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This week's episode profiles short film and music video producer Greg McCann and looks at the photographic works of Orlando.

Matron prepares for a new way of life, until events take an unexpected turn. Frankie's plans are changed by a surprise visitor, and Ormerod has to make an agonising decision to save a fisherman trapped aboard a sinking trawler.

When Inspector Frost investigates a case involving a woman who committed suicide naked in public, he connects her death with the later death of a gigolo who had business with several women in Denton. Meanwhile, there appears to be a series of break-ins at the local cricket pavilion and Superintendant Mullett, who is a member, orders Frost to investigate them.

It's the final two days of alligator season. There are still a lot of gators to catch, not the least of which is the big daddy of all cannibal gators, the one known as the Loch Ness Monster. Meanwhile, Troy faces his ultimate nemesis, as other swampers race to end the season.

The shop debates over buying a chopped 1929 Ford coupe, a cowboy is willing to sell his calf roping machine, and the prettiest employee in the shop is punished for continuing to arrive late for work.

For Australia's most famous author Bryce Courtenay, a good story always comes first, even if it comes at a cost to his family. This episode reveals the difficult and complex truths behind the larger-than-life fiction.

A hired killer has Harry Montebello in his sights, while Sissi's revelations about Paddy's embezzlement of the family business force a deadly confrontation. Meanwhile, Gary's confession spells trouble for Lola.

Fourteen cast mates embark on an epic search for alien eggs in our alien movie-themed challenge, while Chef, aka Mama Alien, tracks their every move.

The buddies are swapping ghost stories.

Axl plays a trick on Sue that gets her into trouble in school, while Mike meets with Brick's new fourth grade teacher to find out why he's allowed to skip gym.

When a girl invites Jake to his first boy-girl party, Charlie robs Alan of the chance to offer his son advice on women by beating him to the task.

Martin Dorey, campervan lover and passionate foodie, journeys around Britain in his 1970s classic campervan on the ultimate escapist adventure. Martin explores the Lake District in north-east England. He attempts to scale the treacherous Wrynose Pass, meets an angry wild boar and heads off-road in search of the mysterious bilberry for an 'oven free' clotted cream tea.

In the final furlong of Oz and Hugh's journey across the British Isles, their pub grand opening is looming. They head to Wales to feed beer to some boozing bovines, risk life and limb convincing local rugby lads to swap their lager for Welsh wine and seek inspiration from one of the most bizarre pubs in the country - Leintwardine's Sun Inn. Armed with their drinks from across the nation, the journey ends with opening time at their very own pub for one night only. Will the locals prefer Oz or Hugh's selection of drinks?

Through the winning and losing of an American empire and the impact of the Scottish Enlightenment, Neil Oliver reveals how in the second half of the 18th century Scotland was transformed from a poor northern backwater with a serious image problem into one of the richest nations on earth. This was the dawn of the modern age when Scotland made its mark on the world by exporting its most valuable commodities - people and ideas.

Slavery exists despite the fact that it is illegal everywhere. Today, there are more slaves in the world than at any given point before in history. Trafficking, child labour, sex slavery, debt slavery and child soldiers are among the most common forms of modern slavery. In this three-part series, meet slaves from Uganda, India, Moldova, Cambodia and France. Why does slavery still exist and what will it take to finally get rid of it?

While interviewing doctors to run the clinic, Michael helps a man who passed out but refuses care due to lack of insurance. Meanwhile, as Michael evaluates a woman, he notices lesions on her brain.

A dancer is followed home and raped by a man with a distinctive tattoo and the details of the attack remind Detective Rollins of a serial rapist she was tracking back home.

Axl plays a trick on Sue that gets her into trouble in school, while Mike meets with Brick's new fourth grade teacher to find out why he's allowed to skip gym.

When a girl invites Jake to his first boy-girl party, Charlie robs Alan of the chance to offer his son advice on women by beating him to the task.