GREAT! tv TV Guide — Thursday, 4 June 2026

The military denies responsibility for destroying a South Korean village with friendly fire, prompting Hawkeye and Trapper to plan its reconstruction - complete with soft ice-cream-maker. Comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

Temperamental tenant Spooner, a professional wrestler, is confined to his room with a broken leg, and makes life hell for Alan and Philip by playing his radio full-blast at all hours - so naturally they challenge Rigsby to confront him. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

Robin and Chrissy go babysitting, but the baby will not stop crying, and the drinks cupboard is locked. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan and Paula Wilcox

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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

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

Jonathan offers encouragement to a bullied orphan who is in danger of being taken away from his grandfather

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

Mark gets a job working for a movie star who hates all men. They both wish they could trade places - only for their request to be granted

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Eleanor discovers a darker side to village life when there is a measles outbreak at the local school

Jonathan and Mark come to the aid of an honest politician, whose reputation is being slandered by an unscrupulous rival. Ken Kercheval guest stars

Jonathan helps a minister cope with a crisis of conscience when his church insists on religion being taught in pre-school classes - to the outrage of parents

Laura quits her teaching job, leaving the children to face the tender mercies of Mrs Oleson, who immediately sets about making changes to the curriculum

Part one of two. Albert falls for a traumatised schoolgirl hiding a terrible secret, but her father tries to put a stop to their relationship, forcing them to meet in secret

Rumblings of discontent over the sale of a new-born calf prompt the family to join forces in a determined effort to get it back. Drama, starring Richard Thomas

After finding himself unable to shoot a turkey while on a hunting trip, John-Boy displays his courage by saving his father's life

A local Lotto winner and golf fanatic finally puts Quigley's dreams of the ultimate course within his reach _ but he soon realises his silver lining has its very own cloud. Light-hearted drama, starring Tony Doyle, Stanley Townsend and Tina Kellegher

Bernard Cribbins guest stars as Lyn and Jackie's estranged father, who makes an unexpected appearance for their mother's funeral. While neither of his daughters are particularly pleased to see him, their attitude soon changes when he reveals he is seriously ill. Tony's cousin comes to town, while Nick gets himself sacked from the Black Bull - only to be replaced by a new manager with an interesting secret

The elder Dr Bramwell plans to open a practice on Harley Street and proposes marriage to Mrs Costigan. Jemma Redgrave stars