Listings
: The Flintstones
Trouble-in-Law (R): Weather
: Breakfast Time
with John Stapleton and Sally Jones.Sports news from Bob Wilson Weather from BILL GILES
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Stapleton
Unknown:
Sally
Jones.
Unknown:
Bob
Wilson
: News Weather followed by Open Air
Susan Rae invites your comments on last night s viewing, and dips into the A-to-Z of Television. Call [number removed].Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Rae
: News Weather followed by Dr Kildare
2: In the Roman Candle's Bright GlareAs Felix Holman 's condition deteriorates, Lydia finds it increasingly hard to express her true feelings. Meanwhile, Kildare becomes concerned at Lois Gibbon 's efforts to grow up too quickly. (R)
(Cast page 57. Part 3 tomorrow at 10.00am)
Contributors
Unknown:
Felix
Holman
Unknown:
Lois
Gibbon
: Playbus
Simon Parkin - starting withThe Dot Stop
Two is the number for Dot today and with his shadow Dash wants to play.
Storyteller lain Lauchlan
Story: King Chalk and King Cheese by ROBIN HALDANE Music PAUL READE
Producer MICHAEL COLE
Contributors
Unknown:
Robin
Haldane
Music:
Paul
Reade
Producer:
Michael
Cole
Dot:
Eithne
Hannigan
: The Wombles
Speak Up (R): News Weather followed by Open Air
with Susan Rae and Bob Wellings.Bill Bryden , BBC Scotland s Head of TV Drama, talks about his new series, The Play on One.
Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Rae
Unknown:
Bob
Wellings.
Unknown:
Bill
Bryden
: News Weather followed by Daytime Live
with Alan Titchmarsh and Judi SpiersContributors
Unknown:
Alan
Titchmarsh
Unknown:
Judi
Spiers
: One O'clock News
with Philip HaytonWeather IAN MCCASKILL
Contributors
Unknown:
Philip
Hayton
Unknown:
Weather Ian
McCaskill
: Cheltenham Festival
On this second day of the Festival, HM QueenElizabeth, the Queen Mother, a keen follower of National
Hunt racing, gives her name to today's two-mile champion chase.
Julian Wilson introduces live coverage of today's card. 2 15 Sun Alliance Novices Hurdle (2!m)
2 50 Queen Mother
Champion Chase (2m)
David Elsworth holds the key to this race, dominated by Pearlyman for two years. Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN With
RICHARD PITMAN , BILL SMITH and TOMMY STACK
Reporter JONATHAN POWELL Producer KEITH MACKENZIE
Contributors
Unknown:
Hm
Queen
Introduces:
Julian
Wilson
Unknown:
David
Elsworth
Unknown:
Richard
Pitman
Unknown:
Bill
Smith
Reporter:
Jonathan
Powell
Producer:
Keith
MacKenzie
: Scruples
Hosted by Simon Mayo. Guests this week: Linda Lusardi Robert Elms Su PollardNejdet Salih and a special guest.
Executive producer PAUL JACKSON Associate producer NICK SYMONS Producer JOHN ROONEY
A NOEL GAY TELEVISION production for BBC North West
Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Mayo.
Unknown:
Linda
Lusardi
Unknown:
Robert
Elms
Unknown:
Su
Pollard
Unknown:
Nejdet
Salih
Producer:
Paul
Jackson
Producer:
Nick
Symons
Producer:
John
Rooney
: The Pink Panther Show
(R): Barney
Andy Crane - starting with with the voices of Tim Brooke-Taylor , Harry Enfield , Jan Ravens , Enn Reitel.Barney's TV Act
Barney and Roger head for Glitter town, for Barney to audition for a new show. But then the true star is discovered.
Directed by BOB BALSER
Produced by JOHN COATES
Contributors
Unknown:
Tim
Brooke-Taylor
Unknown:
Harry
Enfield
Unknown:
Jan
Ravens
Unknown:
Enn
Reitel.
Directed By:
Bob
Balser
Produced By:
John
Coates
: Bodytalk
EmotionsIntroduced by Wayne Pritchett with Gurnell Middle School, Ealing, Mime Troupe. The Bodytalk band:
Bill Le Sage (keyboards)
Simon Woolf (bass guitar)
Mark Reader (guitar/vocals) and guests Animate Theatre. Written by WAYNE PHITCHETT and NINA TULLAR
Directed by JULIA KNOWLES
Produced by PETER CHARLTON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Wayne
Pritchett
Bass:
Simon
Woolf
Written By:
Wayne
Phitchett
Directed By:
Julia
Knowles
Produced By:
Peter
Charlton
: The Snorks
Whales' Tales: The Reluctant Dragon
by KENNETH GRAHAME. Told for Jackanory in three daily parts by Bernard Cribbins. 1: When a dragon is discovered in a cave on the Downs, the villagers are in a panic. Only one boy knows the truth about the dragon....Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
Grahame.
Unknown:
Bernard
Cribbins.
: Belle and Sebastian
Meeting at the MountainAfter a furious chase which unfortunately attracts the police, Sebastian corners the crooked magician, Rollo, on a train. Sebastian learns that his mother is in town but does not know that she is in danger.
: The Country Boy
by BERNARD ASHLEY. Fifth of six episodes.Believing that he is going to die, Ben runs away from the hospital and returns to the marshes.
Alice Westcott. MARY WIMBUSH Music composed by DAVID FERGUSON Sound ALAN TAYLOR
Lighting GEOFF RATHBONE
Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Producer BRENDA ENNIS Director COUN CANT
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Contributors
Unknown:
Bernard
Ashley.
Unknown:
Alice
Westcott.
Composed By:
David
Ferguson
Composed By:
Sound Alan
Taylor
Unknown:
Geoff
Rathbone
Designer:
Malcolm
Thornton
Producer:
Brenda
Ennis
Iraj:
David
Adams
Dr Skellman:
Bronwyn
Baud
Adam Roberts:
Mark
Burdis
Sally Westcott:
Siobhan
Burke
Charmaine:
Claire
Callaghan
Lee:
Alan
Dean
Lyn Westcott:
Helen
Duvall
Sister O'Hara:
Geraldine
Griffiths
Martouf:
Barrie
Houghton
Dave:
Nigel
Humphreys
WPC:
Frankie
Jordan
Brit:
Tony
London
Scot:
Joe
Mullaney
Barbara James:
Janet
Palmer
Stephen West:
Marc
Sinden
Ben Westcott:
Jeremy
Sweetland
Mr Murray-Mott:
Christopher
Whittingham
: Neighbours
Greg begins to act strangely. An unexpected houseguest arrives on the Robinson doorstep.Written by DAVID PHILLIPS Directed by TONY OSICKA
(Cast page 47. Shown at 1. 30pm)
Contributors
Written By:
David
Phillips
Directed By:
Tony
Osicka
: Six O'Clock News
with Nicholas Witchell and Anna FordWeather MICHAEL FISH
Contributors
Unknown:
Nicholas
Witchell
: Regional news magazines
London Plus, Spotlight, Points West, Look East,Look North, South Today, North West Tonight, Midlands Today.
: Best of British
Further extracts from films produced by Rank. Narrated by Sir John Mills.This week: Going Places
Thrilling train rides, nail-biting plane journeys and madcap car chases feature, with scenes from Northwest Frontier, Broken Journey and Jumping for Joy. Written by ASHLEY SIDAWAY AND ROBERT SIDAWAY Produced by MAURICE SELLAR and ROBERT SIDAWAY
A BEST OF BRITISH FILMS production
Contributors
Unknown:
Sir John
Mills.
Written By:
Ashley
Sidaway
Written By:
Robert
Sidaway
Produced By:
Maurice
Sellar
Produced By:
Robert
Sidaway
: Dallas
starringThe Two Mrs Ewings Cally is given a rough introduction to her new family as her reluctant husband finds yet another conspirator for his schemes. Meanwhile, Sue Ellen becomes interested in lights and cameras - but the action may have to wait until the Oil Barons' Ball....
Written by ARTHUR BERNARD LEWIS Directed by MICHAEL PREECE
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Contributors
Unknown:
Mrs
Ewings
Unknown:
Sue
Ellen
Written By:
Arthur Bernard
Lewis
Directed By:
Michael
Preece
Miss Ellie:
Barbara Bel
Geddes
Bobby:
Patrick
Duffy
Sue Ellen:
Linda
Gray
JR:
Larry
Hagman
Clayton:
Howard
Keel
Cliff:
Ken
Kercheval
Lucy:
Charlene
Tilton
April:
Sheree J
Wilson
McKay:
George
Kennedy
Cally:
Cathy
Podewell
Tracey Lawton:
Beth
Toussaint
Tammy:
Irena
Ferris
Bruce Harvey:
Jonathan
Goldsmith
Marilee Stone:
Fern
Fitzgerald
: Points of View
with Anne Robinson Producer WARWICK CROSS* WRITE TO: Points of View,
BBCtv Centre, London W12 SQT.
0 RADIO TIMES LETTERS: page 94
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson
Producer:
Warwick
Cross
: Budget 89
A statement by the ShadowChancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon John Smith , mp, for the Opposition.
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Smith
: Q.E.D.
John's Not MadJohn [text removed] calls his mother a slut, he swears at policemen, and he spits habitually. When 16-year-old John walks down the high street of his home town,
Galashiels, local people turn away or cross the road to avoid him. John has Tourette syndrome, a rare nervous disorder whose symptoms are what 'normal' people regard as abusive and antisocial behaviour.
As John turns from boy to man, how will he cope with a disease that isolates him so distinctively from the rest of society? This intimate portrait follows John and his family through their daily struggle with an illness that makes everyday social contact a battleground. Producer VALERIE KAYE
Editor (Q.E.D.) DAVID FILKIN
A UDEN ASSOCIATES production for BBCtv
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Contributors
Unknown:
John
[text removed]
Producer:
Valerie
Kaye
: Sportsnight
Introduced by Steve Rider and featuring:European Football
Highlights from tonight s quarter-final second-leg matches, which decide the last four clubs in all three European competitions
Commentator JOHN MOTSON World Figure Skating Championships
Olympic champions
Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov , who missed the recent European championships, attempt to recapture the world title in tonight's Pairs Free Programme in Pans.
There's action also from the men's short programme and news of the compulsory dances earlier today.
Commentator ALAN WEEKS Racing from Cheltenham
Highlights from the second day of the Festival where the feature race was the Queen
Mother Champion Chase , plus a look ahead to tomorrows 62nd running of the Tote Cheltenham Gold Cup. Reporter JULIAN WILSON Television presentation: Skating A2F
Racing KEITH MACKENZIE
Assistant editor GRAHAM FRY Producer CHARLES BALCHIN Editor JOHN ROWLINSON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Steve
Rider
Commentator:
John
Motson
Unknown:
Ekaterina
Gordeeva
Unknown:
Sergei
Grinkov
Unknown:
Mother Champion
Chase
Reporter:
Julian
Wilson
Unknown:
Keith
MacKenzie
Producer:
Charles
Balchin
Editor:
John
Rowlinson
: Weather
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