Talking Pictures TV Thursday, 7 December Find out what's on TV.

Inner Sanctum

A man takes refuge in a boarding house in a small town after killing his fiancée.

The Larkins

Now the kids have gone, Ada and Alf are running a café, their lodger suggests they run a Spanish night, but will it be a success?

Penny Serenade

As Julie packs in preparation for her impending divorce from Roger, the song `Penny Serenade' plays, transporting her back to her first meeting with Roger, their marriage and the tragic loss in birth of their son. Unable to bear children, they adopt an infant daughter, only for her to die just a few years later. Roger, wracked by guilt and loathing, sees no future for their marriage but redemption for both awaits.

Law of the Plainsman

Sam is given an assignment to capture a killer who was once his friend.

She Knows, Y'Know

The studious son of a working-class matriarch gets in trouble with the attractive daughter of a middle-class family.

The Angel Who Pawned Her Harp

A beautiful angel is sent to The Angel, London, to help people with problems, but she has no money to support herself.

King of the Khyber Rifles

After 100 years of British rule in India, the garrison post of Peshawar is threatened by tribal revolt. A young British officer is ordered to train the Khyber Rifles regiment into an efficient fighting force, but because he is half Indian, he has to fight not only the native rebels, but also the prejudice of his fellow officers.

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 is an English actor, voice over performer and overall film enthusiast. Hayes introduces a selection of some of the best, and yet somehow under-screened films from the 1930s.

Eternally Yours

A young woman regrets leaving her society sweetheart for a flamboyant magician who has no thoughts of settling down.

Melvyn's Talking Pictures

Melvyn Hayes is an English actor, voice over performer and overall film enthusiast. Hayes introduces a selection of some of the best, and yet somehow under-screened films from the 1930s.

The Glass Mountain

A young composer inspired by the haunting legend of girl whose spirit moves in the shadows of a mountain writes an opera.

R.J. Mitchell: Aircraft Designer

The Submarine Spitfire, designed by British aeronautical engineer RJ Mitchell, became the most successful warplane of its generation. The iconic aircraft played a pivotal role in defeating the Luftwaffe as they amassed across the English Channel.

Danger UXB

After attending a bomb disposal course, Brian and Ken Machin are sent to defuse a German bomb, but their scant knowledge proves inadequate.

Rumpole of the Bailey

Another case for the claret-swilling barrister. Rumpole appears in ecclesiastical court to defend his clergyman nephew against charges of adultery.

Hannibal Brooks

Light-hearted World War II escape adventure about a British prisoner of war working at Munich zoo who sees a chance for freedom when he is given the job of escorting an elephant out of the country. Once on the road to Innsbruck, he elects to follow the example of his namesake and take the beast across the Alps to sanctuary in Switzerland.

Never Take Candy From a Stranger

Peter Carter meets official resistance when he finds his 9 year old daughter has been the victim of the paedophile patriarch of the town's most powerful family.

Bash and Grab

The Main Chance

David is confronted with a case of involving a shopkeeper who has been attacked by thugs.

Five

Four men and a woman spend the aftermath of a nuclear war bickering in a Frank Lloyd Wright house.

Flight from Vienna

When a Hungarian official asks for asylum in the west, he is forced to go back home to prove his sincerity.