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Comedy improvisation show that stars John Sessions and guests with the sharp-tongued Clive Anderson as chairman

A family move into a house that was the scene of a macabre murder years ago, but soon after moving in A series of strange events begin.

When Nan, Harvey's mother, goes down with pneumonia, Harvey finds himself paying out doctor's bills and the money the imprisoned Lou buried in the park is no good as it is out of date.

In this episode, Clarke investigates stories of people who were hexed, cursed or bewitched by evil magic that defies logic and rational science.

Can a fork be bent by the power of thought alone? What is the truth about mind over matter?

An invisible wall separates the land of night from the land of day, and Tripitaka finds the task of reuniting night and day very difficult.

Richard Latto presents alternative anthems, gig stories and requests from a music community with attitude.

The news team achieves its ultimate aim and, as well as getting a late extension to the bar, they secure an interview with the Prime Minister

Comedy improvisation show that stars John Sessions and guests with the sharp-tongued Clive Anderson as chairman

Laura and Mike are about to host their first dinner party when they must rush Charlie to the emergency room.

Flash is pitted against Prince Barin in deadly combat.

Roobarb has a dream where he and Custard are in an 1846 scenario.

After one member of their group is murdered, the performers at a burlesque house must work together to find out who the killer is before he strikes again.

Join Jack Pegoraro as he takes a nostalgic drive through British automotive history, reviewing iconic classic cars from the past decades.

Huck and Jim build a shelter on their raft, in case they need to hide... which happens sooner than they expect as a couple of slave traders start nosing around.

Chaney must decide whether to rescue the president of a third world nation or Bubba and Ski.

A neighborhood boy sees Jeannie performing her magic and tells Doctor Bellows.

Lucinda leaves her car for repairs at Malcolm's garage, Brenda starts a new job and Mrs Stoneway is suspicious that Brenda is having other men stay at Aigburth.

While Charlie convalesces, Mike struggles to run the business single-handedly but refuses to replace Charlie with someone younger.

To get rid of his annoying little brother, Willis divides the bedroom in half and spends more time at his friend's house.

Ralph is not officer material, but he's not going to war as a "grunt." He goes AWOL, "trades" uniforms with an RAF pilot, gets a woman's help and he's presumed dead.

Alex, an advice columnist, advises a young woman, to break up with her violent fiancé. The groom-to-be pretends to be wealthy to mask his motive of acquiring the wealth of his intended bride.

A baby is left on Holmes' and Watson's doorstep. The child turns out to be the daughter of a missing French scientist.

Harvey agrees to stand as a Labour councillor against the right wing Progressive Party's Clarence Saxby.

The series finale looks to sum up the results of this investigation of the paranormal and the supernatural.

Arthur C. Clarke explores and explains mysteries of the first, second, and third kinds.

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

To get rid of his annoying little brother, Willis divides the bedroom in half and spends more time at his friend's house.

Lucinda leaves her car for repairs at Malcolm's garage, Brenda starts a new job and Mrs Stoneway is suspicious that Brenda is having other men stay at Aigburth.

A neighborhood boy sees Jeannie performing her magic and tells Doctor Bellows.

A strangler is on the loose, killing young women, and there are several suspects. Liz Morris, the local librarian, is the only person who can provide clues.

Keith Barron Narrates The Story Of The Coffin Stone

Ralph is not officer material, but he's not going to war as a "grunt." He goes AWOL, "trades" uniforms with an RAF pilot, gets a woman's help and he's presumed dead.

Pepper's informant is LaRue Collins, a mentally unstable masseuse whose work allows her to overhear mobsters plotting crimes.

Aulus has the second-century equivalent of one of those days when your wife runs off with your friend, you get sacked, and you push the washing through the cat-flap and put the cat in the tumble drier

The team reviews their Gulf War coverage. Gus launches some scuds and George experiences some collateral damage.

Comedy improvisation show that stars John Sessions and guests with the sharp-tongued Clive Anderson as chairman

A strangler is on the loose, killing young women, and there are several suspects. Liz Morris, the local librarian, is the only person who can provide clues.