Rewind TV Today

A sailor is stabbed to death after being given a chicken's foot, the second in a series of murders with the same sinister calling card

Jed enrolls Jethro at an exclusive school owned by Mr Drysdale, where he joins a class of 10-year-olds

Prince Barin convinces Aura to help with their escape and the Earth party reaches the Turret House only to have it set on fire by a mysterious rocket.

Keith Barron narrates the story of the Black Rider of Widecombe

Clive Gunnell continues his West Country walk, travelling from Woody Bay to Chivenor.

Jack discusses the history of the river valleys of Wessex. While walking through them he encounters his old friends the Searle family rehearsing their circus acts.

Award-winning documentary about the famous shipwreck located off the Isles of Scilly. Narrated by Kenneth MacLeod and Tony Church.

Music by Madness, the Sweet and Slade. Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Briggs suspects clerk Edwards of treachery and uncovers a spy network but his bungled approach sees him accidentally arresting two innocent men along the way.

Harvey has cash-flow troubles and resents Frieda's charity, while Leo impresses Maggie. Comedy, starring Kenneth Cranham and Pauline Quirke

Abbott recovers in hospital after a stabbing, and Dunstable’s flat becoming the unexpected meeting point for everyone involved.

With the engagement restored, Beryl starts saving for their future, but Geoffrey struggles with the idea of sharing finances, creating tension in their plans.

Heavy Breathing meets a well-to-do ex school friend in the café and feels ashamed that he is less educated and decides it's time to get some private tuition.

Kit gets a shock when he returns to Le Crest, while Faith and Gordon devise a plan that will help them receive American assistance

Intruders break into Nemesis HQ and obtain sensitive information on Richard's background, placing his life in danger

Harvey has cash-flow troubles and resents Frieda's charity, while Leo impresses Maggie. Comedy, starring Kenneth Cranham and Pauline Quirke

Clive Gunnell continues his West Country walk, travelling from Woody Bay to Chivenor.

Jack discusses the history of the river valleys of Wessex. While walking through them he encounters his old friends the Searle family rehearsing their circus acts.

Music by Madness, the Sweet and Slade. Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Briggs suspects clerk Edwards of treachery and uncovers a spy network but his bungled approach sees him accidentally arresting two innocent men along the way.

Abbott recovers in hospital after a stabbing, and Dunstable’s flat becoming the unexpected meeting point for everyone involved.

With the engagement restored, Beryl starts saving for their future, but Geoffrey struggles with the idea of sharing finances, creating tension in their plans.

Heavy Breathing meets a well-to-do ex school friend in the café and feels ashamed that he is less educated and decides it's time to get some private tuition.

Intruders break into Nemesis HQ and obtain sensitive information on Richard's background, placing his life in danger

Kit gets a shock when he returns to Le Crest, while Faith and Gordon devise a plan that will help them receive American assistance

A young woman goes searching for her missing artist father. Horror, starring Michael Greer and Marianna Hill

Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

At Octavia's request, Liz and Rudi explore the abandoned records section. While Rudi seeks escape, Liz uncovers an ancient experiment to create artificial life.

Francis Coudrill presents a unique blend of animation and the European Western in this TV classic as Hank Rides Again

A strange force transforms women into bizarre creatures which kill their male victims by wearing them out sexually. Erotic sci-fi adventure, starring Victoria Vetri

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

Clive Gunnell continues his West Country walk, travelling from Woody Bay to Chivenor.

Comedy sketch show first shown on Channel 4 in 1982. Filmed in front of a live studio audience, it's not just the jokes that are cut price!

Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

Jack discusses the history of the river valleys of Wessex. While walking through them he encounters his old friends the Searle family rehearsing their circus acts.