1964. Filmed in Sarawak, we take a look at Britain's trouble shooters - the Royal Marines.

1957. Drama. Director Roy Ward Baker. Stars Hardy Kruger, Colin Gordon & Michael Goodliffe. A German flight officer is shot down over England and makes numerous attempts to escape to fight again.

Death of a Butcher. 1961. Stars Rupert Davies, Ewen Solon & Helen Shingler. A wealthy meat trader who is also an old school friend of Maigret's, requests for police protection.

The Lucky Ones. 1971. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas, Colin Campbell & Barbara Flynn. The iconic seventies drama series continues with the third and final series.

2001. Adventure. Adapted by Adrian Hodges. Stars Bob Hoskins, James Fox & Elaine Cassidy. Part 1. An expedition leaves for the jungle where a man battles with dinosaurs and primitive ancestors.

Robert Vincent O'Neil. Stars Cliff Gorman, Susan Tyrrell & Dick Shawn. Molly earns her living as a prostitute but a serial killer is targeting people in her profession.

1960. Drama. Directed by Philip Leacock. Stars Burl Ives & Shelley Winters. The residents of a tenement building band together to ensure that a young man does not follow in his father's footsteps.

1966. Western. Directed by Monte Hellman. Stars Jack Nicholson, Cameron Mitchell & Millie Perkins. Three cowboys are pursued by a relentless posse after being mistaken for a gang of outlaws.

A fascinating look at the history of the prolific British film and television production company founded by the Danziger brothers and the studios they established to create features and series.

Observing the Country/Working Dog Show. 1981. Jack looks for fallow and roe deer and other wildlife from a seat high in the trees. It's then on to a working dog show climaxing with a terrier race.

1959. Comedy. Stars Thomas Mitchell & Patrick Allen. A senior skippers get the opportunity to become Chief Superintendent and Glencannon thinks he can help the captain to pass the test.

1944. Musical Western. Directed by Wallace Fox. Stars Jimmy Wakely, Dennis Moore, Lee 'Lasses' White. Three cowboys find themselves caught up with government agents and a gold smuggling operation.

1963. A look at the origins of man-powered flight, focusing on John Wimpenny, the first man to pedal himself through the air for more than half a mile. Also featuring a look at today's attempts.

1949. Drama. Made at Merton Park Studios, based on a true story, directed by Norman Lee. The film recounts the exploits through the trial of Charles Peace. Starring Michael Martin-Harvey.

1936. Directors: Harry Watt & Basil Wright. Narrated by Pat Jackson. A critically acclaimed British documentary film about the operation of the 30s Royal Mail train delivery service.

An exclusive interview with Trader Faulkner, an actor known for his role staring as the wicked Prince John in 'Richard the Lionheart.

Ray Nazarro. Stars Sterling Hayden, Eve Miller, Barton MacLane. An army engineer is sent to oversee the construction of the Kansas Pacific railroad and stop any saboteurs.

The Psychiatrist Gets Clampetted. 1963. Stars Irene Ryan & Herbert Rudley. Jethro is finally told that he can finish the fifth grade by Doctor Twombly, but now the doctor wants to see Granny.

1943. War. Directed by Jeffery Dell. Stars Jane Baxter, Clifford Evans, Philip Friend. Based on a true story. A Belgian Pilot's daring attempt to retrieve the Colours from Nazi-occupied Belgium.

Captain Worzel. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Michael Ripper & Barbara Windsor. Mr. Shepherd goes on a barge holiday and takes Aunt Sally with him to sell her, leading Worzel to go on a rescue mission.

The Zodiac Crimes. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. The Joker returns and he brings a new zodiac themed crime wave.

Nils Gaup. Stars Stian Smestad, Louisa Haigh & Gabriel Byrne. A Norwegian boy in 1850's England goes to work as a cabin boy and discovers some of his shipmates are pirates.

The Gamblers. 1954. Stars Ron Randell, Martin Benson & Thea Gregory. June Belmont is invited by Carlos Rodrigues to join the roulette table. June brings Carlos some luck so they become partners.

Mike & Noel share some 1960s wedding nostalgia, they've found a great old ice cream advert featuring someone very special & there's some very important words form our dear friend Pete Murray.

Lance Comfort. Stars John Gregson, Robert Shaw & Alec Clunes. A race against time when police have to find a kidnapped boy with a bomb that will detonate at 10 o'clock.

- King's Lynn to Hunstanton. 1962. From King's Lynn to Norfolk, Snettisham, Hunstanton and the sea. An unusual and enchanting journey, illuminated by John Betjeman's engaging personality.

An exclusive interview with the actress Sheila Whittingham known for her role staring as Queen Berengaria in 'Richard the Lionheart.

Acclaimed actor William Gaunt talks about the writers and directors who worked on the series.

The Case of the Respectable Suicide. 1963. Stars John Barrie, William Gaunt & June Watts. A wealthy man takes his life, his will states that his money is left to his housekeeper not his wife.

Cannon and Ball. 1977. At the Wheeltappers are the double act, comedians and singers Cannon and Ball.

1976. Comedy. Stars Barry Evans, Judy Geeson & Diana Dors. Joe loves picking up dolly birds so his job as a cabbie is perfect! Forget 'south of the river', these beauties are going all the way.

Sweet Substitute. Young entertainers are given a chance to showcase their talent in their own production.

A TOTP style TV Show for Heritage Artists based on the Heritage Chart which is voted on in over 80 countries. Songs you love from popular artists, live and on video with the odd interview.

1952. Crime Drama. Directed by John Gilling. Starring Dermot Walsh, Barbara Murray & Thora Hird. Julius is sent down from Oxford to join a gang of jewel thieves who plan a foolhardy raid.

1964. Drama. Directed by Samuel Fuller. Stars Constance Towers, Anthony Eisley & Michael Dante. A prostitute, traumatised by a past experience, tries to find solace in Grantville Town.

1955. Action. Directed by Lesley Selander. Stars Ralph Meeker, Marla English & J. Carrol Naish. Legionnaires must deal with an uprising in North Africa but are captivated by an Arabian princess.

Bound Boy. Directed by Aaron Spelling. Ringo investigates a report that a rancher charged with the care of several orphans is abusing them and turning them into virtual slaves.

1960. A look at modern technology and how it is used to help make life harder for lawbreakers.

1953. Directed by John Gilling. Filmed at Alliance Studios, Twickenham. Stars Elizabeth Sellars, Kieron Moore. A jeweller's daughter seeks revenge on a gang that robbed and killed her father.

1936. A travelogue from the lovely unspoilt village of Hampstead.

Beach Casting/Bassett Hounds. 1981. On a playing field near the south coast Jack Hargreaves watches a demonstration of beach casting before visiting a pack of Basset Hounds in Somerset.

1956. Drama. A South American revolutionary is facing death for murder but the President's daughter in London is taken hostage. Starring Ron Randell.

1960. A look at the dedicated research carried out behind the scenes of medicine and the onward march of surgery.

Lance Comfort. Stars Liz Fraser, Kenneth Griffith, Peter Reynolds. When a scam goes wrong and someone gets murdered, a student gets accused of the homicide.

Baubles, Bangles and Beads. 1975. Stars Jack Warner, Brian Glover & Frank Jarvis. For Eric, jewels dropping from the sky were a gift from heaven - but the police know better.

Max Varnel. Stars Denis Shaw, Kay Callard & Tony Quinn. An Interpol detective pursues a dangerous thief who has placed his loot into a bank account in Rio de Janeiro.

1949. Crime Drama. Directed by Lawrence Huntington. Stars Valentine Dyall, Derek Farr & Leslie Perrins. Having deserted the army, Peter Burdon is continually on the run.

1951. A magnificent travelogue about Soho, featuring the streets, businesses and people you would find in this area of London in the 1950s.

Jed Foils a Home Wrecker. 1964. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Donna Douglas. Mrs Drysdale hires a demolition man. The Clampett's think a ''home wrecker'' is breaking up the Drysdale's marriage.

1960. Evidence in Concrete. Directed by Gordon Hales. Starring Russell Napier, Howard Pays and Peter Welch. A young girl's body found near a busy motorway tells of something sinister.

Badge Without Honour. 1960. Stars Pernell Roberts, Dan Duryea & Fred Beir. A deputy U.S. Marshal arrives to escort a man to California to testify against a gang, but can he be trusted.

The Gamblers. 1954. Stars Ron Randell, Martin Benson & Thea Gregory. June Belmont is invited by Carlos Rodrigues to join the roulette table. June brings Carlos some luck so they become partners.

Special guest Status Quo's Francis Rossi joins Noel and Mike to chat about his love for vintage footage. Plus, we're behind the scenes of 50s Pinewood with Belinda Lee and John Gregson.

Part 1. 1974. Stars Peter Barkworth, Ronald Fraser & Joan Benham. Guy Foster refuses to accompany his wife Melissa to a party, only to find that he has been implicated in her murder.

State Visit. Directed by John Moxey. Stars John Gregson, Alfie Bass, Gerald Harper, David Lodge & Julian Holloway. Enough nitro-glycerine to kill hundreds is acquired at a parade in Whitehall.

James Mason, Simone Signoret. A British secret agent is puzzled by the sudden death of a man he's recently investigated.

1971. Action. Directed by Kevin Billington. Stars Kirk Douglas, Yul Brynner & Samantha Eggar. In 1865, pirates try to capture a new lighthouse on Cape Horn in order to execute a devious plan.

1980. Sci-Fi. A team investigates the mysterious deaths of two previous expeditioners to a strategically important part of a barren world.

1966. Filmed for his own personal collection, enjoy this special performance with Jimmy Edwards as the last person to perform at Melbourne's legendary music hall, The Tivoli Theatre.

Mr. Cousin and Mr. Brother. 1956. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Rico Alaniz & Rodd Redwing. Wyatt must rescue a pair of Indians being held hostage by a renegade who's selling rifles to various tribes.

Brown. 1962. Western Series created by Sam Peckinpah and starring Brian Keith. John Dehner appears in the series for the first time as Burgundy Smith, who covets Dave's dog, Brown.

1960. A look at a number of different sights, including the Manchester Whitweek walks, liners, pet-shop windows and holes.

1937. Drama. Stars Ann Harding, Basil Rathbone & Binnie Hale. A lottery winner breaks up with her fiancé and marries a fortune hunter who proves to be dangerous.

Corn Threshing/Eden Vale. 1981. Jack Hargreaves demonstrates some ancient methods of threshing corn. He then continues his diary of fly fishing for trout in the streams of the Pennines.

1950. Drama. Directed by Norman Foster. Stars Ann Sheridan, Dennis O'Keefe & Robert Keith. An eyewitness to a murder is pursued by his wife, the police and the killer around San Francisco.

1963. Drama. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Starring Terence Longdon, Jennifer Jayne & Harry Fowler. A prison bus enroute to jail is hijacked by a gang determined to free their leader.

Looters Ltd. 1975. Stars Jack Warner, Sam Kydd, Terry Cowling & Gwyneth Powell. Highly successful cat burglar Charlie Barnet and his family illustrate they can make crime pay.

1939. Drama. Directed by John Cromwell. Stars Carole Lombard, James Stewart & Charles Coburn. After a whirlwind courtship, a young lawyer and his new wife's love is put to the test.

A look at life in London in 1933.

Vernon Sewell. Stars Michael Rennie, Patricia Medina & Christopher Lee. Polish Resistance discover a mysterious pilot-less plane.

1959. A look at the traffic crisis In Britain and tomorrow's roads in the making, including the London to Yorkshire motorway, Preston Bypass, Runcorn Bridge and works around London.

Never Mention Murder. 1964. Directed by John Nelson-Burton. Stars Maxine Audley, Dudley Foster & Michael Coles. A surgeon plans to use his medical skills to bump off his wife's lover.

Richard Kinon. Stars Dick Powell & Maxine Cooper. A man whose wife is ill begins a love affair with his secretary, but he soon receives news that his wife is coming home.

The Cat's Meow. 1966. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward, Julie Newmar & Sharyn Wynters. Catwoman steals Chad and Jeremy's voices and holds them for ransom.

Payroll Job. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Joss Ambler & Alan Browning. Maguire investigates after a bank bus is used to steal payroll. His task becomes complicated when crook double-crosses crook.

Hugh Burden, Willoughby Goddard & Mona Bruce. Young PC Burnett discovers a bank robbery in progress and arrests Green, the bank manager.

1958. Drama. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Stars Jack Hawkins, Ian Hunter, Arlene Dahl & Dennis Price. An investigator finds himself involved in blackmail and murder after running into his ex.

A night of 80s horror awaits! Caroline Munro welcomes you into the Cellar Club to introduce the first film of the night, Visiting Hours. This 1982 feature stars Lee Grant and William Shatner.

1982. Horror. Directed by Jean-Claude Lord. Stars Lee Grant, Michael Ironside & William Shatner. An investigative reporter becomes the next target of a deranged and misogynistic killer.

We continue this night of terror with The Power. Caroline Munro introduces the thrilling 1984 supernatural horror directed by Jeffrey Obrow and Stephen Carpenter.

1984. Horror. Directed by Jeffrey Obrow & Stephen Carpenter. Stars Suzy Stokey & Warren Lincoln. A group of people become possessed by evil spirits after obtaining an ancient Aztec doll.

Caroline Munro wraps up a petrifying evening and gives us a taster of next week's extraordinary sci-fi horrors.

Fritz Lang. Stars Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett & Dan Duryea. A banker in a dying marriage falls for a thug's girlfriend. They find a way to cash in on his infatuation.

1960. A look at the steps taken to rebuild Coventry after the devastation of the Second World War.

Hair-Raising Holiday. 1963. Stars Irene Ryan, Raymond Bailey & Fred Clark. Mr. Drysdale and Dr. Clyburn attempt to stop Granny from ever doctoring again after cutting off their hair to cure them.

Fort Wyatt Crossing. Western with Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray, who run a stagecoach line in the Old West where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers and ladies in distress.

1955. Comedy. Director Henry Cass. Starring John Carroll and Virginia Bruce. A group of children whose parents are missing are looked after by a womanising oil man and a dignified entomologist.

Blackmore Vale/Breeding Lurchers. 1981. Deep in Thomas Hardy country Jack Hargreaves reflects on the history of the Blackmore Vale. He then visits a man who breeds lurchers.

1953. Directed By Robert S. Baker and starring Terence Morgan, Joan Rice and Raymond Lovell. A professor working on a steel formula is murdered. Those after the formula will stop at nothing.

1934. A look at the processes of egg production! From collecting the eggs from the hens to the journey to the market.

1959. Drama. Directed by Terry Bishop. Stars Keith Andes, Hazel Court, Michael Gough, Julia Arnall & Patricia Jessel. A Mayfair dress designer arranges for the theft of valuable jewellery.

A Slight Case of Love. 1975. Stars Jack Warner, Moira Redmond & Peter Hill. A group of eight businessmen want to find Kate Harris. Seven want her locked up, but the eighth has an ulterior motive.

Godfrey Grayson. Stars Patricia Driscoll, Robert Ayres & John Pike. A widow struggling as a single mother is tempted by stolen money, but the thieves return to find it.

Oranges and Lemons. 1976. Stars Colin Baker, Carole Mowlam & Jennifer Wilson. Merroney tests Jennifer upon her return to the firm. Bored with their marriage, Gwen issues Bill an ultimatum.

Guy Green. Stars Robert Beatty, Terry Moore, William Sylvester. A Francis Durbridge story. A painter is commissioned to paint a portrait of a girl killed in Italy.

1962. Comedy. Directed by Ken Annakin. Stars Leslie Phillips, Stanley Baxter & Wilfrid Hyde-White. Petty thief, Dandy Forsdyke, joins an unofficial organisation for reforming criminals.

Paranormal on Camera/Ghost Planes of the Peaks. 1996. Michael Aspel examines the paranormal captured on camera and takes a look at the phantom planes of the Peak District.

1953. The Missing Man. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Tristan Rawson & Evelyn Moore. The Dream of a Retired Vicar's wife sets police on the trail of a man who has been missing since 1938.

Enemy. Stars Barry Foster, Joanna Dunham & Nigel Stock. When Van der Valk and his wife Arlette receive death threats, the detective finds himself looking for a mysterious Enemy.

Christopher Menaul. Stars Virginia McKenna, Warren Clarke & Elizabeth Garvie. Who murdered the young chauffeur? Detective Chief Superintendent Tanner leads the investigation.

2002. Drama/Comedy. Directed by Sarah Harding. Stars Fay Ripley, Helen McCrory & Ron Cook. In post-war London, a chance meeting between two old friends sets off a murderous chain of events.

1956. Drama directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Jack Warner, Thora Hird, Harry Fowler and Kathleen Harrison. Based on 'The Huggetts' family rivalry when two sons win the football pools.

1947. Drama. Director Delmer Daves and starring Edward G Robinson, Lon McCallister, Judith Anderson and Rory Calhoun. Two girls, when told not to, explore mysterious woodland and discover secrets.

Harry Keller. Stars Jack Buetel, Mala Powers, Bill Williams. A young girl fostered by a Cherokee family seeks revenge after her foster parents are murdered by outlaws.

Reginald Foort is at the organ and wants you to sing a long. This song is The Strand.

MacQueen. Western with Peter Breck. After his brothers are killed in a shootout, a gunfighter decides to hang up his guns and uphold the law by becoming a lawyer.

1960. Exploring the modern Roman invasion of coffee bars, leather goods and Italian immigrants.

1943. Adventure. Directed by Alfred Santell. Stars Michael O'Shea, Susan Hayward and Virginia Mayo. Biopic of the thrill-seeking writer and his travels in the late 19th and early 20th Century.

Annual Agricultural Show/Pheasant Shooting. 1981. Jack visits an agricultural show to watch a display of trade carts before going on to a pheasant shoot at Gurston Down near Salisbury Plain.

1949. Romance. Directed by Alberto Cavalcanti. Stars Jean-Pierre Aumont & Joan Hopkins. As the Prince Regent tries to marry off his unruly daughter, she falls in love with an impoverished prince.

1949. Crime. Directed by John Gilling. Stars Maureen Riscoe, John Barry & John Le Mesurier. A bank clerk becomes the target of a killer and a detective after embezzling money for his girlfriend.

Conspiracy. 1975. Stars Jack Warner, Andrew Burt, Pat Ashton & Jon Laurimore. Dixon and Crawford face a dilemma when they find a PC liaising with a suspected criminal.

1951. Starring Robert Newton, John Howard Davis, Sir Michael Hordern and Max Bygraves. A faithful rendition of the Thomas Hughes book of life at the famed Rugby School for Boys.

A Stab in the Front - Part 1. 1973. Stars William Mervyn, Anne Rutter & Rachel Herbert. Christine Blandford is accused of striking a guest at her barbecue with a kebab spit and injuring her.

A Stab in the Front - Part 2. 1973. Stars Eric Lander, Elaine Wells & Dorothy Vernon. Mr. Curtis, a neighbour, makes a revelation and Mrs. Blandford gives evidence in her defence.

A Stab in the Front - Part 3. 1973. Stars Mark Eden, Gary Waldhorn & John Flanagan. Christine Blandford's husband Douglas gives evidence in her defence and a surprising admission is made.

1963. Comedy. Directed by John & Roy Boulting. Stars Peter Sellers, Ian Carmichael, Cecil Parker & Eric Sykes. Due to mistaken identity, a minister is accidently appointed to a snobbish parish.

1960. A look into the exciting world of stock exchanges and how a deal is accomplished between a broker and a jobber.

Wedding Plans. Stars Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. Needing more money for the wedding and honeymoon, Ada gets a job at the town hall, and Walter is expecting a rise.

Legs, £50,000 Each. 1962. Dancer Anita Faraday has her legs insured for £50,000 each. She breaks her ankle and must pay Eastern Insurance, but John Hunter wants to investigate.

Manhunt. 1959. Stars Donald Gray, Michael Balfour & Teresa Thorne. Mark Saber looks for Lamont who is believed to be in London after faking his death! Barney O'Keefe goes undercover to find him.

Live as Family. 1981. Stars Mollie Sugden, Christopher Blake & Jennifer Lonsdale. Ida Willis takes a job as housekeeper. Dr Robert Price wants to fire Ida, until he finds out who she really is.

1974. Frank Ifield sings the well-known Waltzing Matilda and Kathy Kirby performs two numbers; You'll Never Find Another Fool and Here I Go Again.

Robert Vincent O'Neil. Stars Cliff Gorman, Susan Tyrrell & Dick Shawn. Molly earns her living as a prostitute but a serial killer is targeting people in her profession.

1951. Drama. Directed by Pat Jackson. Stars Googie Withers, James Donald & Petula Clark. An insightful story about the day to day activities within Yeoman's Hospital during the early 1950s.

1960. Comedy. Stars Bob Monkhouse, Peggy Cummins, Kenneth Connor. A burglar breaks into the wrong shop and steals medical instruments instead of silver.

1959. Horror. Directed by William Castle. Starring Vincent Price & Carol Ohmart. A millionaire invites five people to a 'haunted house' party, and whoever makes it through the night earns $10,000.

1913. Sci-Fi. Director: J. Wallett Waller. The first silent British sci-fi feature . A Martian visits earth to cure a selfish man on Christmas Eve.

1960. A Matter Of Life and Death. Stars Michael Ansara, Jean Allison & Roberto Contreras. Sam Buckhart goes after an outlaw who's been reported as living in Albuquerque.

York. 1972. Valentine Dyall tells us about York, an ancient city steeped in history. Whilst its outlook is to the next century, it retains the atmosphere of its heritage.

1934. Set in Ireland, a poor Landowner's rival frames him for a murder. Stars John Garrick & Stanley Holloway is well suited to his semi-comic role as a baritone Father O'Flynn.

Old Railway Line/Cloudburst at the Agricultural Show. 1981. Jack examines the flora and fauna along an abandoned railway line, then gets soaked while judging horses at the annual New Forest Show.

Maurice Elvey. Stars Brian Rix, Prunella Scales & Joan Sims. A newlywed couple with no home are forced to live with their parents and are never permitted a moment's privacy.

Francis Searle. Stars William Lucas, Zena Walker & Patrick Jordan. Criminals kidnap a man's daughter in order to obtain forgery plates which they believe he possesses.

Domino. 1976. Stars Jack Warner, Sally Faulkner & Michael Stainton. A friendly drink between a dock worker and a yacht owner ends with a gunshot, leading the police to deal with a complex case.

1959. A look at travelling from London with a Britannia Airline to Tokyo to discover Japan, and back via Hong Kong along with a look at the ocean liner Arundel Castle.

1965. Comedy. A gang of crooks are caught on a big job. 15 years later they find their loot is now buried under a police station. Stars Sidney James, Sylvia Syms, Dick Emery & Joan Sims.

Short documentary film about British football's 'star of stars', Sir Stanley Matthews.

The Resident Patient. Enjoy this classic short story read by Mike Read in which Blessington seeks help from Sherlock Holmes after discovering intruders have been in his bedroom.

Experience the thrill of an early British rollercoaster first hand in this short film by John Seccombe.

1984. Drama. Directed by John Irvin. Stars John Hurt, Edward Woodward & Gregory Jones. The story of Bob Champion, a steeplechase jockey who was diagnosed with cancer at the height of his career.

Colleagues, Past and Present, from the World of Showbusiness. 1976. Personal anecdotes as told to Dick Hills. This episode stars Michael Bentine, Bernard Cribbins and Jim Dale.

Tony Maylam. Stars Michael York, Jenny Agutter & Simon MacCorkindale. Set in 1901, a pair of British yachtsmen discover a German plot to invade England.

Doom and dread join Caroline in the Cellar Club tonight, but there is plenty to enjoy. First up, is Doomwatch - The Web of Fear, about a strange outbreak of yellow fever plaguing the Scilly Isles.

The Web of Fear. 1971. Stars Simon Oates, Vivien Sherrard, Stephanie Bidmead. The Scilly Isles are quarantined following a mysterious outbreak of yellow fever. Doomwatch take on the investigation.

A terrifying murder mystery is up next, as Caroline Munro presents the 1939 feature The Dark Eyes of London starring horror legend Bela Lugosi and also featuring Greta Gynt and Hugh Williams.

1939. Horror. Directed by Walter Summers. Stars Bela Lugosi & Hugh Williams. A series of drownings in the Thames starts Inspector Holt on the trail of one of London's most sinister murderers.

Join Caroline Munro for a sneak peek at next week's treats including another intriguing investigation and the rise of the living dead.

Joseph H. Lewis. Stars Cornel Wilde & Jean Wallace. A police lieutenant, on a mission to bring down an elusive crime boss, targets the gangster's girlfriend to get her help.

1979. Drama. Murder, violence and greed haunt a young man's dream of forming a life from the untamed wilds of British Columbia at the turn of the century.

William Berke. Stars Richard Travis, Pamela Blake & Rochelle Hudson. An FBI Agent finds himself caught up in Cold War espionage when he boards a plane heading west.

1947. Drama. 25 years later, a spinster still obsesses over the death of her sister, who was a composer.

Charming amateur film from the 1940s onward, detailing the life of one couple. A real glimpse of time gone by.

1957. Crime Drama. Directed by Charles Saunders. Stars Tom Drake, William Hartnell & Shirley Eaton. Two owners of a car business plan a heist whilst their other business partner is away.

Blind Justice. 1952. Stars Roy Rogers, Trigger & Dale Evans. Newly discovered episode. An old prospector is robbed and blinded by an outlaw gang who will stop at nothing to find his mine.

Deadly Whirlwind. 1963. Stars Libby Morris, Ronnie Stevens & Murray Kash. Neptune deploys an artificial planet to alter the orbits of Earth, Mars and Venus. Can the team save the planets in time.

The Joker's Hard Times. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. The Joker continues with his zodiac theme as the Dynamic Duo pursue him.

The Little People of Lyntor. 1963. Stars Dermot Walsh, Robin Hunter & Trader Faulkner. Richard finds out taxpayers have been tricked by false documents backed by Prince John's soldiers.

The Tracking of Masterspy. 1961. Stars David Graham, George Murcell, Graydon Gould. Masterspy attempts to steal the secrets of Supercar and Dr Beaker lets him take everything he wants.

1948. Family. Directed by John Baxter. Stars Douglas Barr, Ivor Bowyer & Angela Glynne. Two friends help out two sisters who suspect that someone is sabotaging their father's lorry business.

Betrothal. 1955. Betrothal. Stars Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. Once again Sir Richard of the Lea has financial troubles due to his heavy gambling.

1967. Sci-fi. Directed by Larry Buchanan. Stars John Agar, Susan Bjurman & Tony Huston. A young scientist believes an alien from Venus can help Earth but soon discovers it has a malevolent plan.

1960. A look into the depths of Britain's only salt mine in Cheshire.

Tidal Wave. 1960. Stars Jean Allison, Dennis Patrick & Ted Knight. In Hawaii, a tsunami threatens a wheelchair bound woman, will anyone be able to help save her.

1946. Thriller. Stars Oskar Homolka, Derek Farr & Muriel Pavlow. Antique dealer Mr. Heiss must deal with a blackmailer who knows of his criminal past.

J. Lee Thompson. Stars Kenneth More, Lauren Bacall & Herbert Lom. In British India, a prince must be taken to safety across a rebel-held territory.

1960. A look at the production of gold and its journey through London, the world's most important gold market. Also exploring the role of the Bank of England, the guardian of Britain's gold reserves.

The Winning Ticket. 1961. Stars Rupert Davies, Ewen Solon & Helen Shingler. Maigret hunts down a ruthless gang, with only a few clues to help him solve a puzzling crime.

For the Duration. 1971. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas, Lesley Nunnerley & Ian Thompson. The iconic seventies drama series continues with the third and final series.

2001. Adventure. Adapted by Adrian Hodges. Stars Bob Hoskins, James Fox & Elaine Cassidy. Part 2. An expedition leaves for the jungle where a man battles with dinosaurs and primitive ancestors.

1971. Comedy. Directed by Waris Hussein. Stars Mark Lester, Tracy Hyde & Jack Wild. Two youngsters declare to their parents they want to get married as soon as possible.

1993. Hosted by Antoine de Caunes and Jean Paul Gaultier. This late night show features Jay Alexander walking the runway, a delivery service in Amsterdam called Weed Express and a rat restaurant.

Joseph F. Robertson. Stars Karen Black, Pat Mortia & Kristine Rose. A woman sends her four children out to lure in men, only for them to be killed and made into meat pies.

Ursula Jeans, Ida Lupino & Minnie Rayner. A penniless Russian Prince is befriended by Gladys who takes him home to live with her folks. Co-written by Ivor Novello.

Saving the Countryside/Going to Market. 1981. At the head of a river, Jack explains how the community has come together to save the chalk streams that feed it. He then visits a country market.

1942. Crime Drama. Directed by D. Ross Lederman. Stars Regis Toomey, Adele Longmire & Howard Da Silva. A doctor and a nurse are forced to treat a wounded gangster who was injured during a robbery.

1964. Drama. Directed by Frank Nesbitt. Stars Dan Duryea, Isa Miranda, Gwen Watford & Peter Madden. In this great murder mystery, the only clue to the killer's identity is his shoes.

1952. Drama. Directed by Philip Leacock. Starring John Gregson, Meg Buchanan & John Rae. Based on a true story. In a small Scots mining-town, a mine cave-in seals the entire crew.

Elly Becomes a Secretary. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Donna Douglas & John Ashley. Jed decides to help Mr. Drysdale by taking over his job for the day and having Elly help by being his secretary.

1950. Western. Directed by John Sturges. Stars Lew Ayres & Teresa Wright. An oil worker kills a suspected robber, setting off a downward spiral of events when he discovers the man was innocent.

Choir Practice. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs & Jonathan Cecil. Worzel is lent to the vicar for the graveyard, but as night falls he becomes scared of the ghosts that may roam in the night.

The Joker's Hard Times. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. The Joker continues with his zodiac theme as the Dynamic Duo pursue him.

2002. Drama. Directed by Sarah Harding. Stars Amanda Burton, Tom Bell & Kenneth Cranham. Young orphan Pollyanna, bringing mirth and mayhem to her new home, goes to stay with her Aunt Polly.

1956. Stars Sir Cedric Hardwicke, David Niven, Walter Kingsford. Directed by Roy Kellino. A British Lord finds himself captive in a train compartment with an armed man who intends to kill him.

The Count of Twelve. 1955. Stars Ron Randell, John Longden & Genine Graham. Harry Bancroft loses a fortune. An article exposes Graves insider trading, and he starts to receive threatening letters.

Join Mike and Noel as they dig up some 80s pop gold featuring a fresh faced star on the rise. And watch a reel from the stunt show 'The Disaster Squad' including a surprise for any Bond fans.

1954. Adventure. Directed by Luis Bunuel. Stars Dan O'Herlihy, Jaime Fernández & Felipe de Alba. The classical story of Robinson Crusoe, a man who is stranded on a desert island after a shipwreck.

1960. A look at a typical Sunday in England and the various changes that are taking place.

Acclaimed actor William Gaunt shares his memories of co-star on Sergeant Cork, Peter Sallis.

The Case of the Slithy Tove. 1963. Stars John Barrie, William Gaunt & Ann Lynn. Petty criminal Trumble has been killed. Cork is confused as to why a reformed criminal has been killed.

FivePenny Piece. 1977. At the Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club FivePenny Piece perform 'Where there's muck there's brass', 'One Two Three Four Five', 'Watercolour Morning' and more.

1981. Comedy. Directed by Stanley Long. Stars Barry Evans, Harry H. Corbett & Diana Dors. The funniest, naughtiest bits from the 1970s Adventures of series. Bawdy British fun at its cheekiest.

A TOTP style TV Show for Heritage Artists based on the Heritage Chart which is voted on in over 80 countries. Songs you love from popular artists, live and on video with the odd interview.

Alan James & Ray Taylor. Stars Ralph Byrd, Kay Hughes & Smiley Burnette. A criminal puts the famous detective's brother under a spell and turns him against his sibling.

1947. Drama. During the war, a British agent travels to the remote Glennye Castle in the wilds of Scotland to investigate a mysterious murder by a masked phantom. Directed by Oscar Burn.

1963. Drama. Stars Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn & Walter Matthau. Romance and suspense in Paris as a woman is pursued for her murdered husband's stolen fortune.

1964. A look at the almost two million motorcyclists in Britain, with a focus on the motorcyclists who are keen to travel at 100 miles per hour and how efforts are being made to stop the ton-up.

East Is East. Directed by Aaron Spelling and starring Don Durant and Mark Goddard. Ringo investigates a brutal stagecoach robbery where the driver and one of the passengers were killed.

1964. A look at the various aspects of London Airport with a focus on BOAC and BEA airlines.

1953. Drama. Directed by Ida Lupino. Stars Joan Fontaine, Ida Lupino & Edmund Gwenn. A man secretly married to two women begins to feel the pressure of his deception.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout October.

Pigeons/Fishing for Next to Nothing. 1981. Jack Hargreaves goes pigeon shooting using decoys. He then heads to the river Kennet with some homemade equipment to sample fishing on a budget.

A collection of films shot by the Kursaal Amusement Park owner Cliffton J. Morehouse providing a unique look at the amusement park in its heyday as seen through the eyes of its charismatic boss.

1960. A fascinating look at donkeys and their ever increasing popularity.

Max Varnel. Stars Jean Cadell, Dick Emery and Pete Murray. An elderly spinster plots to rob her employers with the perfect crime.

1950s. We start in Birmingham at the famous BSA factory where we follow the annual Road Patrol. Marvel at their side chassis and box carriers and follow them to Exeter, Abroath & Belfast.

The Job. 1976. Stars Jack Warner, Ben Howard & George Innes. When a petty criminal is fished out of the river bound, gagged and barely conscious, the team must find out what happened and why.

1946. Thriller. Stars Oskar Homolka, Derek Farr & Muriel Pavlow. Antique dealer Mr. Heiss must deal with a blackmailer who knows of his criminal past.

1963. A look at the railway modernisation schemes taking place and the controversy they have caused.

Lance Comfort. Stars Liz Fraser, Kenneth Griffith, Peter Reynolds. When a scam goes wrong and someone gets murdered, a student gets accused of the homicide.

Jethro's Graduation. 1964. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Donna Douglas. Despite his new watch Jethro is running late for his graduation ceremony. Skipper saves the day.

1961. The Silent Weapon. Directed by Peter Duffell. Staring Geoffrey Keen, Stanley Morgan and Norma Parnell. A horse rider is found dead in suspicious circumstances.

The Mill. 1960. Stars Lorne Greene, Harry Townes & Dianne Foster. Ben tries to help his paraplegic neighbour by setting up a grain mill on his unused land, but Tom's hired hand doesn't trust him.

The Count of Twelve. 1955. Stars Ron Randell, John Longden & Genine Graham. Harry Bancroft loses a fortune. An article exposes Graves insider trading, and he starts to receive threatening letters.

Join us on a nostalgic trip on the great Bluebell Railway! We're chugging back to the 60s to watch some footage of the railway's restoration. Plus, watch an unearthed interview with Flora Robson.

Part 2. 1974. Stars Peter Barkworth, Ronald Fraiser & Moira Redmond. Guy Foster is implicated in the death of Mary & the attack on Joyce. Inspector Carter is struggling to believe Guy's story.

Cyril Frankel. Stars John Gregson, Roland Culver, Christine Finn, Bryan Marshall & Peter Russell. The V-Party are faced by the anything but peaceful Peace Party.

Christopher Menaul. Stars Virginia McKenna, Warren Clarke & Elizabeth Garvie. Who murdered the young chauffeur? Detective Chief Superintendent Tanner leads the investigation.

1987. Drama. Directed by John Gorrie. Stars Helen Mirren, Harry Andrews & David Suchet. The story of Alma Rattenbury and her young lover, who were jointly accused of murdering her elderly husband.

1951. Drama. Stars Bonar Colleano, Barbara Kelly, Eva Bartok & Gina Lollobrigida. An Englishman leaves America to enlist in the RAF, but a drunken accident results in a loss of memory.

1959. Comedy. Set in WW2, this is the story of an ENSA troupe of entertainers. Starring Sid James, Dora Bryan, Alfred Marks and Liz Fraser.

The Bribe. 1956. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Collette Lyons & Damian O'Flynn. Murdock calls for Earp's badge when it appears that a crooked gambler got a saloon license by bribing the marshal.

Brian Keith, Spike & Hank Gobble. Escorting Henry Hadley, who has a saddle bag full of gold, to a family ranch, Dave meets the provocative and spoiled Mrs. Kennedy.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout October.

1960. Comedy. Based on the hit TV series, The Larkins. Peggy Mount and David Kossoff are given a pub to run but face many problems.

A fascinating compilation of advertisements from 1936, from car sales to hairdressing services.

Yerro's Vocal Cord Operation. 1975. One of the earliest surviving episodes of 'Out of Town'. Jack's mule has an operation, carried out with expertise by a Chindit war veterinary surgeon.

1954. Crime. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Stars Dane Clark, Cecile Chevreau & Paul Carpenter. A man on the verge of bankruptcy pays his friend to organise a hit on him, but will his plan pay off.

1960. A look at the social phenomenon of holiday camps, how they have spread far beyond the British Isles, with a glimpse at the range of amenities on offer.

1964. Directed by Robert Gist and starring Joan Crawford. Della , a reclusive, wealthy matriarch of Royal Bay, watches over the affluent coastal town. Possession, for her, is everything.

Vagrant. 1976. Stars Jack Warner, John Carson & Bill Treacher. Someone is trying to kill Joe Conway but why should anyone wish to hunt down a homeless vagrant.

1943. Romantic Comedy. Directed by George Stevens. Stars Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea & Charles Coburn. During the wartime housing shortage, a woman sublets half her apartment to two bachelors.

1957. Comedy. Stars Thomas Mitchell & Patrick Allen. There is a bonus for the crew member who improves public relations the most. Glencannon has an outlandish scheme.

1961. Drama. Directed by Quentin Lawrence. Stars Peter Cushing, Andre Morell & Richard Vernon. A crook abducts the wife and child of a bank manager and then schemes to rob the institution.

The Main Chance. 1964. Directed by John Knight. Stars Grégoire Aslan, Tracy Reed & Edward de Souza. A disgraced ex-RAF pilot is enlisted into a smuggling scheme by a sophisticated smuggler.

1956. Drama. Directed by Robert Florey. Stars Dick Powell, Regis Toomey & Alan Mowbray. Willie Dante finds himself teaching a naïve young man how to deal with dishonest gamblers.

The Bat's Kow Tow. 1966. Stars Adam West, Julie Newmar & Ric Roman. Batman and Robin rush to the Policeman's Ball where Chad and Jeremy are singing but Catwoman is already there to cause mayhem.

Inside Job. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Lloyd Lamble & Marne Maitland. After a crook is caught smuggling counterfeiting plates into the country, Maguire sees an opportunity to catch the whole gang.

Hugh Burden, Willoughby Goddard & Mona Bruce. A Canadian confidence man, along with his gang are in London to pull off a big swindle.

1998. Drama. Directed by David Skynner. Stars Orla Brady, Robert Cavanah & Peter Davison. An adaptation of Emily Brontë's timeless tale of a love so powerful that it reaches beyond the grave.

Caroline Munro offers some horrifying treats - an experiment gone wrong and a vicious alien predator. First up, is the 1958 sci-fi horror The Fly, which stars Vincent Price and Patricia Owens.