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: Open University
6.45 Maths: Non-Euclidean Geometry7.10 Volunteering and Social Action
7.35 Oceanography: Carbonates
8.0 n Tempio Malatestiano
8.25 Weekend Outlook
Contributors
Unknown:
Tempio
Malatestiano
: The Family Ness
The adventures of the monster family of Loch Ness and their friends, Elspeth and Angus.Professor Dumkopf Makes a Monster Film (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Loch
Ness
: Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds
In which the Muskehounds unmask the robber chief, the dreaded Blue Falcon. Dogtanian and the Blue FalconProduced by CLAUDIO BIERN BOYD (R)
Contributors
Produced By:
Claudio Biern
Boyd
: It's Wicked!
Today the Diner is south of the Border, in the shade of the castle, down Carlisle way! Jake AbrahamDavid English and Carolyn Marshall celebrate the 50th anniversary of Walt Disney in their own 'wicked' style with the new Snow White, Anna Kipling , and the Seven Dwarves, Mel and Kim, The Aristocat Band, the Chinese Magic Acrobats and Paul King , who sings Follow my heart.
'Jo' (SALLY MICHAEL) and 'Brian' (DOMINIC MACDONALD) follow their favourite channels when they find
Cheryl Baker , who's Out to Lunch, Nick Sanders , whose guest in 'Hot Air' is
David Bellamy , and Kate Copstick and Andrew O'Connor , who are Running Out of Space. Directors
MICK DEMPSEY. PAUL LOOSLEY Editor EDWARD PUGH
Series producer PIPPA DYSON BBC North West
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Contributors
Unknown:
Jake
Abraham
Unknown:
David
English
Unknown:
Carolyn
Marshall
Unknown:
Anna
Kipling
Unknown:
Paul
King
Unknown:
Cheryl
Baker
Unknown:
Nick
Sanders
Unknown:
David
Bellamy
Unknown:
Kate
Copstick
Unknown:
Andrew
O'Connor
Unknown:
Mick
Dempsey.
Unknown:
Paul
Loosley
Editor:
Edward
Pugh
: Grandstand
See panel including at1.5 News Summary
: The Krankies' Elektronik Komik
starring Ian and Janette - The Krankies and featuringThe Great Soprendo and Kim Wilde and Junior with Leo Dolan
Cate Fowler , Brian Marshall The Komik of the airwaves hits your screen again with Ian and Jimmy causing chaos in a bank, starting a new film adventure in the Channel Islands and the entire
Krankie family, including Granny and Jimmy's sister Jessie, setting off to the Highlands to find
Killiecrankie Castle. There's crazy magic from The Great Soprendo and exciting music from Kim Wilde and Junior.
Turn on, tune in and let them turn the pages of the Elektronik Komik for you! Fandabidozi!
Written by BRYAN BLACKBURN RUSSEL LANE. BRIAN MARSHALL
Script associate BRIAN MARSHALL Musical director BARRY FRANCIS Sound KEITH BOWDEN , BOB FOLEY Lighting director ROD LITHERLAND Designer KATHY ATTY
Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI
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Contributors
Unknown:
Kim
Wilde
Unknown:
Leo
Dolan
Unknown:
Cate
Fowler
Unknown:
Brian
Marshall
Unknown:
Kim
Wilde
Written By:
Bryan
Blackburn
Written By:
Russel
Lane.
Unknown:
Brian
Marshall
Director:
Barry
Francis
Director:
Sound Keith
Bowden
Director:
Bob
Foley
Directed By:
Paul
Ciani
: The 1987 Royal Tournament
from Earls Court, London A stunning pageant performed by 3,000 men and women tracing the story of the Royal Navy through three glorious names: Ark Royal, Invincible, Illustrious. There are also music, marching, action and colour on a grand scale. Featuring Massed Bands of the Royal MarinesAustralian Massed Bands Musical Drive by the King's Troop, RHA RAF Police Dogs
Mounted musical ride Danish Garde Husar
Royal Navy Field Gun Competition
White Helmets
The Royal Signals
Motor Cycle Display Team Grand Finale
BBC commentator Martyn Lewis
Royal Tournament producer MICHAEL PARKER Lighting
CUVE POTTER. ROBERT ORNBO Television production
PETER HYLTON CLEAVER
Contributors
Producer:
Michael
Parker
Unknown:
Peter Hylton
Cleaver
: Carry On, Don't Lose Your Head
begins a season of the famous British comedies starring Sid James Kenneth WilliamsJim Dale
Charles Hawtrey
Peter Butterworth , Joan Sims A hilarious carry-on is guaranteed when Sir Rodney Ffing and Lord Darcy decide to lend a hand to the noble heads of France during the revolution of 1789. Known only by the sign of the Black Fingernail, the pair effect a number of spectacular rescues - but the malevolent Citizen Camembert, head of the secret police, and his assistant Bidet are soon on their trail.
The elusive Black
Fingernail strikes again and again and again in this rollicking farce from the Carry On crew.
Screenplay by TALBOT ROTHWELL Produced by PETER ROGERS Directed by GERALD THOMAS
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Contributors
Unknown:
Sid
James
Unknown:
Kenneth
Williams
Unknown:
Jim
Dale
Unknown:
Charles
Hawtrey
Unknown:
Peter
Butterworth
Unknown:
Joan
Sims
Unknown:
Sir Rodney
Ffing
Play By:
Talbot
Rothwell
Produced By:
Peter
Rogers
Directed By:
Gerald
Thomas
Sir Rodney Ffing:
Sid
James
Citizen Camembert:
Kenneth
Williams
Lord Darcy:
Jim
Dale
Duke de Pommfrit:
Charles
Hawtrey
Desiree Dubarry:
Joan
Sims
Citizen Bidet:
Peter
Butterworth
Jacqueline:
Dany
Robin
Robespierre:
Peter
Gilmore
: Seaside Special 87
First of a new summer series from Jersey in the Channel Islands.Introduced by Mike Smith special guest star and your host for tonight Ronnie Corbett with Sacha Distel Rod Hull and Emu Ward
Allen Errol Brown and THE BEACH BELLES Holiday-makers and honeymoon couples are invited to join Mike Smith and try to Beat the Clock - to beat time and win big-time prizes.
Choreography LAURA WYNNE Musical direction
RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Sound JOHN CAULFIELD Lighting STAN SNAPE
Designer JOHN ANDERSON Produced and directed by MICHAEL HURLL
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Contributors
Introduced By:
Mike
Smith
Unknown:
Ronnie
Corbett
Unknown:
Sacha
Distel
Unknown:
Rod
Hull
Unknown:
Allen Errol
Brown
Unknown:
Mike
Smith
Unknown:
Ronnie
Hazlehurst
Directed By:
Michael
Hurll
: Bluebell
An eight-part serial by PAUL WHEELER starring3: The Alfred Jackson Girls have been sacked from the Folies Bergere, and not even Marcel could persuade a very disappointed Bluebell to look for further work in Paris.
Title and incidental music by ILONA SEKACZ
Choreographer ANTHONY VAN LAAST Produced by BRIAN SPIBY
Directed by MOIRA ARMSTRONG (R)
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Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Wheeler
Unknown:
Alfred
Jackson
Music By:
Ilona
Sekacz
Music By:
Choreographer Anthony
Van
Produced By:
Brian
Spiby
Directed By:
Moira
Armstrong
Bluebell:
Carolyn
Pickles
Marcel Leibovici:
Philip
Sayer
Paul Derval:
Michael N.
Harbour
Helen:
Annie
Lambert
Mistinguett:
Thelma
Ruby
Maurice Chevalier:
Peter
Reeves
Pierre:
John
Arnatt
Aunt Mary:
Carmel
McSharry
Alfred Jackson:
Ian
Thompson
Tess:
Gillian
Winn
Frau Elli:
Veronica
Clifford
Bobby:
Sarah
Dyall
Lucy:
Miranda
Coe
Theatre lighting director:
Les
Clack
Buddy Bradley:
Peter
Newton
Theatre ASM:
Marcus
Bell
Jeanne:
Caryl
Casson
Compere:
Trevor St John
Hacker
Simone:
Beryl
Nesbitt
Juggler:
Miguel
Egea
: News and Sport
with Debbie Thrower Weather: Miami Vice
starring and with One- Way TicketCrockett and Tubbs are frustrated in their investigation of a prominent deputy District Attorney's assassination until an anonymous phone caller provides a lead - but the detectives are unaware that their mysterious benefactor is a confidant of the killer.
Written and directed by CRAIG BOLOTIN
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Contributors
Directed By:
Craig
Bolotin
Sonny Crockett:
Don
Johnson
Ricardo Tubbs:
Philip Michael
Thomas
Laurence Thurmond:
John
Heard
Lt Castillo:
Edward James
Olmos
Switek:
Michael
Talbott
Zito:
John
Diehl
Trudy:
Olivia
Brown
Gina:
Saundra
Santiago
Fabel:
Jean-Pierre
Matte
Sagot:
Lothaire
Bluteau
: Monty Python's Flying Circus
conceived, written and performed by Graham ChapmanJohn Cleese , Terry Gilliam Eric Idle , Terry Jones Michael Palin Also appearing Carol Cleveland
Vincent Wong , Roy Gonson Fred Tomlinson Singers Designer RICHARD HUNT
Produced by IAN MACNAUGHTON (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Graham
Chapman
Unknown:
John
Cleese
Unknown:
Terry
Gilliam
Unknown:
Eric
Idle
Unknown:
Terry
Jones
Unknown:
Michael
Palin
Unknown:
Carol
Cleveland
Unknown:
Vincent
Wong
Unknown:
Roy
Gonson
Singers:
Fred
Tomlinson
Produced By:
Ian
MacNaughton
: High Country
I starringJohn Waters Terry Serio
On the death of his wife, cattleman Ben Lomax leaves his mountain home taking with him High Plains, a thoroughbred racehorse, and leaving his young daughter in the care of a relative.
But the horse shows itself to be a champion runner and the race is on to keep High
Plains out of the hands of an unscrupulous gang who want it - dead or alive ...
Produced by PETER HERBERT Written by GRAHAM FARMER Directed by BILL HUGHES
(First showing on British television)
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Contributors
Unknown:
John
Waters
Unknown:
Terry
Serio
Unknown:
Ben
Lomax
Produced By:
Peter
Herbert
Written By:
Graham
Farmer
Directed By:
Bill
Hughes
Ben Lomax:
John
Waters
Dave Baxter:
Terry
Serio
Debbie Lomax:
Simone
Buchanan
Frank Stacey:
Tom
Oliver
Colin O'Keefe:
Robin
Cuming
Mal Anderson:
Rod
Williams
Sid Nelson:
Tim
Hughes
Lachlan Corbett:
Robin
Bowering
Alex Corbett:
Bret
Cumo
Weary Conlan:
Kier
Saltmarsh
Kathleen O'Keefe:
Kerry
MacK
Danny Fitzpatrick:
Edward
Hepple
Marge:
Caroline
Gillmer
: Weather
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