Rewind TV Thursday

Flash and his comrades wage all out war against Ming to rescue Dale and Professor Zarkoff

Everyone annoys Roobarb by making a lot of noise, so he hatches a crafty plot to get revenge

A battalion of specially trained US soldiers is sent on a mission to attack a powerful Japanese garrison. Fact-based Second World War drama, starring Randolph Scott and Alan Curtis

Jack Pegoraro takes a nostalgic drive through British automotive history, reviewing the iconic Triumph 2500PI

The whole town, including Indian Joe, gathers to hear one witness after another speak out against Muff Potter and it looks as if nothing at all will be said in his defence.

A chemist is accused of murdering his fiance's stepfather, but Holmes believe he is innocent in the face of mounting evidence

A live concert performance from 1978 by actor and singer Murray Head

1990s British comedy. Ex-criminal Kenny is out of prison and trying to prove his doubters wrong and stay straight despite temptation.

Brenda and Pamela spend their holiday swapping secrets, while their families stay at home without them

Willis wants to teach Arnold how to fight the neighbourhood bully, but Mr Drummond thinks they should use a different tactic

Tony faces a tough situation when Jeannie tells him she must kill a visiting princess to settle a 3,000-year-old family feud. Vintage comedy, starring Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman

Harvey investigates when an unexpected visitor turns up at the Moon household. Drama, starring Kenneth Cranham

The gang plan to smash a gold-smuggling ring on the French Riviera, but must first get hold of a large sum of cash. Drama, with John Mills and Barry Morse

Number Six refuses to join a craze for accelerated learning sweeping the Village and discovers a brainwashing plot. Vintage drama series, starring Patrick McGoohan

Alan Whicker meets some of the 50,000 Britons who live in Los Angeles, including actors Patrick Macnee, Christopher Lee and Peter Sellers

Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Willis wants to teach Arnold how to fight the neighbourhood bully, but Mr Drummond thinks they should use a different tactic

Brenda and Pamela spend their holiday swapping secrets, while their families stay at home without them

Tony faces a tough situation when Jeannie tells him she must kill a visiting princess to settle a 3,000-year-old family feud. Vintage comedy, starring Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman

A widowed and wealthy woman returns home to England after years living abroad. She hires a butler who has a plan to capture her wealth.

Colin Wilson narrates the stories of Lydford Castle and Lydford Gorge

Number Six refuses to join a craze for accelerated learning sweeping the Village and discovers a brainwashing plot. Vintage drama series, starring Patrick McGoohan

Pepper goes undercover in a hospital to ferret out the killer of two women. Seventies police drama, starring Angie Dickinson

The residents of the flat upstairs ask Matthew to join their band, filling his head with dreams of rock'n'roll stardom. Comedy, starring Ben Chaplin and Matthew Cottle

Sally tries to sue a tabloid newspaper over a defamatory remark, and goakeeper Pat Pringle joins the team as a sports reporter

Caroline Aherne interviews guests under the guise of the motherly, subversive old lady. With Jimmy Hill, Andrew Neil and Paul Daniels

A widowed and wealthy woman returns home to England after years living abroad. She hires a butler who has a plan to capture her wealth.

Harvey investigates when an unexpected visitor turns up at the Moon household. Drama, starring Kenneth Cranham

Alan Whicker meets some of the 50,000 Britons who live in Los Angeles, including actors Patrick Macnee, Christopher Lee and Peter Sellers

Reluctant hero Monkey is accused of murdering a girl and her family, leaving Tripitaka with no choice but to send him home

The residents of the flat upstairs ask Matthew to join their band, filling his head with dreams of rock'n'roll stardom. Comedy, starring Ben Chaplin and Matthew Cottle

Sally tries to sue a tabloid newspaper over a defamatory remark, and goakeeper Pat Pringle joins the team as a sports reporter

Caroline Aherne interviews guests under the guise of the motherly, subversive old lady. With Jimmy Hill, Andrew Neil and Paul Daniels

1990s British comedy. Ex-criminal Kenny is out of prison and trying to prove his doubters wrong and stay straight despite temptation.