Listings
: BBC Breakfast News
6.34-6.55 Business Breakfast. Timetable: headlines or news summaries every quarter hour.Business news: 7.12, 7.40, 8.12, 8.40. Sport: 7.23, 7.52, 8.23, 8.52.
Weather, regional and traffic news:
6.55, 7.25, 7.55, 8.25.
: News
Weather: But First This.... The Perils of Penelope Pitstop
Fun from Children's BBC with Simon Parkin , Philippa Forrester and Claudia Simon. Starting withThe Ringding Bros Circus is in town and the Hooded Claw schemes to use the arrival to his wicked advantage. (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Parkin
Unknown:
Claudia
Simon.
: Record Breakers
Roy Castle and Cheryl Baker host the record-breaking show with hang-glider Judy Leden , strongman Dave Gauder and darts player Ritchie Gardner. (R)Contributors
Unknown:
Cheryl
Baker
Unknown:
Judy
Leden
Unknown:
Dave
Gauder
Unknown:
Ritchie
Gardner.
: News
Weather followed by Double DarePeter Simon presents television's messiest game show. (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Simon
: Playdays
The Playbus stops today at the Dot Stop. Paul Valentine reads the story Ten Little Babies by Debbie Mackinnon. With Rebecca Higgins.Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Valentine
Unknown:
Debbie
MacKinnon.
Unknown:
Rebecca
Higgins.
: Five to Eleven
Brian Blessed reads poetry and prose at Byland Abbey.: News
Weather followed by Hudson and HallsSinger Cheryl Baker joins Peter Hudson and David Halls to make two pork dishes and szechuan beef with beancurd. (R)
Contributors
Singer:
Cheryl
Baker
Unknown:
Peter
Hudson
Unknown:
David
Halls
: Boswall's Wildlife Safari to Thailand
Temple Storks of Wat Phai Lorn. For generations, 30,000 open-billed storks have nested in the trees around the temple (or Wat) Phai Lorn. (R)(Tomorrow: All Change to Chamgs)
: News
Weather followed by DallasDead Reckoning. Evicted from Southfork, a furious Clayton is determined to confront
David Shulton. (R)
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Contributors
Unknown:
David
Shulton.
: Reviving Antiques
Today, how to prepare a plate without rivets.(Tomorrow: cleaning mother-of-pearl and cane chairs)
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: One O'Clock News
With Philip Hayton. Weather Bill GilesContributors
Unknown:
Philip
Hayton.
Unknown:
Bill
Giles
: Neighbours
The mystery extortionist is revealed.(For cast see Monday. Repeated at 5.35pm)
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: Move Over Darling
Kitchen Sink Drama. Can the housework war rage for ever? A married couple is tested for stress. He's at the office, she's at home. Who has the toughest day? With Pamela Stephenson. (R) (Tomorrow: Room at the Top)Contributors
Unknown:
Pamela
Stephenson.
: Knots Landing
Reunion. Ben starts receiving mysterious phone calls. The kidnapper's identity is revealed.Contributors
GaryEwing:
Ted
Shackleford
Val Gibson:
Joan Van
Ark
Ben Gibson:
Douglas
Sheehan
: Silent Revolution
Path to Plenty. The first of two films which trace the development of farming. Narrated by John Craven. Producer Martin Small (R) (Part 2 next Wednesday)Contributors
Unknown:
John
Craven.
Producer:
Martin
Small
: Cartoon Double Bill
Cartoon conflicts between Roland the nice and the nasty Rattfink.: Ewoks
Introduced by Andi Peters.Wicket and his brothers must undertake a dangerous quest. (R)
Contributors
Introduced By:
Andi
Peters.
: Paper Route
A Canadian drama for children.Nick thinks he's about to get a bigger paper route which will allow him to buy a set of drums.
Contributors
Ron Tonelli:
Stephen
Miller
Sheila Tonelli:
Donna
Cox
Nick Tonelli:
Jason
Michas
Tony Webber:
Jack
Higgins
: Newsround
The news programme for children.: Colour in the Creek
Part four of a ten-part drama series about life on the road and in the goldfields of Australia. (R)Contributors
Dad:
Dennis
Miller
Mum:
Judy
Morris
Alec:
Ken
Talbot
Biddy:
Pascale
Moray
Jonno:
Hugh
Clairmont-Simpson
: Neighbours
0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES: Six O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons and Anna Ford.Weather Ian McCaskill
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons
Unknown:
Anna
Ford.
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: Wogan
Conversation and entertainment with Terry Wogan and his guests, including Michael J Fox , direct from the Television Theatre. Producer Graham OwensExecutive producer Peter Estall
Contributors
Unknown:
Terry
Wogan
Unknown:
Michael J
Fox
Producer:
Graham
Owens
Producer:
Peter
Estall
: Them and Us
'Bloodyminded', 'stupid', 'ridiculous'. All may describe your view of 'them'. In this series you can suggest stories and issues that concern you. This week reporter Joanna Kaye tries to arrange her own funeral; villager Maurice Phillipson takes on ICI over an invasion of lorries; and the Howards are rowing with their neighbours the Pilbeams. Whether funny, angry or sad, this programme allows you to speak in the mobile studio, the Vox Box.Series producer Sue Bourne
Executive producer David Pearson
Information: to raise an issue phone [number removed] or write to 'Them and Us', [address removed].
Vox Box: the Vox Box is at the Great Yorkshire Show this week.
Feature: page 8
(Ceefax subtitles)
Contributors
Reporter:
Joanna
Kaye
Unknown:
Maurice
Phillipson
Series Producer:
Sue
Bourne
Executive Producer:
David
Pearson
: Lovejoy
A comedy thriller series starring Ian McShaneThe Firefly Cage. As a 'dlvvie',
Lovejoy is a dealer with a special talent for guessing the real value of antiques. Unfortunately he doesn't always divine the dangers that lurk In a cunning and greedy trade.
Written by Ian La Frenals from the Lovejoy books by Jonathan Gash Director David Reynolds
Producer Robert Banks Stewart (R) 0 CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
McShane
Written By:
Ian
La Frenals
Unknown:
Jonathan
Gash
Director:
David
Reynolds
Producer:
Robert Banks
Stewart
Lovejoy:
Ian
McShane
Lady Jane:
Phyllis
Logan
Tinker:
Dudley
Sutton
Gimbert:
Malcolm
Tierney
Eric:
Chris
Jury
Nicola:
Kim
Thomson
Drummer:
Ronald
Fraser
Mrs Hepplestone:
Sarah
Lawson
Mr Catchpole:
Frank
Mills
Amanda:
Cassie
Stuart
Bigelow:
Denys
Graham
Alexander:
Pavel
Douglas
Mrs Cameron:
Jan
Wilson
: Points of View
Tony Robinson with your views and comments on television. Producer Paul Smith0 WRITE TO: 'Points of View', BBCtv Centre, London W12 7RJ.
0 LETTERS: page 90
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Robinson
Producer:
Paul
Smith
: Nine O'Clock News
With Martyn Lewis. Regional NewsWeather Ian McCaskill
Contributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Lewis.
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: Frontiers
Eight writers journey along critical frontiers. Natural Break.For centuries the Pyrenees have been one of the greatest natural frontiers in the world: a refuge for the persecuted, a massive obstacle to invaders. But as border fences are dismantled all over Europe, novelist Frederic Raphael wonders what will become of the mountain people. In tonight's film, he finds independent Pyrenean communities whose first loyalties lie neither with France nor with Spain. Producer Ian Keill
Executive producer George Carey
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Contributors
Unknown:
Frederic
Raphael
Producer:
Ian
Keill
Producer:
George
Carey
: Stark
StarringNicolas Surovy Marilu Henner
When his showgirl sister disappears in Las Vegas, tough detective Evan Stark flies in to launch a personal investigation. Almost as soon as Stark hits
Vegas, the town starts hitting back.
Director Rod Holcomb
0 FILMS: pages 22-26
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Contributors
Unknown:
Nicolas
Surovy
Unknown:
Marilu
Henner
Unknown:
Evan
Stark
Director:
Rod
Holcomb
Ashley Walters:
Marilu
Henner
Evan Stark:
Nicolas
Surovy
Chief:
Waldron
Patcorley
Al Conner:
Seth
Jaeff
Jeff Draper:
Arthur
Rosenberg
Lt Ron Bliss:
Dennis
Hopper
Powell:
Norbert
Weisser
Lee Vogel:
Barry
Gordon
Laura Stark:
Wendel
Meldrum
: Weather
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