Talking Pictures TV TV Guide — Monday, 8 June 2026

Tony plots to get even with a tycoon who took advantage of his friend, and tries to trick him into investing in a scientific method to create gold

A bar fight results in Robin acquiring a new ally when the sheriff's men try to arrest both of them

Beamish refuses to belive rumours that Tempest is behind a series of raids - until he sees evidence with his own eyes

The outlaw is accused of murdering a partisan and stealing his gold, and begins to suspect that one of his accusers is the real culprit

A man kills a diamond expert and assumes his identity, but end sup caught in a trap of his own making

A happily married couple embark on a spending spree after receiving the happy news that they're in line for a hefty inheritance - but their celebrations are cut short by the discovery that they'll have to divorce to claim it. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden, Peggy Cummins and Richard Wattis

Quilley and Skinner arrest a drug pusher after heroin is found in her flat. However, her solicitor - a former police officer - accuses them of planting the drugs

A doctor serving in Southeast Asia dismisses rumours of plague so he can return to the US and accept an award - leaving behind a deadly outbreak and nobody to provide aid

A once-wealthy woman left penniless after her divorce is arrested for shooting two men, but says nothing in her defence

Richard discovers an abbey famous for providing aid to travellers has been taken over by bandits, so disguises himself as an outlaw to infiltrate the gang

Amorous Dr Burke inadvertently finds himself on board an ocean liner and cheerfully adopts the role of ship's medic, only too happy to take the temperatures of all the bikini-clad lady passengers. Comedy, the last of seven films adapted from Richard Gordon's series of books, starring Leslie Phillips, Harry Secombe, James Robertson Justice, Irene Handl and Freddie Jones

The life and work of Italian film-maker Federico Fellini, a four-time Academy Award-winner whose pioneering movies include La Strada, La Dolce Vita and 8 1/2