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A motley crew of Latvian ne'er-do-wells performs rude, crude and lewd stunts.

Peggy (Mary Pickford) is a strong-willed young woman who lives during the 18th century. She is not attracted to any of her suitors, but an English Lord becomes intrigued with her and convinces Peggy to marry him. However, Peggy's earthy manner doesn't blend well with the cultured nobility, and she is embarrassed at a party. She flees the party with the Lord's cousin, but the Lord is worried that the cousin will make advances to her, so he follows them. When the cousin does make a pass at Peggy, she loses her temper and throws things at him, and the Lord is reassured that she loves him after all. While Peggy does submit to a man long enough to get married, she does as she pleases for most of the film. Mary Pickford gives another strong performance as an independent woman.

A seven-part British comedy series about the officers of a police station located along the banks of the Thames.

This program featuring the Emmy award-winning children's series stars legendary comedian Richard Pryor and the Krofft puppets and consists of two episodes. In the first, "To Catch a Little Thief," Richie steals a basketball to impress some older boys, but his guilty conscience gets the best of him. In the second episode, "Cousin Rita," Richie has to convince his best friend Wally that cousin Rita isn't in love with him.

Winners of a contest to appear on episodes of the series' second season are given a tour of the set as well as a chance to meet the show's actors. Host: Rick Campinelli.

Animated tales of a bionic, trenchcoat-wearing toddler who fights crime with help from his nanny and still gets home in time for a nap.