Retransmission of 1986 episode 5 on BBC Two the night of the 1987 Election. Some edits due to rights and at least one addition. Plus the latest Election 87 results on screen An Omnibus history of rock videos presented by John Peel and John Walters . The roots of rock video from 30s animations, 40s jazz soundies, rock 'n' roll films of the 50s and the scopitones of the 60s

Diana, Princess of Wales sat for 12 official portraits during her life. This Omnibus special examines these portraits and follows the development of Diana's image, as those who painted, photographed and styled the Princess of Wales reveal fresh insights into the turbulent world of Diana and the making of her myth. Producer: Sarah Aspinall

Why is a dog man's best friend? How do you get a pig to sing? This Omnibus special takes an entertaining and anecdotal look at animals in film and traces how human attitudes to our fellow creatures have changed over the century. With help from those who train animals to perform in front of the camera and using film and television clips, the programme explores the art behind stars such as Lassie, Babe, Flipper, Mr Ed the talking horse, Elsa, Beethoven and Willy. Director: Nadia Haggar

The story of the comic genius is told by his family, friends and colleagues in this Omnibus special. Director: Bill Eagles

This Omnibus special explores the life and legacy of the French impressionist painter Claude Monet, whose enormous popularity will be reflected this month by a major exhibition at London's Royal Academy. Contributors include a Boston businessman who spent his first million dollars on a Monet. Producer: Nicky Pattison

The first of three Omnibus specials telling the story of one of British television's most popular genres and how it has reflected a changing Britain. The origins of the hit series Men Behaving Badly are traced back to the classic comedies of the fifties and sixties. Narrator: Julie Walters

A look at the golden age of the British sitcom and classics such as Fawlty Towers, The Liver Birds, Man about the House and The Good Life, which introduced some of the most memorable characters in sitcom. As black and white changed to colour so the sitcom reflected the changes in society, dealing with sex, racial prejudice and class snobbery. Narrator: Julie Walters

In the eighties, gritty sitcoms like Yes, Minister, Only Fools and Horses, and The Young Ones replaced the cosy domestic themes of the seventies and paved the way for bawdy nineties hits like Men Behaving Badly. Narrator: Julie Walters Producer: Gabrielle Osrin

A celebration of Douglas Adams, the man behind The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. With contributions from Stephen Fry, Terry Jones, Clive Anderson and Griff Rhys Jones.

Annie Proulx made her name with short stories and novels including The Shipping News, which won her the Pulitzer Prize and was made into a film. For her latest project she embarked on a journey across her native America in a bid to capture the reality of life "western"-style. This Omnibus special follows Proulx as she writes That Old Ace in the Hole