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After Johnny Johnson has an argument with his father, he decides to leave hoping to see the world. Mr Edwards accompanies him while on his way to purchase an expensive hunting rifle

Founder's Day comes to Walnut Grove, and everybody is looking forward to the exciting competitions. While Laura and Mary try to outdo the Olesons, Charles is challenged to a logging contest by an aging lumberjack

Charles and his boss anticipate a large income from a big job. However things fail to go according to plan, which puts a financial strain on the family as they pull together to make ends meet

Brendan and Siobhan finally decide to tie the knot, but instead of a huge white wedding, the happy couple have a discreet ceremony. Of course, there can be no secrets in the Ballykissangel community _ word gets out and Niamh organises a surprise reception. Comedy drama, starring Tony Doyle, Gary Whelan and Deirdre Donnelly

Len and Linda are delighted when their first foster child arrives, but their joy is cut short by the discovery that the youngster isn't quite what they were expecting. Meanwhile, Tom and Arthur bicker over the medical treatment of Rita Lennox, the woman sent to turn the local pub into a tourist trap

Drama set in 1895, chronicling the personal and professional consequences of Eleanor Bramwell's determined quest to become the first female surgeon at the East London Hospital. The first episode sees Eleanor embarking on her medical career - and immediately crossing swords with eminent surgeon Sir Herbert Hamilton. Jemma Redgrave stars in the title role, with David Calder as her father, and Robert Hardy as Sir Herbert

With King on holiday, Steed and aristocratic adventurer Lady Diana investigate a sinister factory housing a deadly computer that seems to be behind the murders of several British agents. Patrick Macnee and Jennifer Croxton star

The mail brings mixed fortune with news that Potter is to become a grandfather and Frank Burns' wife is suing for divorce. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

Radar mobilises Hawkeye and BJ in the hunt for a rare commodity when Colonel Potter mentions his craving for tomato juice. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

The 4077th jump to attention for the camp foot inspection, while Colonel Potter cannot sit down because of a shrapnel wound. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

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