiers and Jamie Farr

The 4077th suffers another endless hot night which brings a nasty case of prickly heat - among other indignities - for Hot Lips. Korean War comedy, starring Loretta Swit, Alan Alda and Mike Farrell

Klinger's army newspaper reports on Hawkeye's monument to military incompetence, which commemorates the arrival of half a million tongue depressors nobody asked for. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, David Ogden Stiers, Mike Farrell and Jamie Farr

Henry rumbles his son's wild parties when he stumbles across some incriminating evidence - and resolves to sort out his errant offspring. John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale star