Sky Arts HD Thursday

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukrainian conductor Kirill Karabits perform popular film themes from the Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars and Jurassic Park

Bob Ross creates soft purple sky and tall trees that almost seem to float in the hazy foothills of a distant, blue-grey mountain

Bob Ross depicts a scene featuring a cabin set among a warm setting of lush, lakeside greenery

An unhappy man decides to give up on his boring marriage - but his wife seems unwilling to co-operate

An ambitious politician turns vigilante in an effort to crack down on violence

A reporter taking a trip to Egypt describes his past connection to arms trafficking to a fellow passenger, who knows part of his story is untrue

A homicide detective is befriended by four elderly women, who invite him for tea and proceed to play out a variation of Arsenic and Old Lace for his benefit

Return of the programme in which garden designers talk about their projects, beginning with Piet Oudolf's walled garden at Scampston Hall in North Yorkshire

Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan host the climax of the competition as the finalists paint Jonathan Van-Tam, the former Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England

A young man discovers a window in a peaceful hunting lodge leads to a strange world

A woman's marriage is blown apart when she meets a dashing young writer. Bizarre drama, written by Ruth Rendell

A look at the evolution of the film industry and the role it played amid the backdrop of the Second World War and a fast-changing world

Luciano Giubbilei's creation of a stunning garden surrounding a villa that has views of a Tuscan landscape unchanged for centuries

A profile of the English star of stage and screen, who appeared as the villainous Guy of Gisborne in The Adventures of Robin Hood and played Sherlock Holmes in 14 films

Following the winner as they complete a £10,000 commission to paint actor and comedian Lenny Henry for the National Portrait Gallery as part of its reopening in 2023

A fortune teller sees her own destiny in the cards of a man who has just arrived in town

A couple encounter a shady mechanic while making a trip across the desert

A bookmaker blackmails a man who faked his own death to collect insurance money, but finds the man's wife wants a share. With Robert Horton and Betsy von Furstenberg

Mary Maloney's police chief husband is found dead, but the officers investigating run into difficulties trying to find the murder weapon. With Barbara Bel Geddes and Harold J Stone

A look at the genre's ability to foretell the shape of future society, touching on the works of Canadian novelist and poet Margaret Atwood and American writer Ted Chiang

Sinister alien vegetable pods produce emotionless clones to replace the inhabitants of a small California town. Don Siegel's sci-fi thriller, with Kevin McCarthy and Dana Wynter

Documentary charting the history of the film production company from its origins in a back office in London's Regent Street to its iconic status within the horror film genre

Concerned by Dr Jekyll's behaviour, Gabriel Utterson works to uncover the identity of the dangerous Mr Hyde. National Theatre of Scotland's retelling of RL Stevenson's gothic tale

A profile of the Chinese artist and activist, featuring interviews with friends and collaborators, footage from his personal archives and preparations for an exhibition in Germany

Melvyn Bragg revisits old episode featuring opera singer Willard White

Melvyn Bragg revisits an episode featuring artist Jack Vettriano

Kate Bryan explores a new exhibition showcasing the work of brothers Walter and Harold Steggles, whose pre-Second World pieces are currently being rediscovered

An exhibition charting the artist's ground-breaking career from the 1920s to the 1990s

The first major exhibition of work by the British artist in nearly 40 years, charting his development from Edwardian society portraits to a radically modernist style in the 1930s

Using Barry White's extensive collection of songs, the conductor dispels the idea that the orchestra's appeal is niche, showing how it flourishes in plain sight