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An old friend of Watson asks the detective duo to investigate mysterious laughing sounds that are emerging from an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus

Granny and Cousin Pearl are at each other's throats over who is going to take care of cooking and the house, so Jed has to find ways to keep them apart

Flash breaks free of his bonds and helps Dr Hans Zarkov, who's been hit by the disintegrating ray; the crew report to the Clay King.

Keith Barron narrates the story of the Giants of the Mount

Stephen Cranford uncovers the history of a lost railway line. From steam train memories to fascinating relics

At a country fair, Jack Hargreaves recalls the early days of farm mechanisation before going on to see a show of working terriers.

Comedian Tony Hancock stars in his own first television series, a mix of sketches aided by June Whitfield and other regulars Clive Dunn and John Vere

Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Songs, sketches, stand-up, celebrity guests, and an all-out assault on the nation's funny-bone, starring cheeky Cockney Brian Conley.

Love blossoms between Harriet and Harvey, but he worries that a long-term commitment may mean not seeing his son

Frankie Abbott hits town looking for a new girlfriend.

Beryl and Geoffrey attempt to air each other’s faults, but it backfires. Heartbroken, they later reconnect at a party and tentatively give their relationship another chance.

On his way to the bank, Bloody Delilah spots the deserted Thunderbird 3 and finds the lads having a tea break in a nearby garden.

The story of Ronald True, convicted of the murder of a prostitute in 1922.

A wedding reception at the Coaching Inn gets out of hand. Guest starring Joe and Stephen McGann

Love blossoms between Harriet and Harvey, but he worries that a long-term commitment may mean not seeing his son

Stephen Cranford uncovers the history of a lost railway line. From steam train memories to fascinating relics

At a country fair, Jack Hargreaves recalls the early days of farm mechanisation before going on to see a show of working terriers.

Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Songs, sketches, stand-up, celebrity guests, and an all-out assault on the nation's funny-bone, starring cheeky Cockney Brian Conley.

Frankie Abbott hits town looking for a new girlfriend.

Beryl and Geoffrey attempt to air each other’s faults, but it backfires. Heartbroken, they later reconnect at a party and tentatively give their relationship another chance.

On his way to the bank, Bloody Delilah spots the deserted Thunderbird 3 and finds the lads having a tea break in a nearby garden.

A wedding reception at the Coaching Inn gets out of hand. Guest starring Joe and Stephen McGann

The story of Ronald True, convicted of the murder of a prostitute in 1922.

Kenny is joined by model Linda Lusardi and actress Cleo Rocos

Music by Elvis Costello, the Damned and the Who. Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

An hour of the best hits from the 70s and 80s plus some surprising facts about them

Comedian Tony Hancock stars in his own first television series, a mix of sketches aided by June Whitfield and other regulars Clive Dunn and John Vere

An aspiring rock star discovers eerie goings-on at a health farm. Horror, starring Michael Gough and Robin Askwith

Fern Britton narrates the story of Chambercombe Manor

Granny and Cousin Pearl are at each other's throats over who is going to take care of cooking and the house, so Jed has to find ways to keep them apart

Music by Elvis Costello, the Damned and the Who. Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

At a country fair, Jack Hargreaves recalls the early days of farm mechanisation before going on to see a show of working terriers.