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Rumpole has woman trouble when tasked to defend a petty thief charged with driving the getaway vehicle in a botched robbery, while also trying to get Fiona accepted into his chamber. Leo McKern stars

Deborah avoids Logan as his last day in Ormston approaches, while a surprise lies in store for Jean after she falls ill with suspected food poisoning. Phyllis is keen to interview Silas Craddock about his successful sideline in herbal remedies, but when the lecherous window cleaner comes into conflict with Donald, the pair agree to a duel at sunrise - which has a dramatic impact on everyone's lives. Drama, starring Richard Wilson

A sinister psychiatrist offers to help Dr Sloan exact revenge on a downsizing expert who threatens the medic's job - in return for a deadly favour. Detective drama, starring Dick Van Dyke

Part one of two. The crime-busting cleric embarks on a solo quest to find a killer when a body is found in the confessional, and neither warnings from the police nor threats from the underworld are going to stop him. Drama, starring Tom Bosley and Tracy Nelson

Albert falls terminally ill with leukaemia, and decides to see out his days in Walnut Grove. Laura, however, is in denial that her brother will soon die. Meanwhile, the school children prepare for their traditional climb of the mountain. Sequel to the popular TV drama, starring Melissa Gilbert, Matthew Labyorteaux and Victor French

Albert falls terminally ill with leukaemia, and decides to see out his days in Walnut Grove. Laura, however, is in denial that her brother will soon die. Meanwhile, the school children prepare for their traditional climb of the mountain. Sequel to the popular TV drama, starring Melissa Gilbert, Matthew Labyorteaux and Victor French

One of Steve's fellow officers is shot during an undercover raid, but Dr Sloan suspects the death was no accident. As the pair investigate the lives of the officer who pulled the trigger and the victim's widow, they are drawn into a world of blackmail and murder. Medical detective drama, starring Dick Van Dyke

The crime-solving clergyman helps Sister Steve protect one of her old flames from a killer. Tom Bosley and Tracy Nelson star

Drama series set in the 1950s, starring James Bolam and Michael French as father-and-son GPs from a sleepy Lancashire town. When son Tom returns to his roots with his family, he is horrified to discover his father has decided to retire and resolves to find out why. Meanwhile, as preparations get under way for a local wedding, the doctors find their skills are called on - leaving the family in a dilemma. Clive Swift, Maggie Steed, Naomi Radcliffe and Samuel Hudson also feature

Frank flees the village after telling Jackie the harsh truth, but Rubes sets off to track him down. She finds him at his former boss's mansion and instantly assumes the building belongs to him - a mistake he is happy to go along with. The lie soon spirals out of control, however, as Tony and the family take advantage of the luxurious facilities. Meanwhile, chaos ensues when Lyn does her community service at a hostel and enlists the residents' help with the housework. Drama, starring Bernard Cribbins

Hamish investigates when unpopular, meddling newcomer to the town Vicky Jeffreys receives anonymous threats after taking over the planning for Lochdubh Day. Starring Robert Carlyle and Phyllida Law

In Potter's absence, Frank tries to assert his authority by inflating a few petty charges against Hawkeye into a full-blown accusation of mutiny. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, Larry Linville, Mike Farrell and Harry Morgan

A sick helicopter pilot refuses to quit, while a twice-wounded GI decides he's had enough. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Mike Farrell

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

Laura goes hunting for a new flat and Mike insists on going along. The duo also decide to try to rekindle their romance. Comedy, starring Judi Dench and Michael Williams as middle-aged romantics

Drama series set in the 1950s, starring James Bolam and Michael French as father-and-son GPs from a sleepy Lancashire town. When son Tom returns to his roots with his family, he is horrified to discover his father has decided to retire and resolves to find out why. Meanwhile, as preparations get under way for a local wedding, the doctors find their skills are called on - leaving the family in a dilemma. Clive Swift, Maggie Steed, Naomi Radcliffe and Samuel Hudson also feature