TV Guide That's TV Wednesday

Rigsby tries to drum up support for his local election candidate, but finds Alan and Philip have other ideas about who should represent their interests. Leonard Rossiter, Frances de la Tour, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington star

Terry carries out some home improvements for Bob and Thelma while they are on holiday. However, he finds himself sidetracked by the attentions of their attractive neighbour Sandra. Classic comedy, starring James Bolam and Rodney Bewes. First shown in 1974

Arthur finds it increasingly hard to sell his dodgy second-hand cars and decides it might be more profitable to rent them out instead. However, panic ensues when his beloved Bentley is stolen. Meanwhile, Ray faces the possibility that his new girlfriend is involved with a gang of burglars. Drama, starring George Cole and Gary Webster

In this episode, Sir Henry is still standing in for Joyce as the Solana is due to put on a psychic convention. Sam sees a chance to boost her income, but Psychic Sue becomes suspicious of her. Billy receives some life-changing advice from Uri Geller, but drives his family crazy with his new positive way of thinking. Meanwhile, Tiger and Rob decide that Joey's mathematical talents would come in handy for a profitable trip to the casino, and Pauline reveals that she is pregnant, but who is the father?

Haunted by dreams of his kidnapper, Paddy resolves to banish his demons and regain control by tracking down Maureen, the woman responsible for what he has become. Meanwhile, Frank discovers his child benefit payments have stopped and Maxine comes up with a way to show Carl where his true feelings should lie. Karen's guilt gets the better of her as Mandy prepares to move in with Joe

Temperamental tenant Spooner, a professional wrestler, is confined to his room with a broken leg, and makes life hell for Alan and Philip by playing his radio full-blast at all hours - so naturally they challenge Rigsby to confront him. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter