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Viewers can use the following contact details to interact with Children's BBC.Postal address: Children's BBC, PO Box 4567, London W 12 6AA
E-mail address: childrens@bbc.co.uk World Wide Web: http://www.bbcnc. org.uk/tv/childrens/studioa/
7.30 Animation about an evil
Vizier. Stereo .................................
: Willy Fog - 2
Cartoon based on JulesVerne's novel 20,000 Leagues under the Sea. Rpt
: The Addams Family
Comedy with the gruesome clan.: Live and Kicking
The last show in the current series features music from 3T, plus a visit by Jas Mann of pop group Babylon Zoo. News at Ten anchor man Trevor McDonald is in the Hot Seat, Trev and Simon open up Robert's Records, Mr Sage and Mr Onion go crazy and Clarissa Explains It All. Plus, cartoon action.With Andi Peters and Emma Forbes.
See today's choices.
WRITE TO: Live and Kicking at BBCtv Centre, PO Box London W12 6LA, or phone [number removed](lines open from 8.30am).
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Contributors
Presenter:
Andi
Peters
Presenter:
Emma
Forbes
Comedians:
Trev and
Simon
Guests:
3T
Guest:
Jas
Mann
Guest:
Trevor
McDonald
Editor:
Chris
Bellinger
: Weather
: Grandstand
Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.12.20 Football Focus David O'Leary looks forward to the weekend's FA Premiership matches and reflects on the past week.
1.00 News
1.05 Athletics The International Road
Races from Portsmouth. Coverage of both the men's and women's events as some of the world's finest middle and longdistance runners compete overfive kilometres. Last year's men's race produced a domestic winnerin Rob Denmark. Commentary by Stuart Storey and Brendan Foster.
1.55, 2.30, 3.05 Racing From Ascot, with races at 2.00,2.35 and 3. 1 0. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan , Julian Wilson ,
Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore.
2.10, 2.45 Motor Sport Highlights from the openingtwo rounds of this season's British Touring Car Championship at
Donington Park. Scotland's defending champion John Cleland will be lookingfor a repeat of the opening race victory he enjoyed at Donington 12 months ago. Commentary by Murray Walker.
3.20,4.00 Hockey Action from the women's Challenge Match between
Great Britain and the Netherlands from the National Hockey Stadium, Milton Keynes. Great Britain continue their preparations forthis summer's Olympics in Atlanta as they seekto improve on the bronze medal they won four years ago in Barcelona. The Dutch have also qualified for Atlanta. Commentary by Barry Davies , Sandra Lister and Cathy Harris.
3.50 Football Half-Times
4.40 Final Score
Plus, news duringthe day of the second round of golf US Masters in Augusta. TV presentation (hockey) Barbara Slater ; Producer
Martin Hopkins
Contributors
Introduced By:
Dougie
Donnelly.
Unknown:
David
O'Leary
Unknown:
Rob
Denmark.
Commentary By:
Stuart
Storey
Commentary By:
Brendan
Foster.
Commentary By:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentary By:
Julian
Wilson
Commentary By:
Richard
Pitman
Commentary By:
Peter
Scudamore.
Unknown:
John
Cleland
Commentary By:
Murray
Walker.
Unknown:
Milton
Keynes.
Commentary By:
Barry
Davies
Commentary By:
Sandra
Lister
Commentary By:
Cathy
Harris.
Unknown:
Barbara
Slater
Producer:
Martin
Hopkins
: Stay Tooned!
Tony Robinson looks at work by animator Robert McKimson , including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Foghorn Leghorn. Producer Nick Freand JonesContributors
Unknown:
Tony
Robinson
Unknown:
Robert
McKimson
Producer:
Nick Freand
Jones
: Big Break
Snooker game show. Tonight's edition features Steve Davis, Lee Richardson and Mark Johnston-Allen. With host Jim Davidson and referee John Virgo.CONTESTANTS: if you would like to take part, write, enclosing a large sae, to [address removed]
Contributors
Snooker player:
Steve
Davis
Snooker player:
Lee
Richardson
Snooker player:
Mark
Johnston-Allen
Presenter:
Jim
Davidson
Referee:
John
Virgo
Director:
Babara
Jones
Producer:
John
Burrowes
: The New Adventures of Superman
Super Mann. Three German soldiers, placed in suspended animation during the SecondWorld War, revive and plan to take over Metropolis. See today's choices. Clark Kent/Superman DEAN CAIN, Lois Lane TERI
HATCHER, Jimmy Olsen JUSTIN WHALIN, Perry
White LANE SMITH, Steve Law SEAN KANAN. Hank
West PAUL KERSEY, Lisa SANDRA HESS
: Confessions
Simon Mayo hosts the entertainment show in which he extracts confessions from the studio audience. Simon's team will also be roamingthe country in search of unusual admissions. Tonight, mysterious crop circles are explained and a man who took advantage when he was mistaken for a priest. With guest presenter Ted Robbins.Director John Gorman ; Producer Barbara Lee
Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Mayo
Presenter:
Ted
Robbins.
Director:
John
Gorman
Producer:
Barbara
Lee
: The National Lottery Live
Tonight's guest is entertainer Gary Wilmot. Hosted by Anthea Turner.Producer Mark Wells Stereo NOTE: winning numbers from previous lottery draws are available on Ceefax page 750 or by calling the Players' Lottery Helpline on 0645
Contributors
Unknown:
Gary
Wilmot.
Unknown:
Anthea
Turner.
Producer:
Mark Wells
Stereo
: Bugs: ...Must Come Down
Concluding this two-part story in the action series.Starring Craig McLachlan, Jaye Griffiths, Jesse Birdsall
As the Bugs team battles against satellite saboteurs, Ed performs a space walk, and Ros learns to use one of the most powerful weapons on earth.
See today's choices.
Contributors
Writer:
Colin
Brake
Producer:
Brian
Eastman
Director:
Brian
Farnham
Ed:
Craig
McLachlan
Ros:
Jaye
Griffiths
Beckett:
Jesse
Birdsall
Zito:
Simon
Dormandy
Vomholt:
Lesley
Vickerage
Colonel Stone:
Sean
Arnold
Joy:
Su-Lin
Looi
Chuku:
David
Yip
Haikudu:
Anthony
Chinn
Jean Daniel:
Gareth
Marks
Amanda:
Emma
Richler
Stokes:
Fintan
McKeown
Mission Control:
Rupert
Baker
Kituma TV:
Paul
Courtenay-Hyu
Kituma Aide:
Shirley
Chantrell
GNC reception:
Regina
Freedman
: News and Sport
With Michael Buerk.Subtitied
Weather Peter Cockroft Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
Unknown:
Peter
Cockroft
: Avalanche
Thriller starringDavid Hasselhoff
Michael Gross
Tension between divorced writer Brian
Kemp and his two children is heightened when the trio are trapped in his remote Alaskan cabin underan avalanche, triggered by smuggler Duncan Snyder crashing his plane. Snyder could yet be the death of them all.
Director Paul Shapiro (1994)
♦ See FUms: pages 52-57
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Hasselhoff
Unknown:
Duncan
Snyder
Director:
Paul
Shapiro
Snyder:
David
Hasselhoff
Brian Kemp:
Michael
Gross
Deirdre:
Deanna
Milligan
Max:
Myles
Ferguson
Hunter:
Ben
Cardinal
Whitney:
Don
Davis
Major:
George
Josef
: Match of the Day
FA Premiership highlights, including Southampton v Manchester United, plus the day's other goals and action. Commentary by Clive Tyldesley and John Motson. Introduced by Ray Stubbs , with Trevor Brooking. Senes producer John Shrewsbury ; EditorNiallSloane
Contributors
Commentary By:
Clive
Tyldesley
Commentary By:
John
Motson.
Introduced By:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
Trevor
Brooking.
Producer:
John
Shrewsbury
: They Think It's All Over
The light-hearted sports quiz umpired by Nick Hancock. Captains Gary Lineker and David Gowerare assisted by comedians Rory McGrath and Lee Hurst. Shown last Tuesday Stereo Subtitled .Contributors
Unknown:
Nick
Hancock.
Unknown:
Gary
Lineker
Unknown:
David
Gowerare
Unknown:
Rory
McGrath
Unknown:
Lee
Hurst.
: Legend of the Werewolf
Horror starringPeter Cushing , Ron Moody
Reared by wolves, then raised by a a travelling showman, a young man named Etoile arrives in 19th-century Paris. He works at a zoo where he falls for regular visitor, Christine. But love leads to jealousy, and soon a series of grisly murders is puzzling Inspector
Gerard and coroner Paul Cataflanque.
Director Freddie Francis (1974, 18) ......
See Films: pages 52-57 **
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Cushing
Unknown:
Paul
Cataflanque.
Director:
Freddie
Francis
Paul Cataflanque:
Peter
Cushing
Zoo keeper:
Ron
Moody
Maestro Pamponi:
Hugh
Griffith
Etoile:
David
Rintoul
Max Gerard:
Stefan
Gryff
Christine:
Lynn
Dalby
Photographer:
Roy
Castle
: Weather
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