1974. Eve Boswell sings One God and Sugar Bush. Fivepenny Piece perform Don't Wanna Go Home, and Gene Pitney sings Princess in Rags and Hello Mary Lou.

1969. Comedy/Drama. Directed by Carl Reiner. Stars Dick Van Dyke, Michele Lee & Mickey Rooney. The intriguing story of an exceptional silent-film comic whose talent is overshadowed by his ego.

1974. Sci-fi. Directed by Jud Taylor. Stars Glenn Ford & Bradford Dillman. When Flight 412 witnesses the disappearance of two fighter jets, a military group attempts to cover up the incident.

1945. Thriller directed by Frank Lloyd and starring James Cagney and Sylvia Sidney. A dedicated American reporter in 1930s Japan is determined to expose the government's plan for world domination.

Best known for The Basil Brush Show, Yes Minister and Heartbeat, Derek Fowlds looks back at his 60 year career and recalls many of the famous names and productions that he's been associated with.

1934. Drama. Lyn Harding plays Shelby Clive, who has been obliged to shorten his last name so that he won't be confused with a notorious wife murderer.

1960. Passenger To Mescalero. Stars Michael Ansara, Brian G. Hutton & Richard Gaines. Whilst transporting a prisoner, Sam is ambushed and must save the other passengers, and deliver the convict.

A wonderful short animation with some wise words from Tufty on matches.

1939. Directed by Carol Reed. Starring Michael Redgrave and Margaret Lockwood. Davey Fenwick leaves his mining village on a university scholarship intent on returning to better support the miners.

Southern Fishing Competition/Rabbit Catching. 1981. Jack takes us to Cork in Ireland for the final of the annual sea angling competition. He then goes hunting rabbits with a coney dog he has bred.

1954. Sci-Fi. Directed by Sherman A. Rose. Starring Richard Denning. A large city is ordered to be completely evacuated as an army of robots, believed to be from the planet Venus, attack it.

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

In Police Hands. 1974. Stars Brigid Erin Bates, John Oxley & Douglas Fielding. Julie and Dave are happy, then they're in the nick. It seems that simply being in love these days is a crime.

1949. Drama. Directed by George King. Stars Douglass Montgomery, Hazel Court & Patricia Burke. An ex-serviceman plans to escape his faithless wife.

1945. Drama. Directed by Leslie Arliss. Stars Margaret Lockwood, Griffith Jones & James Mason. 17th Century beauty Barbara Worth leads a double life to relieve her boredom.

Clive Donner. Stars George C. Scott, Tim Curry & Michael Hordern. The classic tale of an orphan boy who finds himself joining a band of thieves after escaping the orphanage.

Roy Ward Baker. Stars Ursula Jeans, Cecil Parker, Derek Bond & Thora Hird. Martha tries to keep her home running as normal during the run up to the D Day landings.

Ken Hughes. Stars Gerald Case, Shay Gorman, Selma Vas Dias & Andreas Malandrinos. The case of a murder which baffled the police of two countries.

Caroline Munro opens the Cellar Club for more Doomwatch and another chilling feature film. First up is Doomwatch - The Human Time Bomb, about a case study of tower block life.

The Human Time Bomb. 1971. Stars Jean Trend, Roddy McMillan & Patrick Godfrey. Dr Fay Chantry performs a biological study of tower block life - and finds far more than she expected.

Torment and terror are invited down into the Cellar Club as next up is the 1945 horror The Woman Who Came Back - a chilling story about witchcraft, suspicion and hysteria.

1945. Horror. Directed by Walter Colmes. Stars John Loder, Nancy Kelly & Otto Kruger. A woman returns to her hometown and becomes convinced that she has been possessed by a witch's spirit.

Before leaving the Cellar Club Caroline Munro takes a look at next week's captivating features.

1999. Comedy. Directed by and stars Martin Clunes. Also featuring Neil Morrissey & Jane Horrocks. A one-hit-wonder 1980s band are forced against their will to re-form for one last performance.

1954. Drama. The story of a successful dancer who fights with her husband for the attention of their daughter. Starring Terence Morgan, Mai Zetterling and Guy Rolfe.

1948. Drama. Starring Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel Geddes and Oskar Homolka. A Norwegian immigrant family in 1910, San Francisco. Mamma runs the Pennywise household. 5 Oscar Nominations.

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

Made in 1947. A Road safety film by the West Riding Constabulary. Narrated by Patrick Holt.

1938. War. Directed by Zoltan Korda. Stars Sabu, Raymond Massey & Roger Livesey. When the Khan of Tokot is murdered, his killer, the evil Prince Ghul, plots an uprising against British rule.

Charming short piece, featuring Reginald Foort on the organ, playing 'Sunshine of Your smile' a hit song from 1913.

Sands of Death. 1963. Stars Ronnie Stevens, Dick Vosburgh & Murray Kash. Terrorists on Phobos threaten to drop nerve gas on the Martian capital. The Galasphere crew are sent to investigate.

That Darn Catwoman. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. Catwoman mind controls Robin! The Caped Crusader must stop her before she does who knows what with him.

An Eye for an Eye. 1963. Stars Dermot Walsh, David Davies & Alan Haywood. Richard finds himself abducted by a knight and is put on trial for treason. Richard is sentenced to be hanged.

1966. Fantasy. Directed by Jonathan Miller. Stars Anne-Marie Mallik, Peter Sellers & Wilfrid Brambell. Young girl Alice falls down a rabbit hole into a bizarre world full of eccentric characters.

Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. A jongleur apparently on the run from the Sheriff meets up with Robin.

1960. Sci-fi. Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Stars Robert Clarke & Darlene Tompkins. A military test pilot is propelled into the future where he finds a plague has sterilised the world's population.

Loud. 1964. A fascinating survey of the advertising industry, with a focus on how it works and what it does.

Anniversary of a Murder. 1960. Stars Harry Townes, Randy Stuart & Amzie Strickland. An adulterous businessman tries to hide the accidental death of a young boy, until he begins to hear his voice.

1961. War. Directed by Leslie Norman. Stars Richard Todd, Laurence Harvey & Richard Harris. Based on the Willis Hall play. A British patrol in Burma are determined to avenge British prisoners.

Winter Wonderland. 1966. A fun look at skiing on the famous slopes in the Haute Savoie District of France.

1971. Comedy. Directed by Mark Stuart. Stars John Alderton, Deryck Guyler, & Joan Sanderson. Film version of the TV sitcom. Teacher Bernard Hedges takes his Fenn Street class to a holiday camp.

The Lost Sailor. 1961. Stars Rupert Davies, Alan Wheatley & Peter Welch. Old Joris wanders through the maze of Paris lost and speechless. and with a bullet wound in his head.

The Things You Never Told Me. 1971. Created by John Finch. Stars Lesley Nunnerley, Ian Thompson & Patrick Troughton. The iconic 70s drama series continues with the third & final series.

Colin Barr. Stars David Suchet, Patricia Hodge & Ben Caplan. The final two months of the life of media tycoon Robert Maxwell, as his life is on the brink of collapse.

Ernest Morris. Stars John Hewer, Ann Lynn & Jean Muir. A dancer collapses and dies on stage at the famous Flamingo Club leading her husband to delve into the investigation.

1993. Hosted by Antoine de Caunes and Jean Paul Gaultier. Watch an interview with Ellen Von Unwerth, one of the world's top fashion photographers! And we find out who won the Bravo magazine award.

Peter Savage. Stars Joanna Bell, Marc Stevens & Sonny Landham. Sylvia is a seemingly quiet and saintly person. But she is hiding a promiscuous multiple personality disorder.

Daniel Petrie. Stars: David Janssen, Barbara Rush & Bradford Dillman. A werewolf may be stalking the Bayou, forcing Whitaker to confront superstition and deadly reality.

1990. Crime thriller directed by Bill Crain and starring David Carradine, Pete Atkins and Mark Carlton. Detective Hanks must track down two psychotic killers before they kill again.

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.

1935. Comedy. Directed by Max Mack. Stars Bobbie Comber, Bertha Belmore & Cecil Ramage. A rural man is duped into schemes that lead him to London.

William Cameron Menzies. Stars Raymond Massey, Edward Chapman & Ralph Richardson. Futuristic story about the devastation and struggles of society after a decades-long war.

1960. A detailed look at roofing in London and across the country, with a focus on traditional roofing crafts, various types of roofs for different buildings and how the work is completed.

1954. Comedy. An American film crew are making a film in a British army camp, but the soldiers chase the film unit's girls. Starring Tony Hancock, Sid James & Peter Sellers.

Jed Gets the Misery. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Donna Douglas. Jed fakes an illness so Granny can doctor him but soon enough Mr. Drysdale and his doctor become subject to her methods.

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.

The Golden Hind. 1981. Stars Jon Pertwee, Bernard Cribbins & Una Stubbs. When a new fish and chip shop opens, Worzel becomes friends with the figurehead, Jolly Jack - until Aunt Sally comes along.

That Darn Catwoman. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. Catwoman mind controls Robin! The Caped Crusader must stop her before she does who knows what with him.

J.B Holmes. With William Devlin and Richard Huson. First production of the new British Transport Film Unit. In the Hull Docks, the steamer S.S. Bravo arrives from Gothenburg with cargo.

Guy Hamilton. Stars Jack Hawkins, Dennis Price, Michael Medwin, George Cole & Hugh Williams. An ex Colonel catches one of his former men robbing his house and investigates.

The Benevolent Burglar. 1955. Stars James Hayter, Ron Randell & Peter Dyneley. Detective Mark Tower falls for Lady Carol. When she receives his love letters there can be only one suspect.

Noel and Mike are joined by the legendary Eddy Grant! Do you remember the Welsh band The Cheatin' Hearts? And Jean Frame has been in touch after seeing herself in our film Serious Charge.

1959. Thriller. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars Kenneth More, Taina Elg & Brenda de Banzie. A diplomat is inadvertently involved in the death of a spy, fleeing to Scotland to search for clues.

1960. A look into the popularity of ten-pin bowling, especially among women, with glimpses of the new bowling centre on the pier in Southend and a centre for travellers and staff at London Airport.

Acclaimed actor William Gaunt discusses Sergeant Cork's studio & sets.

The Case of the Sleepy Coachmen. 1963. Stars John Barrie, William Gaunt & Rosalie Crutchley. The laundry maid is found dead in the stables, but how did the coachmen sleep through her murder.

1972. With Freddie Starr and Peter Goodwright, guest acts Barry Cryer, Margo Henderson and Peter Cavanagh play a number of roles in a series of sketches and songs.

Godfrey Grayson. Stars Jill Ireland, Ellen Pollock & John Charlesworth. Framed for robbery and sent to a reform school, a young girl becomes the target of a vicious warden.

It's a 1960s twisting compilation see 'The Hollies' Shane Fenton & The Fentones, The Orchids, The Keytones, a lot of 'That Old Yeah, Yeah Feeling' and much more.

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.

Vincent Ball & Betty McDowall.

Anthony Mann. Stars Robert Ryan, Robert Keith, Aldo Ray & Vic Morrow. During the Korean War, Lt. Benson and his troops find a colonel experiencing psychological combat trauma.

1946. Horror. A young captain, after participating in a duel, becomes the suspect in a series of killings near Epping Forest. Directed by Victor M Gover. Starring Tod Slaughter & Bruce Seton.

Die Twice. Directed by Aaron Spelling. Starring Don Durant. Ringo requests the exhumation of Boone Hackett's grave. Ringo later has reason to believe Boone's spirit is continuing his career.

Jack Cardiff. Stars Van Johnson, Vera Miles, Bernard Lee & Jean Kent. A WW2 evacuee returns years later to England and finds his father in prison and framed for murder.

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

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.

1949. Crime. Directed by Robert Hamer. Stars Eric Portman, Nadia Gray & George Cole. An unusual love triangle develops between two criminals and a policeman on the eve of the first World War.

Leo McKern, Peggy Thorpe-Bates & David Yelland. Rumpole successfully defends a teenager accused of robbery with violence.

Pressure. 1974. Stars Lynda Bellingham, Peter Birchall & Ian Cullen. A young petty thief and a young Police Constable find themselves under a similar kind of pressure - to prove themselves.

1949. Drama. Directors Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger. Stars David Farrar, Jack Hawkins and Kathleen Byron. The best bomb disposal expert must battle his inner self, during the German raids.

Harry H. Corbett, Felicity Young.

1962. A Look into a leisurely journey through London along the Thames.

1961. The Never Never Murder. Directed by Peter Duffell. Starring Russell Napier, Genine Graham and Maurice Good. A dead body sets the police on the track of a fraudster.

Denver McKee. 1960. Stars Dan Blocker, Franchot Tone & Natalie Trundy. Ranchers are being killed and cattle is stolen. Denver McKee leads various groups after the suspects but never finds them.

The Benevolent Burglar. 1955. Stars James Hayter, Ron Randell & Peter Dyneley. Detective Mark Tower falls for Lady Carol. When she receives his love letters there can be only one suspect.

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 from our dear friend Pete Murray.

The Doll Part 1. 1975. Stars John Fraser, Anouska Hempel & Geoffrey Whitehead. The beautiful Phyllis Du Salle disappears and Peter Matty will stop at nothing to find her.

The Big Fix. Directed by James Hill. Stars John Gregson, Michael Ripper, Penelope Horner, Maurice Hedley & Robert Brown. Gideon investigates after a horse who is favourite to win loses a race.

1958. Crime. Directed by Don Siegel. Stars Eli Wallach, Robert Keith & Richard Jaeckel. A ruthless hitman is sent to recover packages of drugs hidden inside the luggage of unsuspecting travellers.

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.

Michael Winner. Stars Oliver Reed, Jane Merrow & Barbara Ferris. On the British coast, the local young men mingle among the summer's tourists in search of sexual conquests.

1950. Crime Drama. Directed by Irving Pichel. Stars Mickey Rooney, Jeanne Cagney & Barbara Bates. After borrowing money, a mechanic encounters ever more devastating situations that lead him to crime.

1964. Take a look and explore the world of lighting, including a glimpse of the famous Blackpool illuminations.

Killing at Cowskin Creek. 1956. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Frank Gerstle & Don Haggerty. Someone is targeting big winners from the Keno House as they leave town. Wyatt is determined to put a stop to it.

Sam Peckinpah. Stars: Brian Keith, Spike & Hank Gobble. Burgundy and Dave are rivals in love, both courting local beauty Libby.

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

Victor M. Gover. Stars Tod Slaughter, Patrick Barr and Tucker McGuire. A crook is implicated in blackmail, greed for emeralds, a secret formula and murder.

1963. We delve into the world of hair and look at training hairdressers, creating new styles and the creation of wigs.

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.

1954. Crime drama directed by Charles Saunders. Private detective Slim Callaghan is hired to find out why a rich uncle changed his will.

1959. A look at the British Olympic bobsleigh team as they practice at St Moritz for the World Championships at Cortina in Italy.

Leo McKern, Jane Asher & Nigel Gregory. Rumpole is content to be defending a drugs case. However, the outcome is not pleasing.

Priority. 1974. Stars James Ellis, Bill Stewart & Joyce Blair. Quilley and Braithwaite have a tricky customer. Meanwhile, Lynch has Stone, as well as a missing child and a break in to deal with.

1949. Richard Todd, Ronald Reagan & Patricia Neal star in this sensitive adaptation of John Patrick's play focusing on a soldier with little time left & the friendships he makes with those around him.

1953. Directed by Lewis Gilbert. Starring Jack Warner, Robert Beatty and Anthony Steel. With the help of a life-like dummy, Allied forces are escaping a POW camp. Based on a true story.

The Mood Man. 1965. A short film of Britain's greatest bandleader Joe Loss and his orchestra.

Change Partners. 1965. Directed by Robert Lynn. Stars Zena Walker, Kenneth Cope, Basil Henson. A co-director in the firm of Arkwright and Gallen, is having an affair with is partner's wife.

Robert Florey. Stars David Niven, Lowell Gilmore & Rhys Williams. A man encounters a former acquaintance on a train, but when he suddenly vanishes he must find out why.

The Duo is Slumming. 1966. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & William Dozier. The Puzzler is trying to hijack Knab's plane and hold it for ransom, but Batman and Robin find clues left behind.

Key Witness. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Raymond Adamson & Richard Bebb. Maguire quickly starts investigating after a resident witnesses a body being dumped in a waste ground.

Hugh Burden, Willoughby Goddard & Mona Bruce. Mr.Reeder makes the acquaintance of 'Duke' Dorsey, a Chicago gangster comes to England to claim his inheritance.

George P Cosmatos. Stars Sophia Loren, Richard Harris, Burt Lancaster & Martin Sheen. Passengers of a European train can't escape after a deadly virus is planted.

Dollhouse, where evil lurks in a young girl's doll house.

1996. Horror. Director: Steve White. Stars Robin Thomas, Starr Andreeff & Allen Cutler. A girl inadvertently releases evil spirits lurking within her toy house, which wreak havoc upon her family.

We venture into the paranormal in Caroline Munro's next offering - 100 Years of Horror. This documentary, presented by the legendary Christopher Lee, explores the history of classic horror films.

1998. Documentary. Directed by Ted Newson. King of Horror, Christopher Lee, takes us on a frightening journey from the earliest horror movies to modern day slashers.

Caroline Munro is joined by otherworldly beings, as she takes a look at next week's thrilling films.

1962. Sci-fi. Directed by Mikhail Karyukov, Aleksandr Kozyr & Francis Ford Coppola. Stars Edd Perry & Arla Powell. In the distant future, two rival nations race to be the first to land on Mars.

Mr Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band perform the fantastic 1962 song Gotta See Baby Tonight.

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'.

The Big Gun. Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray run a stagecoach line in the Old West, where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers and ladies in distress.

1961. A visit to the Lord Mayor's Show in London and an interesting look at the office of the Mayor in Britain.

Godfrey Grayson. Stars June Thorburn, Pete Murray & Soraya Rafat. Barbara Winters hires beatnik Stanford as her chief fashion adviser which leads to comedic complications.

Sheep Farming/Centenarian Angler. 1981. It's ramming time at the sheep farm, while on the river Frome in Dorset, angler George Dunton attempts to catch a fish on his hundredth birthday.

Maclean Rogers. Stars: Richard Hearne, Garry Marsh, Ellen Pollock. A wonderfully simple story of Mr Ningle, who lost his job in the City many years ago.

Between Those Four Walls. A nostalgic reminder of 1962 interior home decoration overloaded with facts and figures, with an insight into paper, manufacture and wallpaper design.

Leo McKern, Peggy Thorpe-Bates & David Yelland. An MP is accused of a serious crime and is reluctant to defend himself.

Background. 1974. Stars John Slater, Hilda Barry & Gary Fearns. Betty lives in a condemned house and the kids cause trouble for her; except her grandson, Keith; and even he's heading for trouble.

1963. Comedy. Director Vernon Sewell. Stars Tony Tanner, Joan Sims and Graham Stark. After a fortunate gambling win, Terry Blessing's luck runs out when an ex-girlfriend shows up with a surprise.

1960. Dive into the glamorous world of the fashion model from all angles, see them at work and some of them at play. Includes a look at the model school, model agent and different types of models.

The Mole. 1976. Stars Richard Easton, Robin Chadwick & Clive Swift. Griffith Trevelyan, Chief Sales Executive of RAI Transport, decides to play games with the rival companies bidding for his firm.

1951. Crime drama directed by Lewis Gilbert and starring Kathleen Byron, Laurence Harvey and Sydney Tafler. Two high flying crooks take part in a robbery that goes very wrong.

Ken Hughes. Stars Sydney Chaplin, Audrey Dalton & Jefferson Clifford. After several killings of thieves occur, a priest is then marked for murder after hearing a confession.

Life Beyond Death/The Haunted Bomber. 1996. Michael Aspel explores near death experiences and what may lie beyond, and visits Cosford in Shropshire to consider the mystery of the haunted bomber.

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.

Wolf. Stars Barry Foster, Joanna Dunham & Nigel Stock. When the murdered body of a young man is discovered in his bed, Van der Valk must ask, why are there so many clues.

Colin Barr. Stars David Suchet, Patricia Hodge & Ben Caplan. The final two months of the life of media tycoon Robert Maxwell, as his life is on the brink of collapse.

2001. Crime Drama. Directed by Terry Winsor. Stars Caroline Quentin, Melanie Hill & Georgia Mackenzie. Three women plot to steal thousands of pounds from the Bank of England's incinerators.

Monty Berman & Robert S. Baker. Stars Donald Sinden & Nicole Berger. As armed police surround a house in East London, a girl recalls the events that lead to the situation.

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.

John Paddy Carstairs. Stars Jimmy Hanley, Wally Patch, Julian Vedey & Joan Ponsford. Two drivers, sacked by the trucking company they work for, decide to form their own.

Tagger. 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.

1957. Comedy. The rollicking adventures of two stewards aboard a pleasure cruiser. Starring Ronald Shiner and Brian Rix.

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

Final Programme/First English Culture. 1981. In his final programme, Jack Hargreaves takes us to Parsonage Down on Salisbury Plain and walks the ridgeway to trace the origins of the English race.

Rowland V. Lee. Louis Hayward, George Sanders, Joan Bennett. Rightful owner of the kingdom, the Duchess of Zona, is engaged in a power struggle with the evil General Gurko.

Leo McKern, Peggy Thorpe-Bates & David Yelland. After a long spell without cases, Rumpole helps divorce his old friend and colleague George Frobisher.

Pastime. 1974. Stars John Slater, Malcolm Terris & Angela Crow. A fireraiser for Detective Skinner and an extortionist for Stone and Lynch. Some people have the strangest pastimes.

1952. Comedy. Car owners of a remote Scottish village refuse to pay road funds until a proper road has been built. Starring Ronald Squire, Fulton Mackay & Prunella Scales.

1963. A captivating look at the plans for closer co-ordination between our roads, railways and coastal shipping.

No Spoiling - Part 1. 1973. Stars Caroline John, Joan Newell & David McKail. Sheena Smithson faces trial at Fulchester Crown Court on the charge of attempting to murder her baby son.

No Spoiling - Part 2. 1973. Stars John Crocker, Gareth Forwood & Dorothy Vernon. Archibald Webster, of the Social Services and Sheena's GP, Dr. Park, both take to the stand.

No Spoiling - Part 3. 1973. Stars John Barron, Caroline John & Stephanie Turner. Sheena is provoked to flee court and social worker Alison James explains the pressures the defendant was under.

Forrest Tucker, Warren Mitchell & Andrew Faulds.

A study of working class life, but with an affectionate appreciation of the hard-working Covent Garden market porters. Created with Walter Lassally's virtuoso 35mm cinematography.

Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. It's Ada's birthday! There's a bit of a clash between Walter's plans, Ada's plans and the interfering Freda Skinner.

The Hands of Adrian. 1962. Stars John Ireland, Robert Ayres & Delphi Lawrence. A violinist is playing in the village and Eastern have insured him. Walter Allan is convinced it is a scam.

Hear No Evil. 1959. Stars Donald Gray, Teresa Thorne & Micheal Balfour. A wealthy bed-ridden old woman is obsessed that one of her family is more interested in her money than her company.

Is It Catching? 1981. Stars Mollie Sugden, Christopher Blake & Jennifer Lonsdale. Ida agrees to look after her brother's grandchild, but she has no idea what she is letting herself in for.

1974. Brotherhood of Man sings 'Reach Out Your Hands'. Russ Conway plays 'Side Saddle', 'Toy Balloons' and 'Bordello'. PJ Proby sings 'Somewhere'/'I Know You Know'.

Bryan Forbes. Stars George Segal, Tom Courtenay & James Fox. A U.S. corporal operates a number of lucrative rackets within a WWII POW camp to have control and thrive in camp.

2001. Drama. Directed by Roger Bamford. Stars Michael Stainton & Olive Pendleton. Compelling drama based on the real life story of the respected doctor who became Britain's biggest serial killer.

Billy Wilder. Stars William Holden, Marthe Keller & Hildegard Knef. A down-on-his-luck Hollywood producer attempts to lure a famous but reclusive actress out of retirement.

1937. Mystery. Directed by Louis King. Stars John Barrymore, John Howard & Louise Campbell. Valiant adventurer Bulldog Drummond postpones his wedding to track down stolen explosives.

Rock and roll singer Vince Taylor brings an entrancing performance of Shakin' All Over.

1960. Blood Trails. Stars Michael Ansara, Chris Alcaide & Nora Marlowe. Sam must capture a killer on the run, later discovering that he was a childhood friend.

1957. Crime drama directed by Wolf Rilla and starring Richard Attenborough, Dorothy Alison, Colin Petersen. Todd Dawson is a ten year old waif with a drunken scallywag for a father.

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

Lambing/Mayfly. 1986. From his Dorset home, Jack Hargreaves looks back at lambing on the chalk downs and reflects on the life cycle of the mayfly.

1955. Drama. Directed by Charles De la Tour & Cy Endfield. Stars Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith & Joy Shelton. A night club singer tricks an estate agent into thinking he killed a jewel thief.

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

Leo McKern, Peggy Thorpe-Bates, Joanna Van Gyseghem. Rumpole accuses a dishonest policeman of framing his client and finds himself in legal trouble.

Family. 1974. Stars David Jackson, Maryann Turner & Kenneth Colley. Susan wants her father back inside and uses two men to help her. One of them is Quilley, but he accidently ruins Skinner's work.

Edward Dmytryk. Stars: Robert Newton, Sally Gray & Phil Brown. A cuckolded psychiatrist kidnaps his wife's lover and hides him away while he plans his revenge.

Our Mr Shakespeare. 1944. A delightful trip around William Shakespeare's birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon, detouring into the surrounding beautiful Cotswold villages.

1953. Comedy. Directed by Anthony Kimmins. Stars Alec Guinness, Yvonne De Carlo, Celia Johnson & Miles Malleson. The Captain of a ferry boat between Gibraltar & Morocco has a woman in each port.

1950. Comedy. Directed by Frank Launder. Stars Alastair Sim, Margaret Rutherford & John Turnbull. Chaos ensues for staff and students when an all-boys and an all-girls school are merged into one.

2000. Mystery. Directed by Niall Johnson. Starring Jon Newman, Prunella Scales, Marc Danbury and George Cole. A teenager stays at his uncle's mansion, where he discovers the house's many secrets.

A mysterious night is upon us in the Cellar Club. Join Caroline Munro for Doomwatch - The Inquest, a superb episode starring John Paul, Joby Blanshard, John Nolan, Judith Furse and Edward Evans.

The Inquest. 1971. Stars Joby Blanshard, Judith Furse & Frederick Treves. An inquest is launched into a child's death from rabies. Was a nearby laboratory the source of the virus.

Caroline Munro continues with more mystery and a touch of horror in the 1972 feature Bluebeard, starring Richard Burton as a murderous aristocrat trying to keep up appearances.

Edward Dmytryk & Luciano Sacripanti. Stars Richard Burton & Raquel Welch. The tale of an aristocrat who's confronted with his past when his current wife makes a discovery.

After a thrilling night, Caroline Munro glances at the two features to surprise and intrigue us next week.

Alastair Reid. Stars David Hemmings, Lisa Harrow & Diana Dors. Dr Henry Jekyll experiments on his own personality, resulting in a terrifying struggle between good and evil.

Del Tenny. Stars William Joyce, Heather Hewitt, & Dan Stapleton. Tom Harris faces an army of zombies after discovering a sinister cult on a remote island.

1962. Crime Drama. Directed by Francis Searle. When the director of a successful racing company is shot dead, the other directors wonder who is next. Starring Bill Nagy & Patrick Holt.

1958. Sci-fi. A British laboratory studying magnetic fields is warned by a cosmic visitor of the dangers in their experiments. Starring Forrest Tucker and Martin Benson.

1938. Comedy. Stars Jimmy O'Dea, Paddy Moore & Harry Jameson. A salesman runs into trouble after crossing paths with jewel thieves and a cross-border rivalry begins for the affections of a girl.

Enjoy an excellent performance from the fabulous Dionne Warwick as she sings the 60s tune Walk On By.

The Hairy Men of Mars. 1963. Stars Libby Morris, Ysanne Churchman & Murray Kash. The Galasphere's Meson unit malfunctions and lands in the unexplored Tuhera jungle - where danger lurks.

Scat! Darn Catwoman. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. Catwoman mind controls Batman. Will the Boy Wonder be able to pause her paws before she does something bad.

The Caveman. 1963. Stars Dermot Walsh, June Thorburn & Nigel Green. Locals live in fear of a hermit in a nearby cave. The King searches the cave to find the source of the supposed wizardry.

1963. Family. Directed by Colin Bell. Stars Christopher Brett, Shirley Joy & Peter Butterworth. A group of children attempt to retrieve their toy plane from the top of an abandoned tower.

Saddle Tramp. 1955. Stars Champion, Barry Curtis, & Jim Bannon. A prospector and spinner of tall tales helps Ricky capture a gang of rustlers.

The Brothers. 1956. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. A poor young serf is helped into a monastery by Robin and Friar Tuck but flees when he discovers his brother is in prison.

1954. Sci-fi Mystery. Directed by W. Lee Wilder. Stars Peter Graves, James Seay & Steve Pendleton. An atomic scientist injured in a plane crash makes a claim that he was abducted by aliens.

1960. A film looking at London from a dog's point of view, from the family pet to the pampered pooch.

The Explorer. 1960. Stars Gregory Morton, Eddie Firestone & Jeremy Slate. Lost in the desert, three explorers prepare for death, that is until a man appears offering to help them.

Louis King. Stars Dick Powell, Evelyn Keyes & J.M Kerrigan. Kathy O'Fallon meets Mountie Mike Flannigan. They fall in love, but can their love survive.

Brian Desmond Hurst. Stars Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins, Muriel Pavlow, Anthony Steel & Flora Robson. British RAF face invasion on the strategic island of Malta during WW2.

Paul Gherzo. Stars Frank Leighton, Robin Wentworth, Theodore Wilhelm, Tom Clegg, May Hallett & Anna Doran. A crime in London's dockland baffles the police.

The Golden Fleece. 1961. Stars Rupert Davies, Ewen Solon & Francis De Wolff. Maigret investigates a strange accident, noticing that the men of the Paris canals do not take well to interference.

John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas, Keith Drinkel & Colin Campbell. The iconic seventies drama series continues with the third and final series.

Part One. 1977. Drama. Directed by Philip Saville. Stars Louis Jourdan, Frank Finlay & Judi Bowker. A young solicitor travels to Transylvania, a journey that becomes the stuff of nightmares.

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.

1993. Hosted by Antoine de Caunes and Jean Paul Gaultier. Come to France where oysters have their own museum and Malcom McLaren is interviewed about recording with the pop star Amina.

Ed De Priest. Stars: Susan Berkely, Billy Wolf & Sharon Wells. When a primitive tribe meet a rival clan and a giant ape, lust and violence collide in a bizarre melodrama.

Norman J. Warren. Stars: Micheal Gough, Martin Potter & Candace Glendenning. Catherine moves in with her uncle where she discovers secret dark magic and human sacrifice.

Recalled by Peter Williams. John invites his friend over as he is becoming increasingly paranoid and fearful. A curse was placed upon him by a man who he had killed exactly one year ago.

The film follows two London models on their journey through Germany as their prize for winning a newspaper competition. Starring Adrienne Scot, Jackie Collins & Phillip Baird.

Charles B. Griffith. Stars Antony Carbone, Betsy Jones-Moreland & Robert Towne. A legendary sea creature starts hunting down a gang searching the sea for treasures.

Final Programme/First English Culture. 1981. In his final programme, Jack Hargreaves takes us to Parsonage Down on Salisbury Plain and walks the ridgeway to trace the origins of the English race.

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.

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

Val Guest. Stars: William Graham, Garry Marsh, Jane Welsh. Based on the popular books written by Richmal Crompton.

1938. Actions. Directors John English & William Witney. Stars Ralph Byrd, Lynn Roberts & Charles Middleton. Tracy battles spies and saboteurs in his efforts to bring to justice the Stark gang.

1960. A study of all aspects of motorcycling, with a look at both amateurs, professionals and a glimpse at experts demonstrating motorcycle safety techniques and their training programmes.

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.

1950. Western. Directed by George Templeton. Stars Robert Preston, Robert Sterling & Chill Wills. Brothers on opposite sides of the law unite to save the family cattle ranch from rustlers.

Will The Real Aunt Sally.? 1981. Stars Jon Pertwee, Connie Booth & Una Stubbs. The arrival of a second Aunt Sally in the village causes confusion for a lovesick Worzel, who can't tell them apart.

Scat! Darn Catwoman. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. Catwoman mind controls Batman. Will the Boy Wonder be able to pause her paws before she does something bad.

Terry Morse. Stars Boris Karloff, Margaret Lindsay, Bruce Lester & Leonard Mudie. Bennett's home is a hotbed for spies. But no one knows the identity of the German spymaster.

1966. Family. Starring Brian Blessed, William Burleigh, Anthony Honour & Kate Nicholls. Gary determines to get a tree for children who will be in hospital for Christmas. Directed by Jim Clark.

Blind Mans Bluff. 1955. Stars Ron Randell, Eunice Gayson & John Bentley. Valerie Dyson is torn between the love she has for her husband and another man.

Mike & Noel are joined by an archivist from The Alexandra Palace Television Society with some great reels on how the BBC ticked in the 30s & the debonair David Niven has some words of wisdom.

1950. Drama. Directed by Henry Cass. Stars Alec Guinness, Beatrice Campbell & Kay Walsh. A salesman who learns he has months to live cashes in his savings to live in a fancy hotel.

1961. A joyful film capturing the thrills and excitement of miniature motor racing, also known as karting, in Britain.

Acclaimed actor William Gaunt talks about the show's period make-up and wardrobe.

The Case of the Soldiers Rifle. 1963. Stars John Barrie, William Gaunt & John Richmond. The Army is called to an industrial protest, a man is shot dead and someone else is injured.

1972. With Freddie Starr and Peter Goodwright, guest acts Sandie Shaw, Janet Brown and Micheal O'Malley play a number of roles in a series of sketches and songs.

Part Two. 1977. Drama. Directed by Philip Saville. Stars Louis Jourdan, Frank Finlay & Judi Bowker. A young solicitor travels to Transylvania, a journey that becomes the stuff of nightmares.

1960. A visit to the wonderful outdoor festival at Cleethorpes which hosts 12 top jazz bands.