Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Sara Coburn.Editor Paul Gibbs ; Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Sara
Coburn.
Editor:
Paul
Gibbs
: Breakfast News
Sally Magnusson and Jane Franchi finish the Scottish week in Aberdeen.With Andrew Harvey in the studio.
VJ Memories: a young sailor relives the emotions of war.
Editor Tim Orchard ; Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Sally
Magnusson
Unknown:
Jane
Franchi
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey
Editor:
Tim
Orchard
: Why Don't You.. ?
Children's magazine programme. Rpt Stereo.: X-Men
: News
Regional News; Weather: Playdays
The Playbus rests at the Poppy Stop.: Home Fires Burning
Georgia, USA, 1944: whenHenry Tibbetts returns from the war, his disrupted family faces the challenge of reconciliation.
Jake Tibbetts BARNARD HUGHES , Pastine Tibbetts
SADA THOMPSON , Rosh Benefield ROBERT J PROSKY.
Henry Tibbetts BILL PULLMAN
Director Glenn Jordan (1989) * FILM REVIEWS pages 33-37
Including at 11.00 News Regional News; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Henry
Tibbetts
Unknown:
Jake Tibbetts Barnard
Hughes
Unknown:
Pastine
Tibbetts
Unknown:
Sada
Thompson
Unknown:
Rosh Benefield Robert J
Prosky.
Unknown:
Henry Tibbetts
Bill Pullman
Director:
Glenn
Jordan
: News
Regional News; Weather ..: TalkAbout
Viewers have their say on news stories.With Joan Bakewell.
12.50 Regional News; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Joan
Bakewell.
: Neighbours
Detailsat5.35pm Stereo: The Rockford Files
Counter Gambit. Jim gets involved with an ex-convict, a valuable pearl necklace and a beautiful woman.: Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories
Fine TuningA revolutionary TV antenna picks up a signal from another planet.
: Gourmet Ireland
Jeanne and Paul Rankin look at marketShopping. Stereo ..........................
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Rankin
: Turnabout
Word quiz game. Stereo...............: Bugs Bunny
Cartoon: Casper Classics
Cartoon with the friendly ghost. Stereo ...................: Run the Risk
More games, questions and gunge with Peter Simon and John Eccleston.Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Simon
Unknown:
John
Eccleston.
: Highlander
Animated adventures with Quentin MacLeod , the immortal warrior. StereoContributors
Unknown:
Quentin
MacLeod
: Record Breakers
Includingsome record-breaking lung-power, soccer action from Wembley Stadium, afeastofteddy bears, and water-ski jumping with a difference! With Cheryl Baker , Kriss Akabusi and Mark Curry.Contributors
Unknown:
Cheryl
Baker
Unknown:
Kriss
Akabusi
Unknown:
Mark
Curry.
: Neighbours
Mark is shocked when he finds out thatRick has left Lassiters in the lurch.
Shownat 1.30pm. For cast see Wednesday
: Six O'Clock News
With Nicholas Witchell and Jennie Bond. subtitledWeather Peter Cockroft
Contributors
Unknown:
Nicholas
Witchell
Unknown:
Jennie
Bond.
Unknown:
Peter
Cockroft
: Regional news magazine
See Monday for details .............................: Wipeout
Paul Daniels hosts the quiz show in which three contestants compete fora holiday by choosing between the right and the wrong answers on offer. Director/Producer David TaylorContributors
Unknown:
Paul
Daniels
Producer:
David
Taylor
: The Gamekeeper
Continuingthe series which chronicles a year in the life of Charlie Pirie , a Head Gamekeeper in Perthshire.Man and Boy. Charlie visits his old stamping ground to help with a ' pheasant shoot and meets old friends who reveal his colourful past.
Producer Stuart Greig ; Executive producer
Kenneth MacQuarrie
Contributors
Unknown:
Charlie
Pirie
Producer:
Stuart
Greig
Producer:
Kenneth
MacQuarrie
: Punt and Dennis
New comedy sketches with Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis.Tonight's show features a spoof of the rural drama Heartbeat, a look at the world of horror, and music from the Counterfeit Stones.
Contributors
Comedian:
Steve
Punt
Comedian:
Hugh
Dennis.
Producer:
Caroline
Leddy
Producer:
Geoff
Miles
: Victoria Wood
Comedy play written by and starring Victoria Wood.We'd Quite Like to Apologise. Tonight, Victoria's summer holiday is off to a bad start when her flight is delayed. But she soon becomes acquainted with her fellow travellers. With Julie Walters , UnaStubbs, Lill Roughley ,
Philip Lowrie , Jane Horrocks , Richard Hope , Celia Imrie , Tristram Wymark ,
Susie Blake , Rosalind March , Valerie Minifie , Peter Martin and Joe Fraser.
Director Kevin Bishop ; Producer GeoffPosner
Contributors
Unknown:
Julie
Walters
Unknown:
Lill
Roughley
Unknown:
Philip
Lowrie
Unknown:
Jane
Horrocks
Unknown:
Richard
Hope
Unknown:
Celia
Imrie
Unknown:
Tristram
Wymark
Unknown:
Susie
Blake
Unknown:
Rosalind
March
Unknown:
Valerie
Minifie
Unknown:
Peter
Martin
Unknown:
Joe
Fraser.
Director:
Kevin
Bishop
: Nine O'Clock News
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled Regional NewsWeekend Weather
Peter Cockroft
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
: Chandler and Co
Fourth in the six-part series about a female private detective agency. No Tomorrow. Kate's pursuit of a wayward publishing mogul turns into a murder investigation. Meanwhile, Elly is immersed in the tangled feelings of two women and a man involved in a surrogacy case, while she juggles the emotional demands made by her deepening relationship with Mark.Written by Alma Cullen
Producer Ann Skinner ; Director Diana Patrick
♦ See This Week: page 8
VJ-50 LIVE
Contributors
Written By:
Alma
Cullen
Producer:
Ann
Skinner
Director:
Diana
Patrick
Kate Phillips:
Susan
Fleetwood
Elly Chandier:
Catherine
Russell
Dr Mark Judd:
Adrian
Lukis
Simon Wood:
Bill
Britten
Benji Phillips:
Graham
McGrath
Hannah Phillips:
Eloisa Sherriff
Brown
Danny Phillips:
Tobias
Saunders
Edrth Cotham:
Jill
Baker
Giles Cotham:
James
Faulkner
Thomas Pascoe:
David
Henry
Jill Pascoe:
Diane
Adderley
Grace Dawson:
Jackie
Fielding
TinaLomax:
Jane
Nash
Clifford Lomax:
Max
Gold
Poppy Farquhar:
Kathy Kiera
Clarke
Rupert:
Michael
Parkhouse
Neighbour:
Jane
Musgrove
Policeman:
John
Hoggarth
Estate agent:
Tim
Heath
Police officer:
Tony
Stephens
Ron Dawson:
Gavin
Watson
Master Dawson:
Matthew
Owen
Mrs Williams:
Sarah
Stephenson
Woman patient:
Sharon
Baylis
Veronica Mayhew:
Kia
Miller
Lottie Pascoe:
Alex
Pooley
: The Far East War
John Tusa offers a preview of the official national VJ commemorative events taking place this weekend, and tells the story of the war in the Far East. See today's choices.Producer Michael Begg ; Editor Philip S Gilbert
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Tusa
Producer:
Michael
Begg
: Pretty in Pink
Comedy drama starringMolly Ringwald
Andrew McCarthy
Teenager Andie has a simple and individual lifestyle but, when a handsome, BMW-owningfellow student invites her to the senior prom, her life soon begins to change.
Director Howard Deutch (1986)
♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 33-37
Contributors
Unknown:
Molly
Ringwald
Unknown:
Andrew
McCarthy
Unknown:
Teenager
Andie
Director:
Howard
Deutch
Andie Walsh:
Molly
Ringwald
Blane McDonough:
Andrew
McCarthy
SteffMcKee:
James
Spader
Phil Duckie Dale:
Jon
Cryer
Jack Walsh:
Harry Dean
Stanton
lona:
Annie
Potts
: How to Make a Monster
Horror starringRobert H Harris
For 25 years Pete Dummond has designed make-up for horrorfilms.
When the studio decides to stop making the gory shockers, Pete plans a deadly and bloody revenge.
Director Herbert L Strock (1958)
B/WandColour..... FILM REVIEWS pages 33-37
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert H
Harris
Unknown:
Pete
Dummond
Director:
Herbert L
Strock
Pete Dummond:
Roberth
Harris
Rivero:
Paul
Brinegar
Tony Mantell:
Gary
Conway
Larry Drake:
Gary
Clarke
Richards:
Malcolm
Atterbury
: Weather
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