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Father Mulcahy wins a weekend in Tokyo with Nurse Dish, much to the disgust of Houlihan and Frank. Pilot episode of the Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, George Morgan, Loretta Swit and Larry Linville

Helen seeks a boyfriend for her socially inept elder sister Laura, so invites nervous horticulturalist Mike to a party. The pair discover they share a dislike of being fixed up, so depart together to prevent Helen objecting to them leaving. Bob Larbey's comedy, starring Judi Dench and Michael Williams as middle-aged romantics

While the students at the Walnut Grove School are enjoying their summer vacation, Laura decides to attend a literary seminar in Arizona with Eliza Jane. However, she is left furious when a college teacher suggests her grades would improve significantly should she respond positively to his amorous advances

Grandpa wins a raffle, but Grandma is upset to learn that his prize is a statue that reminds him of one of his ex-girlfriends. Meanwhile, John-Boy writes a story about the failed romance between Miss Emily and Ashley Longworth

The big-hearted villagers rally round to help a devastated Kathleen redecorate her fire-damaged home - and even Father Peter agrees to support their less than saintly attempts to raise enough cash. Comedy drama, starring Stephen Tompkinson and Aine Ni Mhuiri

A singing star turns up at the surgery demanding a repeat prescription, but the exact nature of her illness proves elusive. Meanwhile, Dr Finlay considers starting afresh elsewhere. Medical drama, starring David Rintoul, Ian Bannen and Annette Crosbie

Steed and Mrs Peel track down a blackmailing assassin who scares his victims into meek compliance by carrying out fake murders. Vintage hokum, with Patrick Macnee, Diana Rigg and Simon Oates

Hawkeye and Trapper strike a deal with black marketeers to replace a hijacked supply of hydrocortisone - in exchange for Henry's antique oak desk. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda, Wayne Rogers and Gary Burghoff

Hot Lips persuades Henry to transfer a beautiful nurse out of the 4077th, but Trapper enters the ring in the inter-camp tournament to fight for her posting. Black comedy, starring Alan Alda, Gary Burghoff and Loretta Swit

Frank is incensed at Hawkeye's appointment as chief surgeon and his efforts to impress a visiting general, plus the arrival of Klinger convinces the dignitary the camp is crazy. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

Helen and Phil are keen to know how things went between unlikely lovebirds Laura and Mike, so both end up invited to lunch - where they relate conflicting stories. Comedy, starring Judi Dench and Michael Williams

Part one of two. Jonathan and Mark are reunited with Scotty, a disabled athlete they previously helped, and who is now waiting to find out if it is possible for him to start a family. They also try to persuade a man with Down's syndrome to compete in the Paralympics. Paul Walker guest stars