Talking Pictures TV TV Guide

A woman trapped in a loveless marriage to a domineering husband seeks solace by inventing an imaginary lover - who provides the key to escape her unhappiness in reality

A Victorian psychic has visions of Jack the Ripper's murders, but the details are so accurate that the police assume he is the killer

Italian saxophonist Riccardo Rauchi and his ensemble of musicians perform Okay Madison

The knight tries to show King Arthur the dangers of harsh punishment for thieves. The pair don disguises to see how hard it is for those with a criminal past to make a fresh start

A psychic predicts a series of near-fatal accidents that befall a society heiress - who ends up the prime suspect when her boyfriend is murdered

A stolen mailbag is recovered after 15 years, and the letters inside have a life-changing impact when they are finally delivered. Drama, starring Ronald Howard and Christina Gregg

Part three of three. Lord Ffogg and Lady Peasoup plot to steal the crown jewels, and Robin is stung by a deadly African bee. Guest starring Glynis Johns

Simon Nye's adaptation of Eleanor H Porter's novel about a little girl who goes to live with her rich but bitter aunt after the death of her beloved father. Her sunny nature and determination to look on the bright side of life have an astonishing effect on those around her - but tragedy lurks round the corner. Starring Amanda Burton, Georgina Terry, Kenneth Cranham, Pam Ferris and David Bamber

Police are baffled by robberies known as the Red Rose series. Maguire and his partner suspect a seemingly innocent jeweller

Ada is annoyed when Walter refuses to go dancing with her, and her jealousy is piqued when he accepts pies from other women

Part one of two. Solo and Kuryakin are on the trail of an industrialist who plans to take over an Asian nation, breaking each of the 10 Commandments along the way. They receive some unexpected help from the would-be tyrant's wife, who is seeking him out to make him sign her final divorce papers. Guest starring Rip Torn and James Hong

A nostalgic cycling proficiency film featuring a young Roy Hudd, a lost training film starring John Cleese and Adrienne Posta, and a reminiscence on teatime traditions