TV Guide GREAT! tv Thursday

The 4077th seek out a dog that bit Radar to save him the agonies of a painful course of rabies injections, and Hawkeye defies Frank to treat a soldier suffering hysterical paralysis. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda

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

Emma steals Niamh's car in a fit of rage, while Siobhan shocks Brendan with her plans for a water birth, but decides to go through with it anyway. Light-hearted drama, starring Deirdre Donnelly and Gary Whelan

A fortune-teller creates a stir in Ormston, Eddie keeps a vigil at Jean's bedside after she collapses, and Phyllis is shocked to hear a man has been killed in an accident. Elsewhere, Deborah struggles to get Tom on his own to tell him her news, and Aggie can't resist bringing up the past when an offer of a bed for the night solves her homelessness problem. Starring James Bolam and Michael French

Janet's maternal instincts are aroused by the discovery of a day-old baby abandoned on the doorstep of Arden House. Medical drama, with Annette Crosbie and David Rintoul

Secrets are being leaked from the Cypher HQ. The employees however, insist that all has been normal. Steed and Tara look into a dubious window cleaning service to find out more

Radar rescues a lamb destined for the spit at a Greek-style feast, conning Henry into giving it a medical discharge and passage back to America, but the celebrations go ahead without the main ingredient when Trapper and Hawkeye come up with a new recipe using tinned meat

Frank Burns cracks under the relentless pressure of endless incoming casualties and an attack on the camp, and pops the question to Hot Lips. Comedy, starring Alan Alda

Henry caters for the pastoral needs of the 4077th with a Shirley Temple film, a barbecue and a sex education lecture, prompted by Hawkeye and Trapper. Comedy, starring Alan Alda, Gary Burghoff, Larry Linville and Wayne Rogers