GREAT! tv TV Guide — Monday, 8 June 2026

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

The girls find it tough sharing with one man, but their problems double once Robin's friend Larry moves in. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world

Racial purist Rex Parkin is accused of inciting a riot and Rumpole must cut through the tense courtroom atmosphere to find the truth. However, additional friction is added to the mix when the accused realises that Rumpole has taken a pupil barrister from the Punjab under his wing. Drama, with Leo McKern

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world

A close friendship develops when Jonathan arranges for a lonely girl to tutor a troubled baseball star

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world

Part one of two. Jonathan and Mark are reunited with Scotty, a disabled athlete they previously helped, and who is now waiting to find out if it is possible for him to start a family. They also try to persuade a man with Down's syndrome to compete in the Paralympics. Paul Walker guest stars

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world

Value products, clever home essentials, inspiring craft ideas and exciting finds you didn't know you needed

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A faith healer divides the Thrift into believers and non-believers, and Dr Marsham is particularly upset by his interference

Jonathan comes to the aid of an amputee who becomes an activist for the rights of disabled people after a false fire alarm endangers his life

Jonathan helps the students of a high-school in their efforts to prevent a beloved teacher being forced into retirement

Part one of two. Charles and Albert go on a delivery run and meet the Cooper family. Whilst tackling a steep hill, Alvin loses control of his wagon leading to a tragic accident. Charles later sends two children to live in a distant orphanage, but then begins to have doubts about what he's done

Part two of two. Cassandra and James run away from their new adoptive father, who's so indifferent to their welfare that he doesn't even bother to look for them. Fortunately, they eventually end up back at the Ingalls household, where Charles comes up with a solution to their plight

A minister comes to stay with the Waltons, but his presence soon sparks off all manner of religious ructions

The children prevent an injured orphan from killing a raccoon and take him under their wing - but soon wonder whether they have made the right decision

The smart money is on Danny's horse Razor, which looks set to outstrip Doc Ryan's trusty entry in the annual beach race, but Padraig backs a loser by inviting Orla O'Connell to stay at his house. Quigley and his new partner Keeler clash over the golf club's membership policy, and Ambrose has to deal with a recently released local drug dealer looking for revenge. Colin Farrell stars

Frank's stag night at the dog track has unforeseen repercussions when the lads win enough money to pay for a lavish wedding - but the groom-to-be can't resist placing one more bet. Jackie still can't accept the thought of her father marrying Rubes and tries her best to get it called off. Kerry believes she's pregnant - but her attempts to do the test keep getting interrupted, and a mystery woman turns up on the big day bearing unexpected news. Josie Lawrence guest stars in the final episode of the series

Robert serves on the Re-Vaccination Committee. When Emmaline comes to the Bramwells' house for help, they suspect she may suffer a reaction to Finn's vaccination experiments