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Donald returns home with news that the local home for the disadvantaged is closing down, prompting one of the residents to move in with Deborah, closely followed by the woman's admirer. Jean gets a nasty shock when the tax inspector pays a visit, and Logan finally bares his soul as he contemplates leaving the village - a move which is welcomed by an angry Donald when he catches the doctor performing emergency surgery. Rural drama, starring Richard Wilson, Oliver Milburn, Jenna Russell and David Garfield

Mark and Jonathan work as hotel bellhops to help a millionaire's son dubbed Rudd the Dud find meaning in his life. They must also contend with a tyrannical boss and snooty guests

Part one of two. A traveling side show, run by Dr Joshua McQueen, features the 'Wild Boy of the North' as its main attraction. Roughly nine years old, the child escapes and ultimately seeks shelter with the Wilders. With the help of Doc Baker, they find some unsettling truths about him

Part two of two. Matthew's life has taken a complete turn, thanks to the love and support of so many people in Walnut Grove, and he is now living happily with Mr Edwards. The trouble is, a certain someone has called McQueen back to town, and the man will do anything to get the child back - even if it means a long and tedious court case

Laura's childhood friend Jane Canfield comes back to Walnut Grove. Despite her blindness, she develops a fondness for Isaiah Edwards - who is twice her age - and the two gradually fall in love

When a handsome called named Reverend Hale passes through Walnut Grove, he earns Reverend Alden's respect by making a generous donation to the Church, and is quickly accepted by the congregation as a strong and efficient speaker. However, he causes a stir when he begins secret meeting with the town's women secretly - especially as Almanzo and John are away on business

Dr Marvin Haynes has been practising in Walnut Grove, but his failing eyesight prevents him from renewing his licence, leaving him angry and depressed over the loss of his career. Jenny is paralysed in an accident, but hope arrives in the form of Haynes who takes her as his last patient. Ralph Bellamy guest stars

After substituting for Etta Plum at Walnut Grove's school, Laura realises that being a housewife is not enough for her restless spirit. She begins writing a book of anecdotes about her life on the prairie, and after she wins a contest she has a real chance at getting it published - but there's a catch

Ruth talks her cantankerous landlord Rigsby into renting his newly vacated room to a friend of hers. Pilot episode of the classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter, Frances de la Tour and Don Warrington

Lonely landlord Rigsby decides he needs help to improve his ailing love life and turns to new tenant Philip for advice. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington

Rigsby wines and dines Miss Jones in a suit surreptitiously 'borrowed' from stroppy wrestler Spooner - who turns up halfway through the main course intent on exacting revenge. Vintage comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Nurse Cratty's orphanage is bombed and she brings her children to the 4077th. Frank accuses one of the orphans of stealing his newly awarded Purple Heart. Comedy, starring Alan Alda

A wounded officer arrives at the 4077th and claims he is Christ, prompting Intelligence Officer Flagg and psychiatrist Sidney Freedman to grapple over his fate. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

The crusty lawyer defends a naive teacher accused of seducing one of his students. Elsewhere, Guthrie Featherstone decides to seek a judgeship, while Phyllida breaks off her engagement to a dejected Erskine-Brown. Courtroom drama, with Leo McKern, Peter Bowles and Patricia Hodge