TV Guide GREAT! tv Wednesday

Radar offers words of comfort to a suicidal amputee, and Burns goes behind Potter's back to set up a boxing match between Klinger and Zale. Gary Burghoff and Larry Linville star

Henry's cleaner Enid quits her job and heads to the French Riviera following a win on the pools. Whereas Henry favours a competent and dependable replacement as house cleaner, Matthew is keen to secure someone more glamorous. Leslie Ash guest stars

Ambrose's mother comes to stay for Kieran's birthday, driving Niamh to distraction. Meanwhile, the lure of a gold mine leads Quigley to enter a race against time _ but he is not the only man in town who thinks he is about to hit the jackpot. Starring Peter Hanly

Helen Gilder and Henry Williamson return to Ormston for Tom's funeral, and Dr Logan is surprised to find that his ex-lover is married and happily settled in the village, prompting him to sabotage his own motorbike so he can be close to her for a while longer. Meanwhile, Deborah is struggling to accept Tom's death and she faces another difficulty when Henry offers to buy the hospital on behalf of the NHS, which leaves her wondering whether to leave the village for good

BJ suffers pangs of guilt after spending a night with nurse Carrie Donovan in a bid to console her over the failure of her marriage. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, Mike Farrell and Ann Sweeney

Father Mulcahy falls victim to infectious hepatitis, while BJ finds his surgical skills tested to the limit, and Hawkeye has to deal with a mysterious case of back pain that's all in the mind. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and William Christopher

Hawkeye is pursued by a general who wants him as his personal physician, and Radar helps take care of a soldier's baby after he returns home. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

When Henry's handsome and charming younger brother Edward comes to stay, he so impresses Matthew with his anecdotes concerning the grand circles in which he moves that a jealous Henry decides to tell a few white lies to redress the balance. Comedy, starring John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale

An old man, still grieving over the loss of his wife, is placed in a nursing home. His outlook on life changes when he has the opportunity to fulfil his wife's biggest wish to visit Hollywood