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- A satire show using puppets that are caricatures of major public figures.
- Contestants test their darts skills and general knowledge and battle it out to get to Bully's Prize Board.
- General knowledge quiz for 16-18-year-olds.
- Two families go head to head to answer everyday questions.
- Saturday morning children's variety programme presented by Tommy Boyd and Isla St. Clair (with her dog, Angel) featuring games, cartoons and special guests.
- Follow up to The Saturday Show, presented live 'fom a space station' by Tommy Boyd, Bonnie Langford and Nigel Roberts, with more games, cartoons and special guests.
- How ITV's regional station for the midlands created the first purpose-built colour television studios in Europe in 1969, covering the ATV heydays over to the transition to Central Independent Television.
- Several characters involve us through their intellectual literary musical practices towards a sensitive reflexion about emancipation. A journey through space and time inspired by a book of Angela Davis on Blues and Black Feminism.
- A chat-show hosted by the former ATV Today presenter Derek Hobson.
- Bill has a proposal for Marilyn. The hunt for a desperate Sarah intensifies. Meg offers Andy some sisterly advice. Jimmy realises what - or who - is missing from his Midlands mural.
- Andy and Ruth's wedding plans are back on track with a generous offer from Carlos. Kitty worries as The London Echo dredges up a secret from her sister's past. Andy chooses Sandy to be his best man. A schoolfriend shocks Marilyn.
- Sandy's journalism ambitions move a step closer, whilst Jimmy offers him oratory assistance. Dr Maynard has promising news to give to Angela.
- Meg fears eternal damnation after hearing a miller's tale. Diane sees Marcus in a new light. Miss Tatum is besieged in hospital. Mr Lovejoy's skills are complimented.
- A depressed Vince ponders his future whilst a guilt-wracked Meg contemplates the impending court case. Bill and Diane work on Clarence. Kitty comes to a decision over Mrs Hope's offer. Mr Lovejoy turns detective, but will his findings help Mrs Richardson?
- After falling ill at Tessa's wedding reception, Meg's mysterious malady confines her to bed. Archie seeks "something sexy" for Diane at Jill's boutique. Tish raises suspicions about Mrs Grey.
- Pools syndicate members Amy and Diane contemplate villas in the south of France - could Mrs Turtle's dream prove to be of significance? Mr Lovejoy is suspicious. Jill shares a dinner date with John Crayne.
- Mr Lovejoy considers Nick's proposition. Mr Booth's experiments with goulash do not sit well with Vi and Amy. Peter and Marilyn receive a mysterious houseguest. The motel kitchen is subject to a bomb alert.
- Miss Tatum and Amy unite against Wilf over the old-time dancing contest. Meg questions Sandy's job intentions. Vera's brusqueness antagonises Sheila and salon trainee Jill. Timothy is financially embarrassed.
- News of Sandy's paralysis after the car accident sweeps Kings Oak. Amy moves into Lake House to help look after Chris and Timothy. Ted seeks an investor. Liz goes to Coventry to explain her problem to a disappointed Meg.
- Embittered over his involvement in Sandy's crash, Meg refuses to see Timothy (and learns about Coventry Boy). Miss Tatum offers Liz some advice before she leaves the village. Vince and his father argue, ruining Diane's family meal. Tish makes Ted an offer.
- Sandy learns the full consequences of the car crash. Alice asks Amy to return to the motel - and Tish announces her intention to leave it. A numbed Meg tries to find solace in Coventry Cathedral.
- Rosemary's health fears cause David to commit her to hospital. Jill and Stan discuss adopting Sheila's baby before she aborts it. Diane and Cliff have a nasty row in the Motel bar. Hugh proposes to Meg.
- Bob and Anne have an awkward conversation about their divorce. Shughie's boasting about his bagpiping skills may not be a wise move.
- The social event of the 1975 Kings Oak calendar takes place as Meg and Hugh finally marry in Birmingham.
- Friends and family gather round the newly-wedded Mortimers as they settle back to enjoy their wedding reception at the Hotel Droitwich. Diane is set for a disappointment.
- Some of the staff gather in church for a nativity service, while others plan the cover for the Christmas shifts. Then it's time for exchanging presents.
- Sandy is forced to give evidence when Miss Tatum's dog is accused of sheep worrying. Jimmy paints Megs. Preparations for the wedding continue.
- Doctors begin to explain the lasting affects of Sandy's injuries to a distraught Meg and Jill. Amy tries to sooth relations between Chris and his uncle.
- Vera returns from her 3-month holiday. Cliff's hard man veneer slips for a moment when he bids an emotional goodbye.
- Meg frets over potential implications concerning Sir Hector Prince's winter conference deal - and blames Rex. Glenda despairs in the bright lights of London.
- Anthony takes Jill out for dinner. Sandy endeavours to hide from Lynn Baxter. Max raises suspicions in Di.
- Jill confesses her pregnancy to her brother as Stan squares up to Anthony. Sandy proposes to Lynn, as Benny keeps vigil over his hospitalised fiancée.
- Jill frets over the potential implications of her actions. Benny returns from the hospital with crushing news about Maureen.
- Benny breaks the bad news to Seamus.
- Phoebe Tompkins offers to buy Meg's half of the motel.
- Doris is wary of George Biggins. Bernard Booth makes a surprise return to Crossroads, much to Shughie and Diane's dismay.
- Doris Luke is introduced to the motel kitchen, where she desires the position of assistant vegetable chef. When Adrienne appears unexpectedly, the chemistry between her and Victor is undeniable.
- Meg's mind begins to boggle over the mysterious Adam Chance's impending arrival at Crossroads.
- Christmas Day in King's Oak adopts a Moravian flavour with a Christingle service at the church. At the Christmas meal in the Conference Room, Jill and Adam meet for the first time.
- Benny becomes so obsessive over working on his car, that he even falls asleep in it. Jill tries to get her daughter back. McFee fancies himself as a gourmet chef.
- Lloyd's daughter Kathryn tries to fish for trouble, but nobody is biting. Benny and Glenda attempt to help Gerry, but Doris interferes.
- Jill leaves out a vital ingredient from her liver and bacon for the sake of Valerie, but an argument ensues when it turns out Adam knows his onions. The weight of the world returns to its default position of Rosemary's shoulders, inadvertently giving her a chance to get close to David once more. Shughie arrived bloodied and acting the hero.
- A horrified Di rebuffs Chris's drunken advances on their wedding night.
- A female version of Benny turns up to talk to Benny's landlord. The custody case for Sarah Jane gets nasty. Motives between Joanne, Richard and Meg are unclear.