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Blake and Lawson investigate when a mechanic is found dead underneath a car. Australian detective drama, starring Craig McLachlan.

Two mysterious murders appear to be the work of an ancient Mayan curse attached to a statue acquired by Lovejoy. Drama, starring Ian McShane and Phyllis Logan.

The managers of Bayview Retirement Village threaten to expel Diana, prompting Tom to come up with a blackmail plot. Comedy, starring Stephanie Cole and Graham Crowden.

A man researching a guidebook on cross-country walks foolishly accepts Foggy's offer of help, hoping the self-proclaimed survival expert's military training ensures his expedition runs like clockwork. Comedy, starring Brian Wilde, Peter Sallis and Bill Owen.

Compo, Clegg and Foggy learn the mysterious prophet Bickerdyke has foretold the end of the world - just as the rural calm is shattered by a series of explosions. Doomsday is just around the corner, or it could just be Wesley having car trouble. Comedy, starring Peter Sallis, Bill Owen and Brian Wilde.

Compo bets Foggy that he will succeed in getting Nora Batty to kiss him before the day is ended. Roy Clarke's long-running comedy, starring Bill Owen and Brian Wilde.

Monsieur Alphonse and Rene decide to duel with pistols to determine who should win Edith's hand, while Hitler orders the Colonel's arrest.

Rene, Hans and the Colonel are taken to the chateau's dungeons for interrogation at the hands of Herr Flick and his fiendish organ music. Meanwhile, the British airmen prepare to make their escape by balloon. Wartime comedy, starring Gorden Kaye, Richard Gibson and Richard Marner.

Herr Flick is informed that the Communists have kidnapped his sausage and are demanding a ransom, and a plan is devised for René to pay it.

Sandra and the team unearth the 10-year-old case of a poet from Belfast whose burnt body was found in the scrapyard of a known gangster. Gerry becomes convinced the victim's links with the criminal fraternity led to his demise, but Brian has a different theory, believing the secret of his murder lies in his verse. Amanda Redman, Dennis Waterman and Alun Armstrong star.

Feature-length episode. Dalziel meets an attractive British singer during a European police conference, but wakes up to find her dead and himself accused of murder. Released on bail, he begins inquiries into the case which yield a complex story of diamond dealing and police corruption. Michael French guest stars.

Two mysterious murders appear to be the work of an ancient Mayan curse attached to a statue acquired by Lovejoy. Drama, starring Ian McShane and Phyllis Logan.

The managers of Bayview Retirement Village threaten to expel Diana, prompting Tom to come up with a blackmail plot. Comedy, starring Stephanie Cole and Graham Crowden.

Spade interrogates the intruder and learns that there are people who still very much want him dead. Another body is discovered, and Teresa begins her own investigation.

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home.

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home.

Lennox's loyalties are tested when he sees his wife at the home of a suspect.

Julia returns to work only to find that Heston has made a few changes in her absence, including the adoption of a disastrous five-minute appointment system. Meanwhile, Melody is embroiled in a bitter rivalry between two hopeful beauty queens, placed at loggerheads by a manipulative pageant organiser.

Heston is accused of letting a patient die by delaying his arrival to take a phone call. However, the deceased's daughter, a nurse, claims that her mother was dead before he even arrived. Meanwhile, Lily is called to a house where the body of a man has been found on top of a bonfire in the back garden.

Carlos arrives at the hospital with a patient and attempts to make peace with Tricia for abandoning her - but neither she nor Mark is ready to forgive and forget. Donna gets a new job, and Mubbs finds his wild lifestyle catching up to him when he suffers a heart attack. Connie announces her latest grand scheme at a team meeting, but the plan does not go down well with the staff.

Part one of two. Ruth's relationship with Jay seems stronger than ever, but a comment made by a stranger causes her old insecurities to resurface. Linda's former adversary Damon visits the hospital and reveals he knows she lied about baby Evie's parentage, while fire officer Frank identifies potential hazards around the ED, shortly before the fire alarm begins to sound throughout the building. Gue

Lennox's loyalties are tested when he sees his wife at the home of a suspect.

The Mitchells struggle to hold their family together, and the Slaters face a worrying visit from Social Services after the tragedy at the Vic. How will Pat cope without Peggy?

The results of the paternity test are finally revealed. Charlie's worry for his family leads to a heartbreaking confrontation, and Shirley makes a brave decision.

Grace Pearson is found dead at a local festival. Detective Inspector Sam Gillespie - to the bewilderment of newly arrived Detective Sergeant Felix Livingstone - uses Sister Boniface as his scientific adviser. She determines that Pearson died by suffocation after her head was pushed into sawdust. The investigation leads to the three Bellamy siblings, at whose home Pearson was a housemaid. Crime dra

The medic investigates when a businessman is found drowned in the swimming baths after the grand unveiling of his plans for a local theme park about the Ballarat gold rush.

The dodgy dealer is asked to furnish a restaurant, but the items he acquires turn out to be stolen. To make matters worse, the owners turn up for the establishment's opening night. John Wells guest stars, with Ian McShane.

Tom makes a shocking proposition to the ailing Diana, while Jane seeks advice on becoming a nun and Geoffrey poses as a Hell's Angel in a misguided effort to impress his estranged wife Marion. Comedy, starring Graham Crowden, Stephanie Cole and Janine Duvitski.

Young-at-heart trio Compo, Clegg and Foggy gamely volunteer to investigate reports of something sinister stirring in the woods. Rural comedy, starring Peter Sallis, Bill Owen and Brian Wilde.

Compo hires a motorbike from Auntie Wainwright and takes Nora Batty for a ride in it. The disaster-fraught trip sees Nora chasing after him for once - but only because she is hurtling toward him in an out-of-control sidecar. Rural comedy, starring Bill Owen and Kathy Staff.

A friend's lack of interest in life prompts Compo, never one to shy away from danger, to volunteer to test Wesley's heavy-duty sucker and blower, which can only mean disaster. Roy Clarke's comedy, with Bill Owen, Gordon Wharmby and Frank Thornton.

It's opening night and the world's most extravagant art lovers gather, but as the gala begins, the night takes an unexpected turn and secrets are revealed.

Part one of two. When a popular security guard is stabbed to death, leaving behind a terminally ill wife, it appears as though he died as a result of a drug deal gone wrong.

The detectives investigate the murder of an East German immigrant, but all they have to go on are his mysterious final words, which translate as 'blue flower'. As they piece together his remarkable story, Sandra tries to gain the trust of his estranged daughter. Crime drama, starring Amanda Redman.

Feature-length episode. A housewife dies of chemical poisoning during her weekly shopping trip and the detectives immediately suspect they have a case of terrorism on their hands, However, a second death points them toward a health retreat with a troubled past and a mysterious woman named Barbara Lennox. Stephen Tompkinson guest stars.