Listings
: Lassie
Lassie tries to get help for the sick skipper. Rpt: Working Together
With Philippa Forrester. StereoNature series about how people and animals work together.
: Felix the Cat
Feline cartoon adventures.: Peter Pan and the Pirates
Animated adventures.: Marlene Marlowe Investigates
Live-action cartoon.Written by Roy Apps Stereo
Contributors
Written By:
Roy
Apps
: Tom and Jerry's Greatest Hits
Cartoon fun. Rpt Stereo Subtitled: Live and Kicking
Music, star guests, competitions and comedy. Special guests this morning include Cilia Black. Music from Bitty McLean, computer games news from Ratz the cat, and someone somewhere will be surprised in Famous for Five Minutes. There's cartoon adventure with the Addams Family and The Chipmunks plus Video Garden,Backseat Driver and Daft as a Brush. Presented by Andi Peters ,
Emma Forbes , John Barrowman , Trev Neal and Simon Hickson.
Editor Chris Bellinger Stereo WRITE TO: Live and Kicking, [address removed], or telephone [number removed] (lines open from 8.30am) COMPETITION LINE: [number removed] (maximum cost of call 20p), for a copy of the rules send sae to [address removed]
BBC LIVE AND KICKING MAGAZINE: including star interviews, gossip and competitions, price 80p from newsagents.
Contributors
Presented By:
Andi
Peters
Presented By:
Emma
Forbes
Presented By:
John
Barrowman
Presented By:
Trev
Neal
Presented By:
Simon
Hickson.
Unknown:
Wood
Lane
: Weather
: Grandstand
Introduced by Steve Rider live from Wentworth.12.20 Football Focus
Bob Wilson looks back at the week's action in Europe as the second round of the three club competitions got under way. Plus news and views from the FA Premiership.
1.00 News
1.05, 1.35, 3.05 Golf
World Matchplay Championship from Wentworth.
Semi-finals day in the traditional end-of-season classic. Commentary by Peter Alliss, Bruce Critchley, Alex Hay, Dave Marr, Clive Clark and Mike Hughesdon.
1.25, 1.55, 2.25 Racing
From Newbury featuring the Radley Stakes, Burmah Handicap Stakes and Castrol St Simon Stakes. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan, Julian Wilson and Jimmy Lindley.
2.05, 2.35 Snooker
Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading. Commentary by Ted Lowe, Jack Karnehm and Clive Everton.
4.40 Final Score
A full roundup of events.
Contributors
Presenter:
Steve
Rider
Presenter:
Bob
Wilson
Commentator:
Peter
Alliss
Commentator:
Bruce
Critchley
Commentator:
Alex
Hay
Commentator:
Dave
Marr
Commentator:
Clive
Clark
Commentator:
Mike
Hughesdon
Commentator:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentator:
Julian
Wilson
Commentator:
Jimmy
Lindley
Commentator:
Ted
Lowe
Commentator:
Jack
Karnehm
Commentator:
Clive
Everton
Producer:
Martin
Hopkins
Editor:
Dave
Gordon
: News
Subtitled Weather: Happy Families
Two more families battle it out in a series of stomach-churning games with the aim of releasing their grannies from aerial captivity. WithAndrew O'Connor and Sarah Greene.
Director David G Croft ; Producer Steve Pinhay A Mentorn production for BBCtv
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
O'Connor
Unknown:
Sarah
Greene.
Director:
David G
Croft
Producer:
Steve
Pinhay
: Dad's Army
Captain Mainwaring's platoon is ordered to help in the making of a training film by playing Nazi soldiers.With Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier, Clive Dunn, John Laurie and Bill Pertwee.
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft Producer David Croft
Contributors
Unknown:
Arthur
Lowe
Unknown:
Clive
Dunn
Unknown:
John
Laurie
Unknown:
Bill
Pertwee.
Written By:
Jimmy
Perry
Written By:
David
Croft
Producer:
David
Croft
: Noel's House Party
Noel Edmonds opens the doors of his well-appointed residence In the picturesque village of Crinkley Bottom for the third series of Noel's House Party.Famed for its friendly if wayward residents and its ever-ready gunge-tank, Crinkley Bottom has become, accordingto Edmonds, the most famous village in Britain.
"Everyone's heard of it," he says. "It's as famous as Ambridge."
The recipe of celebrity guests, games and the dreaded Gotchas (this series features another list of gullible "clients") has proved successful for Edmonds - and the Ideal family TV formula. "There's been such a proliferation of TV hardware over the last few years that everyone tends to go to their rooms to watch their own thing," he says. "House Party is one of the few television events that families actually watch together."
Behind the scenes of Gotcha Oscars
SEE FEATURE page 48
Contributors
Presenter:
Noel
Edmonds
Producer:
Jonathan
Beazley
Executive Producer:
Michael
Leggo
: Big Break
Snooker stars Ray Reardon , Joe Swail and Tony Knowles play against the clock on behalf of three contestants. With referee John Virgo and host Jim Davidson.Director Charles Garland ; Producer John Burrowes
CONTESTANTS: If you would like to compete in Big Break, please send an sae to [address removed].
Contributors
Unknown:
Ray
Reardon
Unknown:
Joe
Swail
Unknown:
Tony
Knowles
Unknown:
John
Virgo
Unknown:
Jim
Davidson.
Director:
Charles
Garland
Producer:
John
Burrowes
: Casualty
Reg wants to die, but will his daughters help him? Ash runs into serious trouble at a disco.Written by Stephen Wyatt Producer Michael Ferguson Director Laura Sims
SEE THIS WEEK page
Contributors
Written By:
Stephen
Wyatt
Producer:
Michael
Ferguson
Director:
Laura
Sims
Charlie Fairhead:
Derek
Thompson
Lisa Duffin:
Catherine
Shipton
Helen Chatsworth:
Samantha
Edmonds
Karen Goodliffe:
Suzanna
Hamilton
Kenneth Hodges:
Christopher
Guard
Martin Ashford:
Patrick
Robinson
Adele Beckford:
Dona
Croll
Josh Griffiths:
Ian
Bleasdale
Jane Scott:
Caroline
Webster
Mark Calder:
Oliver
Parker
NormaSullivan:
Anne
Kristen
Mie Nishi-Kawa:
Naoko
Mori
Chris Sullivan:
Brian
Miller
Reg:
Trevor
Peacock
Susie:
Julia
Ford
Mary:
Jayne
Ashbourne
Norman:
Bill
Moody
: Harry
Harry could go to jail for what he did at the scene of a siege, but he insists on dealing with the problem in his own way.Written by Mick Ford
Producer Martin McKeand ; Director Rob Walker A Union Pictures production for BBCtv
Contributors
Written By:
Mick
Ford
Producer:
Martin
McKeand
Director:
Rob
Walker
Harry Salter:
Michael
Elphick
Rita:
Barbara
Marten
Nick:
David
Roper
Snappy:
Ian
Bartholomew
Alice:
Julie
Graham
Jonathan:
Tom
Hollander
Judge:
Tenniel
Evans
Penrose QC:
Ann
Mitchell
Clarkson:
David
Howey
Stallard:
Mike
Elliott
Monkton:
Peter
Armitage
DCI Rhodes:
John Graham
Davies
: News and Sport
With Martyn Lewis. SubtitledWeather Suzanne Charlton
Contributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Lewis.
Unknown:
Suzanne
Charlton
: Match of the Day
Highlights from two of the day's outstanding matches plus goals, views and news from the remaining fixtures. Introduced by Desmond Lynam , with Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking. Series producer John ShrewsburyEditor Brian Barwick
Contributors
Introduced By:
Desmond
Lynam
Unknown:
Alan
Hansen
Unknown:
Trevor
Brooking.
Producer:
John
Shrewsbury
Editor:
Brian
Barwick
: Danny Baker after All
Chat show with music, opinion and celebrity guests. Director Janet FraserCrookProducer Caroline Wright
Contributors
Director:
Janet
Frasercrook
Producer:
Caroline
Wright
: Golf
Highlights of today's semi-finals in the WorldMatchplay Championship from Wentworth, Surrey. Producer Alastair Scott
Executive producer John Shrewsbury
Contributors
Producer:
Alastair
Scott
Producer:
John
Shrewsbury
: The Monster that Challenged the World
Science-fiction monster movie starring Tim HoltThree men attached to a naval research station are found murdered, with all the fluid drained from their bodies. The only clue is a slimy trail. With Audrey Dalton, Hans Conried. Director Arnold Laven (1957)
FILM REVIEWS pages 56-60
Contributors
Unknown:
Tim
Holt
Unknown:
Audrey
Dalton
Unknown:
Hans
Conried
Director:
Arnold
Laven
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