BBC Four Saturday

A look at the daily life of a County Down fisherman. First broadcast 13 February 1974

James holds the reputation of the practice in his hands by agreeing to judge the Darrowby Show, but has a hard time appeasing the proud local farmers. Christopher Timothy stars

James discovers the importance of family values, thanks to a meeting with two daughters from very different backgrounds. Robert Hardy and Christopher Timothy star

Conall is held hostage by Ray, the armed prime suspect, who claims he is being framed by the police. Conall must figure out who to belive. In Irish Gaelic

In the aftermath of the siege, the belief is that Ray is guilty. Neither Ciara-Kate or Conall are convinced and continue their investigations. In Irish Gaelic

Music and spoken word performances by Ricky Ross, Laura Main, Nina Nesbitt, Nathan Evans, Anna Shields, Calum Bowie and Elaine C Smith, celebrating the work of the national bard

Andrew O'Hagan celebrates the life of Scotland's most famous poet - known in his native land as the Bard - and explores the reasons why Burns remains such a cultural force

Jackie Kay looks at the lives of some of the extraordinary, and often overlooked, poets that Scotland has produced and how they have told, and continue to tell, the nation's story

James holds the reputation of the practice in his hands by agreeing to judge the Darrowby Show, but has a hard time appeasing the proud local farmers. Christopher Timothy stars

James discovers the importance of family values, thanks to a meeting with two daughters from very different backgrounds. Robert Hardy and Christopher Timothy star