What's on Talking Pictures TV today - 25 programs on the Talking Pictures TV schedule
Last updated: 8 February 2026 at 17:46
Amanda Lear is interviewed in the studio by Jean‑Paul Gaultier. The episode also presents the story of a man who has been living in Charles de Gaulle airport.
A primitive tribe of sex‑crazed cavemen discovers their land under threat from a ravenous Tyrannosaurus rex. The fantasy comedy stars Susan Berkely and Billy Wolf.
A scarred crook forces the plastic‑surgeon father of his accomplice to reshape his visage. The Ed Wood crime drama features Lyle Talbot and Dolores Fuller.
Presented as a mock documentary, the programme strings together sketches that trace the act of disrobing through the ages. It is narrated by Fenella Fielding and features Jon Pertwee.
King Arthur brokers a truce between two feuding families. However, the sons of one side break the pact by kidnapping the daughters of their father's rival.
Phones signs up with a sailing vessel’s crew. When he suffers a head wound, the captain becomes convinced he’s actually living in the age of tall ships and brands the crew as mutineers.
Music by the Mile is a television programme. It is presented in an episode format.
A couple acquire a magical monkey’s paw that will grant them three wishes, but each wish exacts a dreadful price. This horror film stars Megs Jenkins and Milton Rosmer.
A defiant sailor assembles a band of outlaws to stop the British from toppling their monarch. The film delivers a swash‑buckling adventure, starring Steve Reeves and Jacqueline Sassard.
A farmer's greed for gold drives his family and friends apart. This western stars David Wayne and Keenan Wynn.
A Man for Elly is the title of an episode. It forms part of a television programme.
A businessman is sent back to the First World War, where he teams up with a British flying ace to destroy a German secret weapon. This sci‑fi adventure stars Neil Dickson and Alex Hyde‑White.
In the second and final instalment, Catwoman realises the jewels she stole are counterfeit and swears revenge on Batman for deceiving her. The episode features a guest appearance by Julie Newmar.
Any Man's Kingdom aired in 1956. It was a one‑off television programme.
When a man fails to gain entry to the RAF, he enlists on a rescue launch to aid pilots in peril. Set during the Second World War, the film features Ralph Michael and David Farrar.
Michael Parkinson presents the game show. Celebrity guests Jay Aston, Bobby Gee and Roy Kinnear mime well‑known titles and phrases, competing for points.
When the old adversary Gervaise Ravel turns up again, Solo and Illya call on Marion Raven once more to chase her across the Andes. The episode also features guest appearances by Anne Francis and Jill Ireland.
The show offers Vespa's wise remarks, a film reel of heritage trains, and reminiscences from the The Man From UNCLE fan club.
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A period adventure set in England before the First World War, with Robert Powell playing an engineer who becomes drawn into political intrigue. It also features a guest appearance by Charles Gray.
Mollie Sugden stars as a housekeeper in this sitcom. She soon discovers that her new employer is the son she gave up for adoption.
A man receives a trunk packed with Persian rugs. Shortly afterwards the same luggage turns up at Euston Station, this time containing a body.
Filming Live is a television episode. It forms part of a programme series.
Six weavers face execution for the murder of a member of parliament. Cork investigates the case, only to find another MP who steps in to defend them becomes entangled in a scandal.
Three women are released from prison and try to keep to the straight and narrow. The drama stars Joan Collins, Yvonne Mitchell and Kathleen Harrison.
When a woman unexpectedly inherits a nudist camp, she's horrified and thinks about shutting it down, but her plans change after she falls for a regular visitor. It's a romantic comedy starring Shelly Martin and Brian Cobby.