GREAT! tv TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

A war-weary foot soldier raises spirits in the 4077th by rustling up gourmet meals that only harassed Colonel Potter can miss. Comedy, starring Alan Alda, David Ogden Stiers and Mike Farrell

A congressional aide arrives at the 4077th on a supposedly routine fact-finding tour, but his real agenda is discovered when he accuses Margaret of being a communist sympathiser. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, David Ogden Stiers, Mike Farrell and Gary Burghoff

Rigsby lets a room to a young couple he believes have just got married - unaware that they are not man and wife. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Fears grow that a teenage girl has sustained a spinal injury, a clifftop stroll has a frightening outcome for a tourist, and rescue crews try to reach a trapped motorcyclist

A skydiver's parachute fails to open, an adrenaline seeking 10 year old is tossed from his motorbike, and as the flood waters rise an ugly bar room brawl claims a victim

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

Jonathan tries to reunite a dying woman with her disapproving father, who has never forgiven her for having a child out of wedlock

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

Jonathan helps a paralysed man who has fallen in love, but fears his condition will ruin the relationship. Mark is reluctant to get involved, as the woman in question is his cousin

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

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A hailstorm leaves the Ingalls family's crops in ruin. To recoup the money, Charles and some friendly neighbours - including a light-hearted Englishman - work in a dangerous railroad blasting job. The Englishman, who is employed as a powder-monkey brings both cheer and eventually tragedy to Charles. Caroline, meanwhile, rounds up the farmers' wives to salvage what's left of the crops, despite the pessimism that threatens their effort

While in Mankato, Charles encounters a drunken Mr Edwards in the midst of a bar fight and brings him to Walnut Grove. To rehabilitate him, he gets him a job at Hansen's Mill, and Caroline tries to set him up with widow Grace Snider

Laura has a crush on a new boy in school named Johnny Johnson. He, however, is interested in Mary, who finds no interest in him. Laura believes Mary is trying to steal him from her, and they fight about it. Charles teaches Laura that one day, a boy will be interested in her too

Amy decides to fake her own death to trick her estranged family into coming to town

While at a party at Nellie Oleson's, Laura hurts her ankle and becomes friends with Olga, a friendly girl with a birth defect causing one leg to be shorter than the other. The Ingalls girls decide to throw their own party and while Charles helps Olga, Laura exacts her own special revenge on Nellie Oleson

The girls and Charles decide to surprise Caroline with a second honeymoon. When Grace Snider cannot make it, Mr Edwards volunteers for the job of looking after the children. Later on, he finds the Ingalls girls, especially Carrie, to be more than he can handle. Meanwhile, Caroline cannot stop thinking about the children and worrying for their safety

Miss Beadle is injured and ordered to rest by Doc Baker, so Caroline takes over as substitute teacher of Walnut Grove School. During her tenure, an uneducated youth named Abel McKay enrolls, and is relentlessly teased because of his illiteracy

Mary gives Laura a baby raccoon as a pet, but it bites both her and the family dog, leaving Charles worried it may have rabies

The church needs a new bell, creating tension between the Kennedys and the Olesons

Mary is forbidden from taking a scholarship exam after she accidentally sets fire to the barn, but Laura fears she will defy their mother