Sky Arts Monday

Simon Butteriss explores the beginnings of the musical partnership between librettist WS Gilbert and composer Arthur Sullivan

From London's Royal Albert Hall, Pete Townshend, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Robert Ziegler and a host of guests put a classical spin on the Who's 1973 album

Artist Bob Ross paints a river scene featuring luscious green grass and fresh evergreens, with a purple and pink sky giving the water a perfect glow

Bob Ross paints a scene depicting a cabin, hidden in the midst of a plush green forest surrounded by the sounds of nature

A young man takes unorthodox action to chase off his rival in love. John Duttine stars

A man risks everything for money when he agrees to kill a former classmate. Starring Bryan Marshall, George Sewell and Charles Keating

A bored rich girl goes up to her cabin in the mountains, but before the night is over she wishes desperately she had just gone home

As two men wait at a train station a wailing siren periodically reminds them that a maniac has escaped from the local asylum

Movie critic Ian Nathan examines the qualities that made 1985 epic action drama Ran, directed and co-written by Akira Kurosawa, an enduring classic

Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell present from the Forth Bridge as the five heat winners and a wildcard entrant must impress the judges to secure safe passage to the final

A man with a remarkable memory plans to turn his talent into cash by offering to help someone recall a locker number. Starring Bernard Cribbins, Colin Blakely and Judy Geeson

A near-bankrupt hotel owner goes to great lengths to get her hands on an inheritance from a rich aunt. Starring Hayley Mills, Stuart Wilson and Phyllida Law

The life and work of sculptor Barbara Hepworth, a pivotal figure in the British art world, with insight from experts, and artists that her work has influenced

Ian Nathan returns to cast his eye over more cinematic masterpieces, beginning with David Lean's 1945 romantic tragedy starring Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard

A profile of the American actress, who starred in The Witches of Eastwick, Thelma & Louise and Bull Durham and won an Academy Award for her role in Dead Man Walking

Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell host the final from Levens Hall in the Lake District, where the three remaining artists have one last opportunity to impress the judges

A man has an unpleasant shock when he learns his recently deceased father owed a large amount of money. Starring Evelyn Laye, Richard Pearson, Hugh Fraser and David Webb

A sheriff investigates a murder, but encounters problems when it turns out the main suspect has an identical twin. Starring David Cassidy and Darren McGavin

An ageing spinster pulls up sticks to follow a ventriloquist and his dummy from performance to performance, and finally the man consents to a much-wanted meeting

Clerk Ronald Grimes starts receiving letters from a mysterious Mr Christiani that seemingly predict the future

The violinist and his Johann Strauss Orchestra perform in Cortona, Tuscany, playing pieces including Nino Rota's Love Theme from The Godfather

The renowned violinist performs pieces including Roses from the South and Emperor's Waltz, accompanied by the Johann Strauss Orchestra

The conductor uses Beethoven's Fiftth Symphony as a starting point to explore the work, genius and various health conditions that both influenced and disrupted the composer's work

Movie critic Ian Nathan examines what made James Cameron's Terminator 2: Judgment Day, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, a sci-fi classic

The financially strapped director gets an unlikely opportunity in East Anglia while working on his fiilm F for Fake in 1972. Comedy, starring Robbie Coltrane

The tale of the country star's run-in with an ostrich in a Nottingham hotel, much to the surprise of manager Jean. Comedy written by and starring Frank Skinner, with Isy Suttie

Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day host as members of Dancing Jumpers book club meet John Boyne, and a Lake District shepherd discusses his bestseller

Examining the treasures of Powis Castle, near Welshpool. Originally constructed for Welsh princes in the 13th century, the site is now home to a world-famous garden

Melvyn Bragg revisits an archive edition featuring musician Ravi Shankar

Violinist Rachel Podger joins the Academy of Ancient Music for a performance of Vivaldi's most popular work, featuring the sounds of wintry blizzards and hazy summer days