Rewind TV TV Guide — Sunday, 6 September 2026

Music by the Damned, Blondie and Pixies. Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

Bill is made acting editor and wants to bring Faith on board, but her insecurities hold him back. Comedy, starring James Bolam, Belinda Lang and Lynda Bellingam

Faith is horrified to learn son Joe has been arrested for swearing at a football match, and tries to throw him out of the house. Unfortunately, she reckons without the troublesome teenager's stubborn streak, and finally finds herself forced to use more subtle means to teach him a lesson. Lynda Bellingham, James Bolam and Julia Sawalha star

When Faith becomes too deeply involved in a work project for a health magazine, she turns her obsession on her family. Comedy, starring Lynda Bellingham and James Bolam

Dorothy and Robert are both bedridden by a mystery illness, with no one to care for them but a market researcher.

Dorothy insists she is unbothered after a critic attacks her work, then attends a local literary circle.

Music by Blur, David Bowie and EMF. Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

Part one of two. Koenig appears to suffer a mental breakdown, while at the same time hideous aliens try to infiltrate Moonbase Alpha. Sci-fi adventure, starring Martin Landau

A woman is driven to murder, but discovers her victim is not who or what she thought. Sci-fi adventure, starring Ed Bishop

Alex Dyke learns about another popular car from our past when he visits the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu.

Straker seeks permission to launch a space probe fitted with an electronic telescope, hoping to track a UFO to its home planet. Vintage sci-fi drama, starring Ed Bishop

Alex Dyke learns about another popular car from our past when he visits the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu.

A beloved cat causes more trouble than most patients, leaving the doctors chasing a very personal case.

Smoke, suspicion and hospital panic combine as St Swithin's tries to locate the real source of trouble.

Tom breaks his shoulder while doing gymnastics at school, and Caroline blames the injury on Charlie. Comedy, starring Joe McGann

Laura's name is mentioned in a billionaire's will, and it seems she is in line to receive a gift of £50,000. Caroline is suspicious of the mystery benefactor and wonders whether her mother had an affair with him while still married. Comedy, starring Honor Blackman, Diana Weston and Joe McGann

Caroline realises she has made a mistake when she allows her neighbour to move in for a few days. Comedy, starring Diana Weston and Joe McGann

New council duties and factory problems collide as Fred tries to keep control.

Fred snoops on a rival to learn who has a big contract and uncovers staff moonlighting.

A council battle escalates while factory tensions flare, forcing Fred to fight on two fronts.

Hannah steps into the breach as Bill's escort when Faith falls ill just before his magazine's dinner, but she can't find a thing to wear. Comedy, starring Lynda Bellingham, James Bolam and Julia Sawalha

Joe is horrified to discover that a packed lunch has been prepared for his first day at college. Comedy, starring Lynda Bellingham, Belinda Lang and James Bolam

Dorothy wants a birthday picnic in the countryside, but loud American guests quickly ruin Robert's hopes for peace.

Dorothy invites two rival MPs to discuss an idea, creating tension between Conservative and socialist guests.

Dorothy bets she can infiltrate Robert's men-only club and remain undetected, with neither side playing fair.

TV cameras descend on the wards to make a documentary featuring Dr Thorpe, but mayhem, chaos and disorder rear their ugly heads as the patients vie for attention. Hospital comedy, starring James Bolam, Peter Bowles and Richard Wilson

Glover and Norman are smitten by the charms of a new doctor, but Thorpe is initially hostile towards his colleague simply because she is young, female and attractive. Figgis warns the medic of his fellow patients' amorous intentions in a cryptic manner, but when Thorpe sees the error of his ways and offers an apology for his behaviour, she wrongly assumes he is her secret admirer. Hospital comedy, starring James Bolam and Richard Wilson

Tom breaks his shoulder while doing gymnastics at school, and Caroline blames the injury on Charlie. Comedy, starring Joe McGann

Laura's name is mentioned in a billionaire's will, and it seems she is in line to receive a gift of £50,000. Caroline is suspicious of the mystery benefactor and wonders whether her mother had an affair with him while still married. Comedy, starring Honor Blackman, Diana Weston and Joe McGann

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