TV Guide GREAT! tv Tuesday

Matthew's down-to-earth dad refuses to invest in his future until the lad gets himself a job - so when Henry's hidden stash of loose change goes missing, his cash-strapped son is an obvious suspect

A forthcoming county fair brings out a streak of competitiveness in the family. Olivia is surprised to hear her childhood sweetheart, the now wealthy Oscar Cockrell, is to be one of the judges. Peter Donat guest stars

Part two of two. Charlie makes a mistake as Laura and Nellie continue their battle to win the affections of Almanzo Wilder. Drama, starring Michael Landon

The students are set the task of tracing their family trees for a school assignment, but Albert doesn't know where to begin - so Charles and Caroline decide to make matters easier by adopting him. Michael Pataki guest stars

The children are unhappy when Miss Hunter needs to take leave because of a family emergency and a substitute teacher is sent to take over her job

Grandma inherits an old friend's legacy and promptly decides to share the proceeds between her grandchildren, but her well-meaning action has unforeseen consequences

Unambitious PC Hamish Macbeth's rural beat is rocked by two bizarre mysteries - the theft of salt from the local shop and the disappearance of a well-known bully - suggesting sinister forces could be at work. First episode of the comedy drama set against the backdrop of a sleepy Highland village, starring Robert Carlyle, Ralph Riach and Valerie Gogan

The Highland GP has a run-in with an old friend and later investigates what appears to be an attack on a gay man, only to find himself caught up in a traumatic domestic violence case. David Rintoul, Ian Bannen and Annette Crosbie star

When the Ministry is broken into by an apparently invisible man, it seems a secret formula has fallen into the hands of an organisation run by Soviet Intelligence. Light-hearted action, starring Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg

BJ finds himself falling in love with a famous war correspondent (played by Susan Saint James). Korean war comedy, starring Mike Farrell and Alan Alda

Appalled at how American civilian doctors are profiting from the war, Hawkeye presents the Army with a bill for his services. Meanwhile, Charles reluctantly shares Yankee surgical know-how with three visiting Korean medics. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, David Ogden Stiers, Mike Farrell and Harry Morgan

A hard-line disciplinarian colonel drops in on the 4077th during an outbreak of practical jokes to mark April Fool's Day, and a veneer of normality is only established through Potter's extreme measures. Alan Alda stars

Suspecting she is in trouble, Mike flies to Brussels to find Laura. Meanwhile, Helen and Phil are beside themselves with frustration at her apparent insensitivity. Comedy, starring Judi Dench and Michael Williams