Listings
: Business Breakfast
(For derails see Monday): Breakfast News
Presented by Nicholas Witchell and Beatrice Hollyer.Contributors
Presented By:
Nicholas
Witchell
Presented By:
Beatrice
Hollyer.
: Kilroy
Topical discussion.: News
SubtitledRegional News; Weather
: Good Morning.... withAnne and Nick
Including 10.40 Problem-solving with Will Hanrahan 10.45 Needlecraft 11.00 NewsSubtitled Regional News; Weather 11.10 Star Guest of the Day 11.20 Touch of Love 11.30 Patric Walker 's Video Horoscope 11.40
Obsessions 11.50 Phone-in 12.00 News Subtitled Regional News; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Will
Hanrahan
Unknown:
Patric
Walker
: Pebble Mill
Duggie Brown - comedian, Brookside newcomer and real-life brother of Lynne Perrie , Ivy Brennan in Coronation Street, isjudi Spiers's guest today.Contributors
Unknown:
Lynne
Perrie
Unknown:
Ivy
Brennan
: Neighbours
(Details at 5.35pm) Stereo: The Great British Quiz
The first semi-final in this general knowledge quiz.: Columbo
The Most Dangerous Match. Laurence Harvey appears in today's episode as an American chess grand-master determined to become world champion - no matter who stands in the way.With Peter Falk.
Contributors
Unknown:
Laurence
Harvey
Unknown:
Peter
Falk.
: Marlene Marlowe Investigates
Live action cartoon with Kate Copstick. Written by Roy AppsContributors
Unknown:
Kate
Copstick.
: Watt on Earth
Fifth of a 12-part sci-fi comedy thriller. Watt helps organise a charity fete. Written by Pip and Jane Baker(Part 6andcast on Thursday at 4.20pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Jane
Baker
: The Addams Family
Cartoon fun. Rpt: The Lowdown
Children's documentary series.Gotta Give Up. A hard-hitting film about children who smoke. Using secret recordings the film reveals how easy it is to buy cigarettes illegally, and with the help of a special device, tests the effect smoking has on young people.
POUYTOYNBEEpage28
: Neighbours
Lauren's first dinner date with the Willis family is a disaster, while a news report leaves Gaby stunned.Contributors
Helen Daniels:
Anne
Hadd'
Doug Willis:
Terence
Donovan
Pam Willis:
Sue
Jones
Gaby Willis:
Rachel
Blakely
Brad Willis:
Scott
Michaelson
LouCarpenter:
Tom
Oliver
Lauren Carpenter:
Sarah
Vandenbergh
Cameron Hudson:
Benjamin
Mitchell
BethBrennan:
Natalie
Imbrugua
Julie Martin:
Julie
Mullins
Raymond Lim:
Ts
Kong
Debbie Martin:
Marnie
Reece-Wilmore
Wayne Duncan:
Jonathan
Lee
: Six O'Clock News
With Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart. SubtitledWeather Rob McElwee
Contributors
Unknown:
Martyn
Lewis
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart.
Unknown:
Rob
McElwee
: Regional news magazines
(For details see Monday;: The Brittas Empire
More comedy from the second series starring Chris Barrie Temple of the Body. Brittas sets a trap after finding ladies underwear in his office.Written by Richard Feegen and Andrew Nomss Director/Producer Mike Stephens
Contributors
Unknown:
Chris
Barrie
Written By:
Richard
Feegen
Written By:
Andrew
Nomss
Gordon Brittas:
Chris
Barrie
Helen Brittas:
Pippa
Haywood
LauraLancing:
Julia
Stjohn
Colin Wetherby:
Michael
Burns
Julie:
Judy
Flynn
Tim:
Russell
Porter
Gavin:
Tim
Marriott
Carole:
Harriet
Thorpe
Linda:
Jill
Greenacre
: EastEnders
Debbie gets some worrying news from her ex-husband's solicitor.(For cast see Thursday)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
: How Do They Do That?
Another edition of the factual entertainment programme. With Desmond Lynam and Jenny Hull.Producers John Longley , Gill Stribling-Wright Executive producer Alan Boyd
A Reg Grundy/Telepictures production for
BBCtv Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond
Lynam
Unknown:
Jenny
Hull.
Producers:
John
Longley
Producers:
Gill
Stribling-Wright
Producer:
Alan
Boyd
: Points of View
Anne Robinson presents viewers' opinions on BBC programmes. This week the people of Nottingham get the chance to air their views.Producer Bernard Newnham
WRITE TO: Points of View, BBCtv Centre, London W 12 7RJ; or phone orfaxon: [number removed].
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson
Producer:
Bernard
Newnham
: Nine O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons. SubtitledRegional News
Weather Rob McElwee
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons.
Unknown:
Rob
McElwee
: Keeping Up Appearances
More classic comedy from the first series starringPatricia Routledge
Hyacinth has asked the new vicar to tea and, in her usual meticulous way, she has organised the event down to the last sugar lump.
Written by Roy Clarke
Director/Producer Harold Snoad
Contributors
Unknown:
Patricia
Routledge
Written By:
Roy
Clarke
Hyacinth:
Patricia
Routledge
Richard:
Clive
Swift
Liz:
Josephine
Tewson
Rose:
Shirley
Stelfox
Onslow:
Geoffrey
Hughes
Daisy:
Judy
Cornwell
: The Riff Raff Element
Debbie Horsfield 's comedy of class, hailed by The Times as "the best thing on television for at least five years," returns with the upper-class Tundish family and the working-class Belchers facing a disastrous future.This new six-part series begins immediately afterthe end of the last, with the pressing problem of Vincent's corpse, which is about to become fertiliser in Acky's potato patch. Joanna is pregnant, but not by husband Mortimer.
Adultery, unplanned pregnancy and murder: will there ever be peace within the walls of stately Tundish Hall ?
Producer Liz Trubridge
Director Rick Stroud
SEETHISWEEKpage6
Contributors
Unknown:
Debbie
Horsfield
Unknown:
Tundish
Hall
Producer:
Liz
Trubridge
Director:
Rick
Stroud
Roger:
Ronald
Pickup
Phoenix:
Pippa
Guard
Mortimer:
Richard
Hope
Joanna:
Ceua
Imrie
Boyd:
Nicholas
Farrell
Alister:
Greg
Wise
Oliver:
Stewart
Pile
Achy:
Trevor
Peacock
Maggie:
Susan
Brown
Pet:
Mossie
Smith
Declan:
Cal
MacAninch
: Omnibus
Joan Littlewood 's Lovely WarTheatrical producer and director Joan
Littlewood has always been a controversial figure. Her extraordinary methods of directing have been much disputed, but despite this, she was responsible for some of the most memorable stage productions at the Theatre
Royal, Stratford East, during the 1950s and 60s.
Now aged 80, Littlewood is as sharp, funny and outrageous as ever. Forthefirsttimeon television she talks candidly about her life and her work, which includes hit shows such as Oh, What a Lovely War!, Fings
Ain't What They Used to Be and A Taste of Honey. And actors including Barbara Windsor,
Richard Harris , Miriam Karlin , Victor Spinetti and Lionel Bart give their own entertaining accounts of working with her.
Producer John Hough ;Senes editor Nigel Williams A Shooting Star production for BBCtv
Contributors
Unknown:
Joan
Littlewood
Unknown:
Richard
Harris
Unknown:
Miriam
Karlin
Unknown:
Victor
Spinetti
Unknown:
Lionel
Bart
Producer:
John
Hough
Editor:
Nigel
Williams
: Doctor in Trouble
Continuing a season of late-night British comedies. Starring Leslie PhillipsWoman-chasing Dr Burke finds himself a stowaway aboard a cruise ship.
Director Ralph Thomas (1970) (Tomorrow: Carry On Dick at 12.05am)
FILM REVIEWS pages47-52
Contributors
Unknown:
Leslie
Phillips
Unknown:
Woman-Chasing Dr
Burke
Director:
Ralph
Thomas
Dr Burke:
Leslie
Phillips
Llewellyn Wendover:
Harry
Secombe
Sir Lancelot Spratt:
James
Robertsonjustice
MrsDailey:
Irene
Handl
Capt George Spratt:
Robert
Morley
Russian captain:
Joan
Sims
Purser:
John
Lemesurier
Basil Beachamp:
Simon
Dee
: Weather
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