Rewind TV Saturday

Smoke fumes overcome the people of Earth and, imprisoned by the Tree People, Flash learns the secret of Azura's magic.

Canine capers for younger viewers, featuring the exploits of mischievous mutt Roobarb

Aunt Polly and Widow Douglas blame themselves for not doing more to help Huck. Jim runs away and Huck is enjoying his new-found freedom on Jackson Island

Huck and Jim find a raft washed ashore by the high water, and think their luck is even better when they also find a house boat, until they discover a dead body inside.

Huck and Jim build a shelter on their raft, in case they need to hide, which happens sooner than they expect as a couple of slave traders start nosing around.

With the raft and all his belongings lost, and no idea where Jim is, Huck looks for shelter and stumbles across the Grangerfords, who are busy feuding with their neighbours

Huck learns more about the feud, and finds they don't even stop on Sundays when he meets the Shepherdsons at church. Then he discovers that Jim has been hiding nearby

Sheltering from a blizzard in a cave, Monkey tries to trick Pigsy into sacrificing himself to save Tripitaka's life. Cult adventure, starring Masoaki Sakai and Toshiyuki Nishida

Mr Roarke grants two guests their wish to become legendary gunslingers Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and a youngster is given a new lease of life

A guest satisfies his ego by pulling off the ultimate escape

A man's dream of becoming Mr Irresistible comes true, while a couple desperate to own their own hotel try to acquire the money they need

Part two of three. Drama, based on Jeffrey Archer's novel about a feud between two tycoons. Starring Sam Neill and Peter Strauss

A day in the life of George and Joy Adamson, working in Kenya to help local wardens protect the wildlife. When the poaching activities increase George suspects a long-time friend.

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

Music by Depeche Mode, Rolling Stones and Big Country. Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a community with attitude.

Number Six is accused of disrupting the ordered routine of the Village, and subjected to a personality-changing lobotomy experiment

Gorse soon spends Joan Plumleigh-Bruce's cash and takes a job selling cars in Brighton - but it is not long before the implacable Donald Stimpson tracks him down

Unsuccessful businessman Neil Walsh tries to rebuild his life after being made bankrupt.

The Rhodes family decide to extend their home - which for some reason leads to conflict between Al and Peggy. Chaotic comedy, starring Ed O'Neill and Katey Sagal

Al and Steve set to work on restoring a 1965 Ford Mustang and Marcy gets to have a ride in it. Chaotic American comedy, starring Ed O'Neill and Katey Sagal

Al discovers Peggy has spent up to the limit on his credit card when he can't afford to buy her an anniversary present. Chaotic American comedy, starring Ed O'Neill and Katey Sagal

Crowley isn't happy when a new recruit joins the team - especially when the rookie's eagerness jeopardises the case. Seventies police drama classic, starring Angie Dickinson

Part two of three. Drama, based on Jeffrey Archer's novel about a feud between two tycoons. Starring Sam Neill and Peter Strauss

Gorse soon spends Joan Plumleigh-Bruce's cash and takes a job selling cars in Brighton - but it is not long before the implacable Donald Stimpson tracks him down

Mr Roarke grants two guests their wish to become legendary gunslingers Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and a youngster is given a new lease of life

A guest satisfies his ego by pulling off the ultimate escape

Number Six is accused of disrupting the ordered routine of the Village, and subjected to a personality-changing lobotomy experiment

Game show hosted by Derek Hobson where dogs and their owners compete for money and prizes.