Swashbuckling adventure starring Catherine Deneuve and Justin Chambers about a country-bred young man who dreams of becoming a Musketeer only to find that they have been disbanded. Show more

While choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton is struggling with a teetering love affair, Princess Margaret asks him to create a new ballet for the 80th birthday of the Queen Mother. Show more

Rural sitcom. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. As a by-product of her efforts, Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey. Show more

Dramatisation of the colourful memoirs of the late Conservative MP. Clark revels in his new-found status as minister of trade and his new diary secretary. Show more

Drama based on the novels by Anthony Trollope. Laura's husband has died and she has become a rich woman. Marie is in Prague investigating Emilius's background. Show more

Chilling anthology series where membership to the secret society, The Club of the Damned, is granted through telling horror stories.

A chilling tale of the supernatural set in 17th-century Holland, based on the paintings of Godfried Schalcken.

Sitcom about two elderly delinquents. Tom and Roy, anxious about getting old, become determined to win the pub quiz to prove that their minds are still agile.

Huw's first day at school leaves him bruised but undefeated. The mine owner's son Iestyn is openly pursuing Angharad, but earns a blow from Ianto as a result.

Saddened by Marged's death and the failure of the strike, Ianto and Owen leave for London. Their first letter home contains a cutting from the Times concerning Angharad and Iestyn.

Angharad leaves the valley to marry Iestyn. Ceinwen takes Huw for a moonlit stroll on the mountain side. Mr Lloyd, suspecting the worst, is looking for his daughter.

Angharad, Owen and Ianto have returned to the valley. The mine is closed and unemployment is rife. Having found work with Ifor nearby, Huw witnesses his brother's death.