Talking Pictures TV Thursday, 30 November Find out what's on TV.

The Larkins

Alf transforms himself after realising he's henpecked. Meanwhile, will Eddie realise how Myrtle really feels?

Mystery Junction

Charged with the murder of two people, an escaped convict is recaptured and put on a train to attend his trial. However, during the journey, many any attempts are made on his life.

Reel Stories: The Projectionists

Law of the Plainsman

Johnny's gang ambushes a stagecoach carrying Sam and his prisoner.

Railroaded

Clara is a beautician dating Duke Martin, a psychopathic mobster who perfume-scents the bullets with which he dispatches his victims. Together they hatch a plan to rob the betting operation that's run from the back room of her business premises.

The Girl in the Picture

A crime reporter investigating a murder discovers the case hinges on a mysterious woman he had photographed earlier.

Love Is a Ball

An American heiress on the Riviera falls in love with her chauffeur, foiling a matchmaker.

Crown Court

Following a series of courtroom dramas, each case taking up three instalments. At the end of each case, a jury of `ordinary people come together with a verdict regarding the evidence presented.

Melvyn's Talking Pictures

Melvyn Hayes has delved into the archive and found another rare gem from the glamorous 1930s - the 1935 British romance Mimi, a splendid feature which will transport us back to 19th century Paris.

Mimi

The story of a struggling playwright in 1850s Paris who is inspired by a consumptive young woman he falls in love with. Based on Henri Murger's novel `La Vie de Boheme'.

Melvyn's Talking Pictures

The wonderful, lush, tear-jerking romance that is Mimi has come to an end, but Melvyn Hayes has another brilliant film in store for next week, starring two giants of both cinema and television.

My Man Godfrey

While on a scavenger hunt, a Park Avenue socialite finds a forgotten man and brings him home in order to win the hunt. She employs him as her butler and starts to fall for him.

Derek Fowlds: A Part Well Played

Derek Fowlds, best known for his iconic TV roles in `Yes Minister' and `Heartbeat', looks back on his 60-year career and recalls many of the famous names and productions that he's been associated with.

Talking Thunderbirds John and Wanda Brown

An exclusive interview with our two favourite puppeteers, John and Wanda Brown, who tell us about their careers and how they started working on one of the most iconic TV shows.

Danger UXB

Second Lieutenant Brian Ash is settling in with life in Bomb Disposal but he soon finds out that even in the Blitz there are certain rules that you break at your peril.

Rumpole of the Bailey

Rumpole is called upon to defend Nigel Timson when he is charged with insider trading.

The Snorkel

A teen suspects that her wealthy mother's suicide was a cleverly planned murder by her stepfather.

Magic

A ventriloquist's dummy propels its neurotic master to fame but begins to develop a mind of its own, leading the ventriloquist to murder, madness and more.

The Main Chance

Margaret helps a woman intimidated by her husband, as David faces a terrible situation in Cuba.

Experiment in Terror

A frightened bank teller is crucial to the success of an FBI agent's quest to nab an asthmatic extortionist.

Four Star Playhouse

Uncle Fred suggests to his nephew that they visit a suburb, Mitching Hill, formerly an estate owned by family when he was younger. They go there and begin disrupting the lives of a suburban family.