U&Eden TV Guide

The family help out at the soup kitchen and Alf concocts a plan to help Teddy escape the amorous Miss Cissy's clutches. Comedy, starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Lady Lavender insists on burying her dear, departed parrot with full military honours, while Teddy attempts to break off his engagement with Madge Cartwright. Comedy capers, starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Lord Meldrum decides to inspect the servants' quarters and Mabel finds a purse containing £5. Then the staff are invited to the luxurious ball where their employers wait upon them. Comedy, starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Cissy goes to the Polls, James somehow finds a job, and Teddy goes too far. Comedy, starring Paul Shane and Su Pollard

Lord Meldrum decides to treat the servants to a picnic in the country. Nobody is surprised however, to find Sir Ralph and Lady Agatha are there too

Ben Robinson visits Laxey on the Isle of Man to discover what drew Victorians to the tourist destination. It wasn't the beaches and the mountains that attracted Victorian tourists, but an engineering marvel - the biggest waterwheel in the world

An American desert canyon where fortunes were made and lives were lost, and an island fortress in Scotland with an Achilles heel

An iron monster lost in the Alaskan tundra, a Crusader fort thrown into a modern conflict, and a prison built to house a mafia kingpin

A real-life concrete jungle in America's 'Rust Belt', and an industrial facility that brought energy to a remote corner of the world

A Middle Eastern region littered with ruins and a strange facility in Taiwan that struck fear into the hearts of those who knew its true purpose

David Attenborough narrates footage of the wildlife of Asia's forests. A Bengal tiger has her work cut out feeding three cubs, while greater one-horned rhinos battle it out in conflicts over territory. The rains of the monsoon prove an obstacle to a purple frog looking for a place to lay eggs, and a female orangutan in Borneo searches for a mate

David Attenborough introduces footage of animals in Asia that live at extremely close quarters with people, from tigers making a home in town to elephants stopping traffic for food. A small park in central Bangkok supports 300 giant lizards, whilst a flying squirrel in Taipei has made a cosy home in a school. Proboscis monkeys are forced to venture uncomfortably closer to humans, and swifts in Jerusalem face tough competition for nest sites

Animals that live in Asia's deserts and dry grasslands, including the Gobi bear, one of the rarest animals on Earth who communicate by leaving their scent on ancient trees. The Thar in India is the most densely populated desert in the world, and a place where Demoiselle cranes migrate thousands of miles to reach, being welcomed with grain put out by the local Jain community

The series concludes with a look at the work of people striving to protect Asia's endangered wildlife, and what routes conservation could take in the future. In Japan, scientists take pregnant sharks, killed accidentally in fishing nets, and rescue their unborn young in an incubating system that simulates a womb. The programme also visits a village that used to be a hotbed of poaching and is now a centre for bird tourism