Rewind TV TV Guide — Monday, 8 June 2026

Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

Romantic comedy from 1993, starring Rik Mayall. The night before his wedding, hapless Neil wakes up on a train to Scarborough with a stripper, thanks to his mischievous friends. Angry at first, he's desperate to get home in time to tie the knot with Sophie, but slowly comes to accept his fate. With Helena Bonham Carter, Nathaniel Parker, Martin Clunes and Serena Gordon

A look into the world of Beryl Cook, one of Britain’s most popular painters—an irreverent grandmother known for bold art featuring royal fantasies and cheeky scenes like a ‘female flasher’.

Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

In 1970 schoolchildren are interviewed over smoking and whether they like the habit or not.

Comedian Tony Hancock stars in his own first television series, a mix of sketches aided by June Whitfield and other regulars Clive Dunn and John Vere

Dr Zarkov saves Flash from the Stratosled and Flash seeks the support of the Tree People in the war against Ming and Azura.

Drake receives a surprise telephone call from an old enemy, Miguel Torres.

President Varnold is critically injured after an assassination attempt. The hospital location is secret but a wandering young woman seems to know it, and John Drake fears the president is still in danger.

Jack celebrates rural England, blending folklore, crafts, and storytelling as he explores vanishing traditions, landscapes, and the quiet wisdom of country life.

A late-night call stirs tension between Beryl and Geoffrey, leading to a heated moment, but they soon confront their feelings and face the future of their relationship together.

Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Michael is asked to give a talk on sex at a local school. Medical comedy, starring Barry Evans

Robert warns that his visiting mother is demanding, and Dorothy soon has to work out how to make her leave.

Bill realises his life will never be the same again when Faith and Liza meet for the first time, and Joe takes his driving test - on Friday the 13th

Laurence wants a more open marriage that allows him to see other women, but he isn't happy when he finds out that Jane wants to see other men. Sitcom, starring Maureen Lipman

Jeannie enlists the help of spiritualists when she experiences strange happenings in her flat. Comedy drama, starring Mike Pratt, Kenneth Cope and Annette Andre

A late-night call stirs tension between Beryl and Geoffrey, leading to a heated moment, but they soon confront their feelings and face the future of their relationship together.

Winston is in trouble with the crew of Thunderbird Three - he has borrowed cash from all of them and lost it betting on Manchester City to win.

The team learns of an attempt to steal a top-secret file, and investigates the involvement of a distinguished lord. Fantasy drama, starring William Gaunt and Stuart Damon

Director John Badham is interviewed while filming Dracula in Cornwall in 1978.

Francis Coudrill presents a unique blend of animation and the European Western in this TV classic as Hank Rides Again.

On HMS Torquay in 1981, waiter Manuel from Fawlty Towers is on hand to serve up some comedy. Starring Andrew Sachs

Part one of two. The Rangers are threatened with closure when they are blamed for industrial espionage. Michael Elphick stars

Jack celebrates rural England, blending folklore, crafts, and storytelling as he explores vanishing traditions, landscapes, and the quiet wisdom of country life.

Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.