Sky Arts Tuesday

A brief look at the history of the show before a chance to see a full performance of it at Dublin's 3Arena, filmed 25 years to the day after its debut at the same venue

Bob Ross paints a beautiful and peaceful mountain valley, with many layers on the canvas

Bob Ross shares a unique frame idea as he creates a scene featuring a river with rapids and a waterfall on black canvas

A businessman ignores valuable advice and invites a woman up to his hotel room, where he finds himself in trouble

A woman persuades a naive writer to buy her lunch at her fiance's restaurant. Drama, starring Gayle Hunnicutt and Bosco Hogan

A no-limit game of poker brings an estate agent to the brink of ruin

A college student with an unnaturally close relationship with his father suspects his stepmother of foul play

A profile of the Academy Award-winning English actress, who has starred in a host of films including Julia, Mission: Impossible and Murder on the Orient Express

Elton John discusses the making of his 1973 album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and lyricist Bernie Taupin adds an insight into how the songs were written

Three aristocratic ladies are reunited by the death of a woman who once served their families. They invite the deceased's niece to lunch, but she proves a surprising guest

A doctor is distraught when his wife disappears, but he finds life has its own surprises. With John Duttine, Susan Penhaligon and Brenda Blethyn

A middle-aged mobster suspects his younger wife is cheating on him so he gets in touch with Harry Silver, the best hitman in the business

A book publisher visits two elderly sisters at their Louisiana mansion and one of them has written a murder mystery that may contain more fact than fiction

Jim Moir, aka Vic Reeves, hosts as tutor Phil Carter challenges the craftspeople to create a fire poker with a leaf detailing

A profile of the American actor, who won Oscars for his roles in All the President's Men and Julia, and also starred in Melvin and Howard and Magnolia

Stephen Mangan invites nine artists to paint celebrity sitters Jack Rooke, Reece Clarke and Tim Peake as Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan judge the efforts

Three close friends discover an elixir of youth, but there is only enough for two of them. Drama, starring Dick Smothers and Sharon Gless

A man murders his friend, but the forces of nature are against him. Richard Basehart stars

A married man finds his beautiful mistress murdered and flees without reporting the crime and soon becomes the victim of a blackmailer. Drama, starring Patrick O'Neal

The Oscar-winning actor and director discusses his life and work, reflecting on the moments that have defined his career

Film critics Ian Nathan, Neil Norman and Stephen Armstrong examine the origins and evolution of the movie genre, from the early days of silent cinema to the present

The journey through American cinema continues with a look at the 1990s, including GoodFellas, Basic Instinct, The Silence of the Lambs and Thelma and Louise

A look at recently unearthed film, interviews and scripts from the comedy writer and performer's archive, including an unpublished play called The Snow Goose

Documentary exploring the life and career of Chinese-American pianist Yuja Wang, looking at the sacrifice and dedication required to be a superstar performer in the public eye

Kate Bryan explores an exhibition that explores the relationship between club culture and design, traversing the globe and spanning the 1960s to the present day

Return of the programme in which garden designers talk about their projects, beginning with Piet Oudolf's walled garden at Scampston Hall in North Yorkshire

Jim Moir, aka Vic Reeves, hosts as tutor Phil Carter challenges the craftspeople to create a fire poker with a leaf detailing

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukrainian conductor Kirill Karabits perform popular film themes from the Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars and Jurassic Park