In this wonderful music video, Terrie Lomas sings the sensational hit Like I Do.

Around the Corner. 1959. Narrator: Anthony Quayle. America in 1932; the richest country in the world is rife with corruption, crime and unemployment but there's the excitement of an election.

Jugglers and Acrobats. 1964. Made especially to accompany The Beatles film 'A Hard Day's Night', this film takes a look at the arts of juggling, acrobatics and spinning plates.

1942. Mystery. Director: Edward Dmytryk. Stars Chester Morris, Harriet Hilliard & Richard Lane. A reformed thief becomes involved in a case to find a woman's missing sculpture of Augustus Caesar.

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

1959. The Indian Tree. 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.

Tune of Danger. 1964. Stars David Graham, Lois Maxwell & Don Mason. Agent X20 learns that a jazz group is to give a concert in Pacifica and plans to plant a bomb in one of the instruments.

The Spell of Tut. 1966. Stars Adam West, Victor Buono & Marianna Hill. Batman and Robin battle the nefarious King Tut who plots to take over Gotham City with an ancient potion.

The Shrinking Gas of Jupiter. 1963. Stars Ysanne Churchman, Libby Morris & Ronnie Stevens. On a mission to Jupiter, Slim encounters a strange gas in a swamp and begins to shrink.

The Menacing Power. 1939. Stars Bela Lugosi, Robert Kent & Dorothy Arnold. Rogue scientist Dr Zorka attempts to rule the world with his sophisticated inventions.

1963. Action. Directed by Jan Darnley-Smith. Stars Dennis Waterman, Frazer Hines & Melanie Garland. Rival groups build their own go-karts to win the local go-kart race.

Tuck's Love Day. 1960. Stars Richard Greene & Alexander Gauge. Friar Tuck judges a land dispute between the sheriff and a crusader, and Robin finds an unusual cure for his friend's ailment.

1956. Sci-fi. Directed by Hollingsworth Morse. Stars Richard Crane, Scotty Beckett & Sally Mansfield. When an alien missile strikes Earth, Rocky Jones takes a crew into space to find the source.

Night of April 14th. 1959. Stars Barbara Lord, Isobel Elsom & Patrick Macnee. Jeanne has recurring nightmares of drowning and is surprised by a honeymoon trip on the passenger liner, RMS Titanic.

1979. Writer: Julian Bond. Barton & co rescue Lucy Cameron (Debbie Farrington). She tells them that her father, George Cameron (Colin Rix), has been kidnapped by the evil Muller (Guy Deghy).

Convict in Space. 1963. Stars David Graham, Sylvia Anderson & John Bluthal. Space spies Boris and Griselda issue a fake distress call in an attempt to trick Steve into handing over a convict.

Spectrum Strikes Back. 1967. Stars Sylvia Anderson, Ed Bishop & Paul Maxwell. Spectrum leaders go to a secret conference to present new anti-Mysteron devices, but the Mysterons plan to interfere.

1965. A marvellous look at the world of cats from the rare to the new breeds, including the fashionable Siamese.

1958. Thriller. Directed by John Pomeroy. Stars William Sylvester & Marla Landi. A photographer investigates the murder of his friend, which occurred during a bank robbery for The Cause.

1948. Crime. Director: Gordon Douglas. Stars Louis Hayward, Dennie O'Keefe & Carl Esmond. An FBI agent and a Scotland Yard sleuth join forces to track down a spy ring targeting an atomic plant.

Legacy. 1975. Stars Lois Baxter, Lynda Bellingham & Frederick Jaeger. The hunt for Skinner's murderer has moved away from Newtown. So why is a London detective on his way there, in secret.

Lines of Battle. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. Margaret & John prepare for marriage with the spectre of conscription over their heads.

1947. Crime. Director: Roy Ward Baker. Stars: John Mills, Edward Chapman, Joan Greenwood. A man is suspected of murder, and due to a previous brain injury, he begins to doubt his own innocence.

1989. Drama/Comedy. Directed by Allan Kroeker. Stars Hume Cronyn, Vincent Gardenia & Tandy Cronyn. A perceptive drama by award-winning playwright Bob Larbey, about coming to terms with old age.

1965. Comedy. Directed by Compton Bennett. Stars Fenella Fielding, Reginald Beckwith & Kenneth Connor. A comedic take on the different methods of undressing through the ages.

1962. Drama starring Jan Holden, Bill Edwards and Rio Fanning. A group of entertainers supplement their income by being international jewel thieves.

1949. Mystery. Directed by Rudolph Maté. Stars Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton & Luther Adler. An accountant learns that he has been poisoned, with only a few days to live, he hunts down his enemy.

1953. Drama. Director: Robert Florey. Stars Merle Oberon, Gordon Oliver & Barbara Billingsley. A woman secretly gets a hearing aid, then learns of her husband's affair and his plan to murder her.

Garden Competition and Dry Fly Fishing. 1980. Jack Hargreaves tours private gardens as he judges them for a competition, then observes the wildlife along the river as he goes dry fly fishing.

1967. Action. Directed by and stars Cornel Wilde. Features Rip Torn and Burr DeBenning. The hard-edged and thoughtful story of the men involved in a battle for control of an island during WWII.

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

1959. Sci-Fi. Atomic marine tests cause the resurrection of a dormant sea-monster who then threatens to destroy London.

1954. Drama. Director: Lewis Allen. Stars Frank Sinatra, Sterling Hayden & James Gleason. Three gangsters trap a family in their own house, with the intention of killing the president of the USA.

The Clampetts Meet Mrs. Drysdale. 1962. Stars Buddy Ebsen & Raymond Bailey. Mr. Drysdale panics when his wife comes home early and hatches a plan to get the Clampetts to go to Palm Springs.

1966. Fantasy. Director: Alan Bridges. Stars Edward Judd, Yoko Tani & Valerie Gearon. An English army unit come up against strange beings from another planet who have landed on earth.

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

The Spell of Tut. 1966. Stars Adam West, Victor Buono & Marianna Hill. Batman and Robin battle the nefarious King Tut who plots to take over Gotham City with an ancient potion.

1974. Western. Directed by Earl Bellamy. Stars Dewey Martin, Aldo Ray & Dean Smith. A frontier family decides to travel across the U.S. by wagon train, hoping for a better life in Oregon.

The Devil You Don't Know. 1959. Stars Richard Greene, John Arnatt & Richard Coleman. While out searching for Alan-a-Dale, Robin and Will Scarlett run into the new Deputy Sheriff.

Stour River/Onions. 1986. While it's raining outside his shed, Jack demonstrates his mother's Yorkshire recipe using kidney onions. He then takes a trip along the river Stour.

Fanny Cradock is back with a burning question, then we rewind to 1962 with a look at the great advances in the era's factories and there's a reel about egg imports from Australia in the 1930s.

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.

1940. Comedy/Crime. Directed by David MacDonald. Stars Alastair Sim, Barry K. Barnes & Diana Churchill. A young solicitor takes to defending successfully a number of thugs accused of sabotage.

How to Retire without Really Working. Stars John Gregson Alexander Davion and Daphne Anderson. A middle-age couple commit a small time crime once a month and live off the swag.

1974. A New Years Eve special with guests including Freddie Garrity, Kristine Sparkle, Matt Monro, Design, Charlie Williams and Brother Lees.

Grandee Hotel. 1971. Stars Adam Faith, Iain Cuthbertson, Lynn Dalby. Budgie invites Charlie Endell to dinner at the Grandee Hotel in an attempt to persuade him to buy a film projector.

1998. Crime. Directed by Sarah Hellings. Stars Eoin McCarthy, Keeley Hawes & Peter Egan. A Scotland Yard inspector teams up with a feisty aristocratic woman to hunt down a serial killer in London.

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.

1954. Comedy. Director Muriel Box. Starring John Gregson, Shelley Winters & Peggy Cummins. Myrtle stands to inherit $2,000,000 if her ex doesn't have any male heirs, if he does, he gets the cash.

1955. Comedy Drama. Directed by Roy Kellino. Stars David Niven, Robert Nichols & Norma Varden. Uncle Fred, reluctantly accompanied by his nephew, disrupts the lives of a family living in the suburbs.

1967. A captivating look into the complex organisation of exhibition display, featuring the exhibition halls of Earls Court and Olympia, which draw hundreds of thousands of people to every show.

The Peddler. 1959. Stars Rory Calhoun, Lou Jacobi & Chris Alcaide. Bill and the town's newspaper editor come to the assistance of a Hungarian peddler when he is attacked by local thugs.

Gambling Fever. 1960. Stars Ronan O'Casey, Barbara Hicks & Michael Balfour. Jeff thinks his luck has turned when he obtains a poker set. Ada goes wild when dealing with some professional gamblers.

1961. A look into the new industrial revolution in Lancashire; from 1950, more than 55 cotton mills were converted for light industries. This film examines the change for Lancashire's workers.

1939. Mystery. Director: James Hogan. Stars John Howard, Heather Angel & H.B. Warner. Captain Drummond plans to marry his girlfriend but a hidden treasure on his estate complicates the situation.

1939. Drama. The Head of Dartmouth training college is murdered but was he the intended victim? Directed by Maurice Elvey. Starring Leslie Banks and Kay Walsh.

1950. Comedy. Directed by Mario Soldati. Stars Jean Kent, Robert Beatty & Margaret Rutherford. When a gangster learns that a bank clerk is his exact double, he takes a chance at robbing the bank.

1966. Drama. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Stars: Mary Merrall, Ellen Pollock, Mervyn Johns. A widow persecutes three old ladies, but fate takes its revenge.

1952. Drama. Directed by Alfred L. Werker. Stars Finlay Currie, George Murphy & Karel Stepanek. FBI agent James Belden is assigned to track down a communist sleeper cell based in Boston.

1954. Western. Directed by Sidney Salkow. Stars Dale Robertson & J. Carrol Naish. While war is brewing between the US army and a tribe of Sioux Indians, a US army captain tries to maintain peace.

1967. A peek behind the scenes at the business of the comedian and how it is being expanded due to television.

The Clampett Look. 1963. Stars Donna Douglas, Joanna Barnes, Doris Packer. The Clampetts prepare for Mrs. Fenwick and Cynthia to visit, with Cynthia making her mother dress in the 'Clampett Look'.

1954. The Blazing Caravan. Director: Ken Hughes. Stars Edgar Driver, Alan Robinson & Betty Carter. A Salesman turns murderer after learning that his client has just won the football pools. (S1, E04).

Target. 1975. Stars Jack Warner, Anthony Steel & Willie Jonah. The Dock Green team stumble across a Special Branch stakeout after being called out to inspect a report of suspicious behaviour.

Stour River/Onions. 1986. While it's raining outside his shed, Jack demonstrates his mother's Yorkshire recipe using kidney onions. He then takes a trip along the river Stour.

We have a fascinating lost reel of Dick Emery you won't want to miss; we take you to Birmingham in 1964 with a brilliant reel and how many of you still have your 60s 'Give Us a Show' projector.

1971. Transatlantic Cousins. Stars Alfred Burke, Brenda Cavendish & Una Brandon-Jones. Marker finds a case involving an old reprobate and a young American visiting Britain.

1958. War. Guy Green. Stars Richard Attenborough, Michael Craig & John Gregson. The Long Range Desert Group go on an expedition through North Africa to destroy a huge Nazi fuel dump.

1955. Crime. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Gene Nelson, Faith Domergue & Joseph Tomelty. A body is recovered from the Thames and reporter, Delaney, identifies the man as being a nuclear physicist.

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.

1971. Western. Stars Lee Van Cleef, Carroll Baker & Stuart Whitman. A Native American becomes an Army officer tasked with investigating a murder. His only clue is buried in the victim's final words.

1955. Drama. Directed by Reginald Le Borg. Stars Dan O'Herlihy, Phyllis Coates & Mary Scott. A British army captain has a chance meeting with the army nurse he romanced a decade earlier.

The Death in the Morgue Story. 1952. Stars Brian Donlevy, Francesca De Scaffa & Harry Guardino. A morgue in Morocco is Steve's headquarters as he investigates sabotage at an American air base.

1940. Crime Drama. Directed by Sidney Salkow. Stars Warren William, Joan Perry, and Eric Blore. Michael Lanyard, a retired jewel thief, is hired by an heiress to help retrieve her stolen jewels.

Directed by Lewis Gilbert. Laurence Harvey is 'Mag Maguire' a fairground boxer and Maxwell Reed, 'Eddie Racer' a motorbike daredevil rider. The mutual love interest is the lovely Susan Shaw.

1956. Comedy directed by Val Guest and starring Terence Morgan, George Cole, Kathleen Harrison. Two struggling composers hit on a novel way of producing music backwards.

in Chichester 1954. A charming history of the famous Shippams Paste company established in Chichester in 1705. We travel from farm to factory all over the country. Narrated by MacDonald Hobley.

1952. Drama. Directed by Robert Parrish. Stars Dana Andrews, Märta Torén & George Sanders. A reporter becomes entangled in a dangerous web when investigating a plot against Hungary's dictatorship.

1951. Drama. Director: Jeffrey Dell. Stars Maxwell Reed, Edward Underdown & Natasha Parry. An inspector hunts a killer who is looking for an actress who witnessed him commit murder.

1962. Crime drama starring Richard Todd, Robert Morley, Dudley Sutton & Jess Conrad. When a nightwatchman is murdered, four young men are put on trial. Cleverly directed by Sidney J. Furie.

Never Back Losers. 1961. Directed by Robert Tronson. Stars Jack Hedley, Jacqueline Ellis & Patrick Magee. An insurance investigator tackles a vicious gambling ring.

The Missing Link. 1956. Stars Boris Karloff, Ewan Roberts. A skull, known as the Damascus man, is stolen and Colonel March's life is imperilled trying to solve the case.

Fine Finny Fiends. 1966. Stars Adam West, Burgess Meredith & Bill Williams. The Penguin brainwashes Alfred and vacuums the Dynamic Duo to loot Bruce Wayne's multimillionaires' award dinner.

Thames Division. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Patrick Troughton & Delphi Lawrence. Carson is found murdered in his cabin. The discovery of heroin in one of his shoes alerts Scotland Yard.

Rumpole and the Quacks. Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Patricia Hodge. Rumpole defends a Pakistani doctor accused of misconduct.

1977. Stars Mel Martin, Michael Aldridge & Jeremy Irons. Lydia grows tired of going to society dances with Edward and his friends, and he fumes over her mesmerising effect on everyone.

Caroline Munro welcomes all Cellar Dwellers back into the club tonight. Firstly, is the 1987 thriller horror The Believers, directed by cinema legend John Schlesinger and starring Martin Sheen.

1987. Horror. Director: John Schlesinger. Stars Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver & Harley Cross. A recently widowed psychiatrist becomes involved in the investigation of a series of ritualistic murders.

Get your scuba diving gear on and prepare for some underwater adventures as Caroline Munro introduces the 1977 adventure The Deep, written by the author of Jaws, Peter Benchley.

1977. Adventure. Director: Peter Yates. Stars Jacqueline Bisset, Nick Nolte & Robert Shaw. In Bermuda, two amateur treasure-hunters run into criminals when uncovering a WWII treasure.

Before we close the doors of The Cellar Club for one more week Caroline Munro lets us in on next week's offerings.

1980. Starring Liv Ullman and Amanda Redman. Richard dies of a heart attack whilst away on business, when collecting his things his wife learns that he had been travelling with another woman.

1960. A look into the organisation behind London's taxis, their maintenance, regulation of meters, training for 'The Knowledge' to picking up passengers and driver welfare.

Jethro Goes to School. 1962. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Frank Wilcox & Eleanor Audley. Jed attempts to enrol Jethro at an exclusive elementary school, but the proprietor is convinced it is a hoax.

The Man's Men. Burke must track down town insiders responsible for theft of agency personnel records and prevent the sale of those records to agency adversaries.

1943. Comedy. Stars Bela Lugosi & Ava Gardner. The East Side Kids try to fix up a house for newlyweds, but find the place next door 'haunted' by mysterious men.

1967. A look at the remarkable livestock traffic passing through Heathrow Airport, which are cared for by the RSPCA.

Moment of Hate. 1960. Stars Joanne Linville, John Kellogg & Linda Lawson. A businesswoman is convinced that her powers of suggestion are so strong that they could influence the will to murder.

1952. Crime Drama. Directed by John Gilling. Starring Valerie Hobson, James Robertson Justice & Sam Kydd. A dying author frames a radio narrator for killing his secretary.

1951. Drama. Director: Godfrey Grayson. Stars Avis Scott, Patrick Barr & Robert Ayres. Following a riding accident, a countryman spends his final days arranging the future security of his family.

1959. Comedy. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Stars Bernard Bresslaw, Michael Medwin & Alfie Bass. A group of misfit soldiers trying to get some leave end up getting posted in the Middle East.

1967. A close look at the 750 ships that pass through the five mile wide shipping channel every day.

Emergency. 1974. Stars Jean Anderson, Richard Easton, Hilary Tindall. Edward and Jennifer return from holiday but find Mary collapsed. The family prove their ability to rally round in a crisis.

1968. Western. Directed by Piero Cristofani & Lina Wertmüller. Stars Elsa Martinelli & Robert Woods. Belle, a successful gambler, plots to sabotage a robber's plan to loot some jewels.

The War of the Colonels. 1956. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Pamela Duncan & Forrest Taylor. A range war started by two ranchers begins to spill over into Wichita and Wyatt Earp is determined to end it.

1962. Drama directed by Francis Searle and starring Dermot Walsh. When a young girl is knocked down there are only three donors of the same blood group. A frantic search to find the donors begins.

Distance. 1975. Stars Ian Cullen, Ralph Bates & Lynda Bellingham. Joe Skinner fancies a woman. She seems to fancy him. So why is he investigating her background.

Little Man, Big Gun: Part 1. 1970. Stars Robert Hardy, Cyd Hayman & Ian McCulloch. Gratz captures a British agent, and exploits Nina's attraction for him in order to extract information from him.

Maigret and the Elusive Witness. 1997. Stars Bruno Cremer, Stanislas Crevillen & Anne Roussel. A boy reports a corpse in the street which then apparently vanished. Maigret must find out the truth.

Murder of a Memsahib - A Place of Execution. 1996. Stars Caroline John & Ewan Bailey. A look at the case of a devious medium and a man who experienced a premonition on the eve of his execution.

The Taste of Power. 1963. Stars Rupert Davies, John Carson & Terence Alexander. Maigret takes on a mystery surrounding a gunshot in a silent, sleeping house; exposing a ruthless battle for power.

1939. Action. Directors: John English & William Witney. Stars Ralph Byrd, Irving Pichel & Ted Pearson. A mad doctor uses a drug to bring himself back from the dead after his execution in prison.

1960. Adventure. Director: Bert I. Gordon. Stars Charles Herbert, Susan Gordon & Murvyn Vye. A young boy is magically transported back in time to the pirate ship of the feared Captain Blackbeard.

1976. True Stories About People, Famous and Forgotten. Personal anecdotes as told to Dick Hills. This episode stars Jim Dale, Jimmy Logan, Ted Ray, Bernard Cribbins and Norman Vaughan.

Seven Swords. 1960. Stars David Janssen, Russ Conway & Carol Ohmart. Diamond is hired by a magician's assistant, and arrives at a performance just in time to see her murdered.

The Case of Lady Beryl. 1954. Starring: Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford & Paulette Goddard. Lady Beryl confesses to a murder, but Sherlock Holmes is convinced that she didn't do it.

1953. Crime. Directed by John Gilling. Stars Bonar Colleano, Sid James, Andrew Ray, Ted Ray, Simone Silva. An ace reporter with a drinking problem tracks a gangster on the run.

1961. A look into 'Spalding', which is known as Britain's Tulip Town. Showing Tulip farming in Spalding, Lincolnshire and scenes of the Flower Parade.

1956. Comedy. Stars Ronald Shiner, James Hayter & Joan Sims. The comic misadventures of an advertising agent as he attempts to help his brother-in-law promote his newly invented miracle cleaner.

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.

1958. Thriller. Directed by John Pomeroy. Stars William Sylvester & Marla Landi. A photographer investigates the murder of his friend, which occurred during a bank robbery for The Cause.

1946. War. Director Peter Ustinov. Stars Ralph Richardson and Richard Attenborough. During World War II, on the eve of the Battle of Britain, British scientists develop the first radar systems.

Hit and Miss - Part 1. 1973. Stars T.P. McKenna & James Grout. A local businessman is accused of causing death by dangerous driving after a gardener was knocked from his bike and killed.

Hit and Miss - Part 2. 1973. Stars Frank Sieman, Charles Morgan & Derek Newark. Dr. Angus Roberts confirms where the paint specs at the crash came from, and Henry Burnett gives evidence.

Hit and Miss - Part 3. 1973. Stars Raymond Young, Ann Lynn & Peter Settelen. Henry Burnett's private secretary gives her employer an alibi, however, her husband breaks down under questioning.

1948. Mystery drama. Directed by David MacDonald and starring Dennis Price, Herbert Lom and Robert Newton. A group of people search for Nazi treasure hidden in the Alps.

1946. Drama. Director: Roy William. Stars Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Patricia Morison & Edmond Breon. Sherlock Holmes & Dr. Watson hunt for the elusive plates before counterfeiters acquire them.

The Fine Print. 1960. Stars John Ireland & Nora Nicholson. A woman is unable to claim the money from her late father's insurance policy after he forgot to read the fine print. Can anyone help her.

Warpath. 1975. Stars Richard Easton, Jean Anderson & Colin Baker. The brothers receive a surprise visit from a familiar face and an attempt by the Hammonds to oust Merroney doesn't go as planned.

1997. Stars Robson Green, Michael Kitchen & Francesca Annis. After Owen and Crane's fight, there is an enquiry at the hospital. Meanwhile, Anna has some tough decisions to think about.

Crack Shot. 1969. Stars Peter Vaughan, Roy Dotrice & Ann Lynn. Cradock must make his move and hunt down the marksman who shot at the tyres of the police car escorting the bullion.

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.

1956. Crime Drama. Director: Budd Boetticher. Stars Joseph Cotten, Rhonda Fleming & Wendell Corey. A crazed convict escapes prison to seek revenge on the detective who accidently killed his wife.

1947. Drama. Stars Irene Handle, John Bentley, Dinah Sheridan, James Etherington, Moore Marriott. Eileen is the star of an Irish operatic society but gives up to marry Terry O'Keefe.

1934. Crime Comedy. Director: George A. Cooper. Stars John Stuart, Judy Kelly & Edgar Norfolk. A gang of crooks use the legend of a ghost haunting an old dark mansion to help kidnap a rich man.

Trail of Darkness. 1958. Stars Tristram Coffin, Rayford Barnes & Paul Sorensen. When a number of women are murdered in a small Arizona town, Rynning and Travis set out to find the killer.

1965. Comedy. Director: Jeremy Summers. Stars Wilfred Brambell, David Lodge, Joan Sims & Barbara Windsor. Sound effect comedy about the misadventures of a group of tourists on a trip to France.

1959. Comedy starring Sid James, Brian Rix, Leo Franklyn, Tommy Cooper and Vera Day. The boxing-mad nephew of a pious clergyman embarks on an elaborate plan to keep his boxing career a secret.

1952. Drama. Directed by Robert Baker. Starring Patrick Holt, Dora Bryan & Michael Balfour. A detective poses as an escaped convict to catch a gang of warehouse robbers.

1950. Comedy. Directed by Francis Searle. Stars Hy Hazell, Michael Medwin & Sidney James. A cabaret artist seeking adventure gets herself and her partner caught up with shady characters.

1949. Mystery. Directed by Godfrey Grayson. Stars Valentine Dyall, Julia Lang & Hugh Griffith. When a young woman mysteriously disappears, her friend turns to Doctor Morelle to help investigate.

1953. Adventure. Director: Raoul Walsh. Stars Rock Hudson, Yvonne De Carlo, Maxwell Reed. Based on Victor Hugo's 'Toilers of the Sea', the threat of Napoleonic invasion hangs heavy over Britain.

1962. Drama. Directed by Jay Lewis. Stars Ian Hendry, June Ritchie & John Gregson. The adventures of a devious door to door salesman and his unscrupulous efforts to line his own pockets.

1947. Crime. Director: Roy Ward Baker. Stars: John Mills, Edward Chapman, Joan Greenwood. A man is suspected of murder, and due to a previous brain injury, he begins to doubt his own innocence.

1996. Drama. Director: Richard Laxton. Stars John Bowe, Mel Martin, Michael Attwell. Set in the 19th century, this epic tale follows the Poldark family, their tangled destinies and a family feud.

Time Slip/Haunted Trawler. 1995. Michael Aspel looks at the unexplained stories of a man who had been called out to exorcise a fishing trawler, and three families who had travelled back in time.

Caroline Munro invites you to join her in another extraordinarily thrilling night. The first offering this evening is the captivating episode of the 1970s series Doomwatch - You Killed Toby Wren.

You Killed Toby Wren. 1970. Stars Robert Powell, Vivien Sherrard & Elizabeth Weaver. Toby Wren's death throws the team into chaos and troubles Quist. Ridge investigates genetic experiments.

Caroline Munro continues the night in the 70s with the 1971 thriller Assault, also known as The Devil's Garden, starring Suzy Kendall, Frank Finlay, Freddie Jones and Lesley-Anne Down.

1971. Thriller. Director: Sidney Hayers. Stars Suzy Kendall, Frank Finlay, Freddie Jones. After two schoolgirls are assaulted in the woods, a teacher uses herself as bait to catch the perpetrator.

Join Caroline Munro as she takes a glimpse at the supernatural thrills and perplexing mysteries featuring next week.

1955. Drama. Directed by Otto Preminger. Stars Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak & Eleanor Parker. The story of a recovering drug addict who must battle to stay clean after being released from prison.

1937. Drama. Director: Syd Courtenay. Stars Peggy Simpson, Ian Fleming & Tod Slaughter. A story focusing on a woman's passion for an idle man and her marriage to his uncle, the family benefactor.

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.

The Tough Guys. 1964. Narrated by John Ireland. Scenes from America in the blazing 30s, a time of prohibition, mobsters and hoodlums, the President versus Al Capone and the Lindbergh kidnapping.

1949. Crime Drama. Directed by Val Guest. Stars Garry Marsh, Jack Livesey & Jon Pertwee. Two London detectives order the repeat of a stage show after a spectator is shot during a performance.

1963. Short film. Directed by John Durst. Starring David De Keyser, Shirley Abicair, Kim Cordell & Bob Roberts. A nostalgic look back at 60s London with Tommy Trinder and a host of stars.

1959. The Apprentice. 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.

The Swamps of Jupiter. 1963. Stars Murray Kash, Libby Morris & Ronnie Stevens. Captain Dart and his crew are sent to investigate the loss of contact with a scientific base on Jupiter.

Tut's Case is Shut. 1966. Stars Adam West, Marianna Hill, Sid Haig. Robin reveals that Gordon's secretary, Miss Cleo Patrick, is working for Tut and plans to slip the Commissioner a scarab mickey.

Long Live the King. 1962. Stars Dermot Walsh & Lisa Daniely. Prince Richard is unaware that his father the King is ill, a messenger is sent to him, but a scheming Prince John sends Richard astray.

Death Stalks the Highways. 1939. Stars Bela Lugosi, Robert Kent & Dorothy Arnold. Dr Zorka swears to take revenge against society having discovered new forces to create weapons from.

1961. Family. Director: Jim Jeffrey. Stars Peter Couldwell, Alan Dearth & Terry Bentley. When a child nearly drowns, his friends form a surf club, but first they must win a race to raise money.

A Bushel of Apples. 1960. Stars Richard Greene & Harry H. Corbett. Friar Tuck learns that a Sir Watkyn is extorting wages and livestock from the serfs and turns to the church for a solution.

1959. Sci-fi. Directed by Joseph Penvey. Stars Harry Townes, John Agar & Charles Aidman. The U.S. attempts to launch a mission to the Moon, but the plan is disrupted when a meteor strikes.

Playground Spectacular. A film of Blackpool in 1960, with a look at the trams, elephants having a swim and 'Mr Blackpool' Reginald Dixon giving a recital.

Emergency Only. 1959. Starring Lin McCarthy, Paula Raymond and Jocelyn Brando. Whilst at a party, Ellen predicts a series of events that tests a sceptical witness's belief to the full.

1979. Writer: Julian Bond. Barton & co rescue Lucy Cameron (Debbie Farrington). She tells them that her father, George Cameron (Colin Rix), has been kidnapped by the evil Muller (Guy Deghy).

Space Vacation. 1963. Stars David Graham, Sylvia Anderson & Paul Maxwell. Steve and his crew arrive on the planet Olympus for a holiday, where they become caught up in a deadly planetary feud.

Special Assignment. 1967. Stars Paul Maxwell, Francis Matthews & David Healy. Captain Scarlet is dismissed for gambling offences just as the Mysterons threaten to obliterate North America.

1948. Comedy. Director: John Irwin. Stars Cyril Fletcher, Betty Astell, Laurence Naismith. A magical guest, who can conjure anything one can wish for, causes trouble for a writer and his wife.

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.

1967. A trip to the garden centre, which are springing up all over the country to cater for gardeners.

Guns. 1976. Stars Ray Lonnen, Albert Welling & John Cording. Armed robbery is becoming almost a daily event and soon someone will get hurt. What happens if the police meet violence with violence.

The Summer Before The War. Creator: John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. Evacuation divides the family whilst an unplanned pregnancy throws a spanner in the works.

1978. Crime. Director: Don Sharp. Stars Robert Powell, Karen Dotrice, David Warner & John Mills. An engineer attempts to prevent Prussian agents from executing a political assassination.

1960. Crime noir directed by John Gilling and stars Anthony Quayle, Carl Mohner and Jayne Mansfield, who makes a departure from her usual roles, as tough girl Billy in this dark crime story.

1971. Drama. Directed by Anthony Sloman. Stars Luan Peters, Vincent Ball & Jason Twelvetrees. Karen is tired of her solicitor spouse and her empty, suburban lifestyle and wants something more.

1973. Comedy. Day-dreamer, Albert (David Jason) has hopes of being a superhero and saving the girls.

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.

Model Making and Teaching Fly Fishing Techniques. 1980. A collection of model carts all built by the same man catches Jack Hargreaves attention, he then demonstrates the subtle art of fly casting.

1960. Inside the control tower as ATC talk down an incoming Comet in fog, and the 'Blind Landing Experimental Unit' on a Vickers Viking.

1942. Drama. Director: Lance Comfort. Stars Clifford Evans, Deborah Kerr & Dennis Arundell. Mr. Penn's deeds are told in this portrait of the founder of the Quakers and the Pennsylvania Colony.

1965. Fantasy. Director. Jacques Tourneur. Stars Vincent Price, Tab Hunter, Susan Hart. A group of people discover an underwater society of smugglers that never age.

1967. Sci-Fi. Director: Freddie Francis. Stars: Robert Hutton, Jennifer Jayne, Zia Mohyeddin & Bernard Kay. Scientists investigating an unusual meteor shower are possessed by an alien force.

Jed Buys Stock. 1962. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Harriet E. MacGibbon, Nancy Kulp. When Drysdale suggests buying stock, Jed buys cows, pigs and chickens. Meanwhile, Granny plans to sober up Mrs. Drysdale.

1943. Western. Directed by George Archainbaud. Stars Richard Dix, Jane Wyatt & Albert Dekker. A cowboy's life takes a turn after he stops a gang of thieves from robbing a bank in the town.

1967. A look at the impact of the bicycle on the world today and the increasing interest in cycle racing.

Tut's Case is Shut. 1966. Stars Adam West, Marianna Hill, Sid Haig. Robin reveals that Gordon's secretary, Miss Cleo Patrick, is working for Tut and plans to slip the Commissioner a scarab mickey.

1954. Comedy. Director: Val Guest. Stars Frankie Howerd, Margaret Rutherford & Petula Clark. An inept bus driver gets lost in fog with a group of passengers, on a coach laden with stolen gold.

Early Days in Showbusiness and How They Started Their Careers. 1976. Personal anecdotes as told to Dick Hills. This episode stars Jimmy Logan, Diana Dors, Barbara Windsor and Norman Vaughan.

The Loaf. 1960. Stars Richard Greene, Alan Wheatley & Anne Firth. When a boy steals a loaf of bread from the Sheriff's men, the Sheriff demands 500 loaves to free him - but Robin devises a plan.

Bee Skeps/Pheasant Shoot. 1986. Jack narrates archive films of a traditional beehive being made from straw and a pheasant shoot with his dog, Bess.

We're jetting off to Heathrow in 1958 and Noel's uncovered a reel about the production of newspapers in the 70s. Have you still got your Beezer Bingo Banger? And do you remember AGM potato crisps.

2000. Drama. Directed by Catherine Morshead. Stars Jenny Agutter & Richard Attenborough. Three children are forced to move to Yorkshire with their mother after their father is falsely imprisoned.

Subway to Revenge. Stars John Gregson Alexander Davion and Daphne Anderson. A man tries to push an accountant off a crowded subway platform.

1975. The Karl Denver Trio play 'Wimoweh' and The Platters perform 'Only You' and 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes', plus George Roper, Ronnie Dukes and Ricki Lee star.

In Deep. Stars: Adam Faith, Iain Cuthbertson & Lynn Dalby. Budgie is in the money. How can he hold on to it and how did he get it in the first place.

1990. Thriller. Directed by David Wickes. Stars Michael Caine, Cheryl Ladd & Joss Ackland. The exciting story of Dr. Henry Jekyll, a tortured scientist whose experiments have hideous consequences.

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.

1997. Action. After surviving a helicopter crash in the uncharted South African wilderness, two young men, a girl and a renegade thief discover an ancient city unknown to civilization.

1937. Thriller. Director: Lawrence Huntingdon. Stars John Warwick, Jenny Laird & Paul Neville. A great B British film. An agent, carrying important papers, is knifed to death on a passenger train.

Return to Friendly. 1959. Stars Rory Calhoun, James Philbrook & Mary Webster. Bill attempts to escort Yancey Lewis, a bank robber sentenced to spend five years in prison, to a distant town.

Frightful Nightful. 1960. Stars David Kossoff, Shaun O'Riordan & David Garth. After a thrilling night at the cinema, at home there are screams, a bomb scare and talk of a mysterious 'Gregory'.

1936. Drama. Directed by Bernard Vorhaus. Starring Margaret Rutherford and Anthony Bushell. Going 'straight' after being in jail, Jim is suspected when forged notes start circulating in the area.

1950. Crime Noir. Director: Robert S Baker. Written by John Gilling. Stars Maxwell Reed & Dinah Sheridan. An ambulance drops a blind patient to the wrong address, where he stumbles over a body.

1959. Crime Drama. Director: 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.

1955. Crime. Director: 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.

1958. Crime Thriller. Directed by Paul Rotha with Lee Patterson. The daughter of a convicted and executed killer believes she has murdered blackmailer Hilton Edwards.

1949. A mysterious baby is found in a boat at sea, along with a charming portrait of a community in Coverack. Where is he from? Stars Dorothea Paul Directed by Anthony Mavrogordato.

1953. Western. Directed by Harmon Jones. Stars Jeanne Crain, Dale Robertson & Richard Boone. After six years in Mexico, an outlaw returns to Nevada, with a plan to rob the Carson City prize-fight.

Jethro's First Love. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Max Baer Jr. & Barbara Nichols. Jethro is ready to start dating, so after Uncle Jed gives him a little education, he finds himself a woman.

1954. The Dark Stairway. Director: Ken Hughes. Stars Vincent Ball & George Manship. A blind man who is witness to a murder on a darkened stairway, is asked to identify the killer. (S1, E05).

Seven for a Secret Never to be Told. 1975. Stars Jack Warner, Frank Lester & Billie Love. The death of a woman is kept secret, leading the police into a life-or-death chase in the West Country.

Bee Skeps/Pheasant Shoot. 1986. Jack narrates archive films of a traditional beehive being made from straw and a pheasant shoot with his dog, Bess.

We treat you to a very rare reel featuring Larry Adler from the late 50s, then we're off to celebrate 'Oak Apple Day', look at a wonderful reel on clay and who remembers Cabdrivers cough mixture.

1971. Shades of White. Stars Alfred Burke, Sheila Allen & Ray Smith. Marker takes on an investigation and finds himself manipulated by several people - including DI Firbank.

1965. Adventure. Directed by Cy Endfield. Stars Stuart Whitman, Stanley Baker & Susannah York. A diverse group of individuals struggle to survive in the Kalahari desert after their plane crashes.