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Part 1: Jonathan and Mark try to persuade a young man with Down's Syndrome to take part in the Special Olympics. Scotty and Diane learn whether or not they can have children.

Part 2: Scotty and Diane are determined to adopt Todd, but Todd's parents won't agree. Both sides are prepared to fight it out in court.

Part 1: After being caught in an explosion, Adam regains his sight, which worries Mary, who thinks he will not want to be saddled with a blind wife. Part 1 of 2.

Part 2: Adam resumes his aspirations of becoming a lawyer. While taking his entrance exam, he is assaulted and falls ill, causing him to miss the final exam. Part 2 of 2.

Caroline joins in a referendum, where an affirmative vote will allow women to have equal property ownership rights.

John-Boy's job reading to a young blind woman involves him in the hostile girl's struggles.

Feeling "put out to pasture.

When Enda is spotted panning for gold, Liam and Donal cook up a tourism scam. Meanwhile, Father Clifford tries to save the job of a dedicated teacher.

Tongues are set wagging in Lochdubh when local laird Major Maclean returns from holiday with a glamorous young fiancée.

Dr John Finlay returns to life in private practice. He receives a warm welcome from Dr Cameron, who has stayed on past his retirement age to keep the practice open.

Rumpole heads to Germany to represent a British soldier court martialled for the murder of a regimental sergeant.

The 4077th becomes a media circus when a boxing champ, Gentleman Joe, has a stroke during a publicity junket. Father Mulcahey is upset as Gentleman Joe was his childhood hero.

Potter suggests a bowling match against a neighbouring Marine unit. Hawkeye finds out that his father needs surgery, and Charles is surprisingly supportive of him.

Potter's attempts to assemble the whole crew for a family portrait are thwarted by a feud between bunkmates Hawkeye, BJ and Charles.

Bob and Terry argue about fitness over a pint and challenge each other to a cross-country cycle race to see who's the fittest.

Some Day We'll Laugh about This: Bob agrees to let Terry housesit when he and Thelma head to Scotland for a break after Terry promises to do some much-needed DIY.

Terry's shoddy DIY has sent Bob to hospital. Terry, working there as a porter, tries to hide from his friend by donning a disguise.

Steed is warned about his own personal safety by a psychic medium whilst investigating the death of his friend.