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6.45 Pure Maths: Changing Signs
7.10 Atholdale - A Limestone Valley
7.35 Animal Physiology: A Winter Sleep
8.0 Education: 'and so to disembed....'
8.25 Weekend Outlook
The adventures of the monster family of Loch Ness and their friends Elspeth and Angus. (R)
This week the feet hit the street as London plays host to the Marathon.
Jake Abraham and Carolyn Marshall think about getting fit, flex their biceps and worry about the parking meter!
Antony Johns will be there with the latest dance craze, and he visits the animals on the Isle of Dogs. Also at the Diner will be Toyah with a new video, Chas and Dave doing some rabbiting and music from Well Red and Belouis Some. Interruptions are from the very laid back and extremely slothful 'Jo' (SALLY MICHAEL) and 'Brian' (DOMINIC MACDONALD), the more energetic 'Our Man' (DAVID ENGLISH), pasta-mad Cheryl Baker and 'Pauline' (ALEX LONSDALE), who, let's face it, would never be slobby!
Directors PAUL LOOSLEY. MARTIN HUGHES
Series producer PIPPA DYSON
Editor EDWARD PUGH
BBC North West
Contributors
Unknown:
Jake
Abraham
Unknown:
Carolyn
Marshall
Unknown:
Antony
Johns
Unknown:
Cheryl
Baker
Unknown:
Paul
Loosley.
Producer:
Pippa
Dyson
Starring Peter Cushing as Doctor Who
London has been devastated and the Daleks have taken over. But Britons never shall be slaves and the Doctor, his niece, his grand-daughter and PC Tom Campbell rush to the aid of the resistance movement.
FILMS: page 27
The Doctor's nightmare: invading Daleks on the rampage in ruined London
BBC1, 10.55 am Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD
Contributors
Screenplay:
Milton
Subotsky
From the BBC television serial by:
Terry
Nation
Producer:
Milton
Subotsky
Producer:
Max J.
Rosenberg
Director:
Gordon
Flemyng
Doctor Who:
Peter
Cushing
Tom Campbell:
Bernard
Cribbins
David:
Ray
Brooks
Wyler:
Andrew
Keir
Susan:
Roberta
Tovey
Louise:
Jill
Curzon
Wells:
Roger
Avon
Conway:
Keith
Marsh
Caught in the Act and Fishy Time Machine
See panel including at
1.0 News Summary
with Debbie Thrower Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Debbie
Thrower
by CHARLES DICKENS dramatised in 12 parts by ALEXANDER BARON starring with 5: Mr Brownlow has rescued Oliver from a life of crime, but Fagin kidnaps him again.
Bullseye trained by GILL RADDINGS Music composed and conducted by DUDLEY SIMPSON
Producer TERRANCE DICKS Director GARETH DAVIES (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Dickens
Unknown:
Alexander
Baron
Conducted By:
Dudley
Simpson
Producer:
Terrance
Dicks
Director:
Gareth
Davies
Fagin:
Eric
Porter
Mr Brownlow:
Frank
Middlemass
Oliver Twist:
Ben
Rodska
Bill Sikes:
Michael
Attwell
Nancy:
Amanda
Harris
Artful Dodger:
David
Garlick
Charley Bates:
Nicholas
Bond-Owen
Jem:
Matthew
Duke
Bumble:
Godfrey
James
Mrs Corney:
Miriam
Margolyes
Mr Grimwig:
Edward
Burnham
Mrs Bedwin:
Hilda
Braid
Toby Crackit:
Christopher
Driscoll
Giles:
David
King
Brittles:
Terry
Molloy
The last programme of the series starring
Syd Little and Eddie Large
With TONY BRUTUS , JOHN DAIR and LISA ANSELMI special guests Roger Daltrey Paul Melba. Eddie Kidd RONNIE HAZLEHURST AND HIS ORCHESTRA Written by GAVIN OSBON
JOHN JUNKIN , LAURIE ROWLEY WYN EDWARDS
Produced and directed by BILL WILSON (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Syd
Little
Unknown:
Tony
Brutus
Unknown:
John
Dair
Unknown:
Roger
Daltrey
Unknown:
Paul
Melba.
Unknown:
Eddie
Kidd
Unknown:
Ronnie
Hazlehurst
Written By:
Gavin
Osbon
Written By:
John
Junkin
Written By:
Laurie
Rowley
Unknown:
Wyn
Edwards
Directed By:
Bill
Wilson
starring
Donald Pleasence George Peppard
Lesley Ann Warren Ken Wahl
The Yankee Zephyr, a US Navy cargo plane, has been missing since it fell from the skies on a flight to New Zealand in 1944, taking with it a fortune in gold. When Gibbie Gibson stumbles across the wreck, he unwittingly brings in 'The Mob' who are determined to reach the gold before him and his partner - no matter what the cost! This comedy adventure features spectacular helicopter stunt flying and dramatic locations as the intrepid heroes race for the treasure and run for their lives.
Screenplay by EVERETT DE ROCHE Produced by ANTONY I. GINNANE
JOHN BARNETT and DAVID HEMMINGS Directed by DAVID HEMMINGS
* FILMS: page 27
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Donald
Pleasence
Unknown:
George
Peppard
Unknown:
Lesley Ann
Warren
Unknown:
Ken
Wahl
Unknown:
Gibbie
Gibson
Play By:
Everett
de Roche
Produced By:
Antony I.
Ginnane
Produced By:
John
Barnett
Produced By:
David
Hemmings
Directed By:
David
Hemmings
Barney:
Ken
Wahl
Sally:
Lesley Ann
Warren
Gibbie:
Donald
Pleasence
Theo Brown:
George
Peppard
Barker:
Bruno
Lawrence
Coin collector:
Grant
Tilly
Live from the Palais du Centenaire, Brussels, Belgium
Presented by RTBF (Belgium)
A simultaneous broadcast with Radio 2. Viewers with stereo Radio 2 may wish to turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away.
Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.
Feature: page 4
Contributors
Introduced by:
Viktor
Lazlo
Commentary:
Terry
Wogan
Director:
Jacques
Bourton
Producer:
Michel
Gehu
with Debbie Thrower Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Debbie
Thrower
In the second week of the National Basketball Association's play-offs, the race is on to dethrone the professional basketball world champions, the Boston Celtics.
Breakfast Time's Sally Jones introduces the latest action from the play-offs and talks to some of the millionaire athletes that make the NBA one of the greatest sporting shows.
Television presentation WTBS/CBS
A Cheerleader production for BBC TV
Contributors
Presenter:
Sally
Jones
Producer:
Derek
Brandon
starring Lee Horsely as Matt
Recovering from concussion, Houston stumbles on a murder in an Irish bar only to find that, minutes later, nothing appears to have happened. Is this some crazy hallucination?
Contributors
Writer:
Daniel J.
Pyne
Director:
Mike
Vejar
Matt:
Lee
Horsley
C J:
Pamela
Housley
Hoyt:
Lincoln
Kilpatrick
Roy:
Buddy
Ebsen