Top 10 Picks of the Day – Wednesday 23 September

Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs are challenged when they're introduced to electronics, a new threat to playtime.

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play fictionalised versions of themselves in a comedy about two close friends living together on a Texas ranch

Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas star in a quick-witted spy show about a dysfunctional team of MI5 agents.

Lee and Lucy's life has not got any simpler since their children went to university. In fact, it seems as if trouble just follows them around.

In 1964, ITV broadcast a film about 14 seven-year-olds, which became the longest-running documentary series ever. It set out to prove that Britain was divided by the class system and that these children's futures had been decided by the street they were born on. This programme looks at the year 7 Up was made, the idea behind it, and what the subjects hoped for in a Britain about to change around them

Comedy drama about an oddball couple of private detectives (Mark Benton and Jo Joyner) who investigate crime in Shakespeare's birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon.

Professor T is back! As grief threatens to consume the team, Jasper Tempest is reluctantly drawn back in to help unravel increasingly dangerous and complex crimes.

The actor offers an insider's tour of Las Vegas, revealing the secrets, thrills and irresistible allure that makes his adopted home the ultimate playground

Patrick Brammall headlines a tense six-part thriller directed by Christian Schwochow, adapted by screenwriter Kris Mrksa from Ryan David Jahn's novel The Dispatcher. Ian Ridley (Brammall) is a former police detective who now works as a dispatcher. He is haunted by the disappearance of his young daughter, Maggie, 11 years ago and continues to believe she is alive. Ian receives a distress call from a teenage girl and becomes convinced that the person he is talking to is Maggie. Ignoring the warnings of colleagues and friends, Ian resolves to find Maggie and finally heal the wounds of his broken family

When time was standardised in the 19th century, not everyone was convinced by this stride in human progress. Historical drama by Alan Plater, with James Bolam and Alan David. From 1999