Listings
: Business Breakfast
With Paul Burden and Sara Coburn.Timetable on Monday.....
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Burden
Unknown:
Sara
Coburn.
: Breakfast News
With Justin Webb and Fiona Bruce.Including Reasons to Remember.
Timetable on Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Justin
Webb
Unknown:
Fiona
Bruce.
: Breakfast News Extra
With Helen Rollason. Including Bill Hamilton 's Reasons to Remember.For phone details see Monday Subtitled 1
Contributors
Unknown:
Helen
Rollason.
Unknown:
Bill
Hamilton
: Style Challenge
Another makeover. Stereo....: Kilroy
Topical studio discussion. Stereo..: Can't Cook Won't Cook
Another round of the cookery challenge, with chef Kevin Woodford.Contributors
Unknown:
Kevin
Woodford.
: News
Regional News and Weather: The Really Useful Show
Consumer programme.: Smillie's People
Celebrity talk show.: News
Regional News and Weather: Police Rescue
The Lastto Know. Mickey starts taking ever greater risks, Stereo Subtitled...: The Weather Show
More topical weather stories: One O'Clock News
Weather Subtitled....: Neighbours
Detailsat5.35pm Stereo Subtitled ....: Call My Bluff
Panel game,: A Week in the Country
Bob Langley looks back at some of the animal stars of the autumn, plus a review of rare-bird sightings. With Lindsay Cannon. Last in the series. Stereo .......................Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Langley
Unknown:
Lindsay
Cannon.
: Ants in Your Pants
3.30Otis the Aardvark introduces cartoons, including OakieDoke. Last in the series.
: Chucklevision
It's chaos for holidaymakers at a camp run by the brothers. Written byJohnSayle: Get Your Own Back
Game show with Dave Benson Phillips , with special guests Katy Hill and Peter Simon. Last in the series. StereoContributors
Unknown:
Dave Benson
Phillips
Unknown:
Katy
Hill
Unknown:
Peter
Simon.
: The Queen's Nose
In this final episode of the drama series, Harmony's wishes have run out but her father is in trouble.Harmony VICTORIA SHALET. Mrs Parker PAULA WILCOX. MrParker STEPHEN MOORE. Melody HEATHER-JAY JONES. Uncle Ginger DONALD SUMPTER , Grandma LIZ SMITH , Gregory CALLUM DIXON. Jeremy MAX DIGBY. Max BEN ARIS. Snouch JOHN QUARMBY , Judge BOB GOODY
Wntten by Steve Attridge Repeated next Sunday on BBC2
Contributors
Unknown:
Paula
Wilcox.
Unknown:
Stephen
Moore.
Unknown:
Donald
Sumpter
Unknown:
Liz
Smith
Unknown:
Callum
Dixon.
Unknown:
Max
Digby.
Unknown:
Ben
Aris.
Unknown:
John
Quarmby
Unknown:
Bob
Goody
Unknown:
Steve
Attridge
: Newsround
Subtitled: Blue Peter
Children's magazine, hosted by Tim Vincent , Stuart Miles , Katy Hill and Romana D'Annunzio. Repeated tomorrow at 7 .50am on BBC2Internet address: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blue_peter/
Contributors
Unknown:
Tim
Vincent
Unknown:
Stuart
Miles
Unknown:
Katy
Hill
Unknown:
Romana
D'Annunzio.
: Neighbours
Sam makes a life-changing decision.Mal has a proposition for Karl and Susan, but how much are they prepared to risk?
Shownatl.40pm Stereo
Contributors
Helen Daniels:
Anne
Haddy
Lou Carpenter:
Tom
Oliver
Philip Martin:
Ian
Rawlings
Hannah Martin:
Rebecca
Ritters
Danni Stark:
Eliza
Szonert
Sam Kratz:
Richard
Grieve
Marlene Kratz:
Moya
O'Sullivan
Karl Kennedy:
Alan
Fletcher
Susan Kennedy:
Jackie
Woodburne
Libby Kennedy:
Kym
Valentine
Malcolm Kennedy:
Benji
McNair
Billy Kennedy:
Jesse
Spencer
Stonefish Rebecchi:
Anthony
Engelman
Joanna Hartman:
Emma
Harrison
Toadfish:
Ryan
Moloney
Catherine O'Brien:
Radha
Mitchell
: Six O'Clock News
With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.Weather Michael Fish
Contributors
Unknown:
Anna
Ford
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey.
: Regional news magazine
For details see Monday: Small Talk
For the last time this series, Ronnie Corbett hosts the game show in which adults try to unravel children's minds.Contributors
Presenter:
Ronnie
Corbett
Director:
Rick
Gardner
Producer:
Danny
Greenstone
: Here and Now
Sue Lawley and the team present the last batch of investigations, stories and profiles of people in the headlines. The series returns next February.Editor Dave Stanford Stereo
: How Do They Do That?
Eamonn Holmes and Esther McVey investigate how experts in the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop use everyday objects to create special sound effects for top television shows. Plus a dog used by a fire service to locate the source of blazes, and innovations in time-lapse photography able to compress the summer season into 30 seconds.Executive producer Gill Stribling-Wright; Series producer Martin Lucas
Contributors
Presenter:
Eamonn
Holmes
Presenter:
Esther
McVey
Executive producer:
Gill
Stribling-Wright
Series producer:
Martin
Lucas
: Points of View
Anne Robinson with yourcomments on BBC television programmes. Write toPoints of View, BBC TV, London W12 7TS. Or phone/fax on [number removed]. E-mail address is: pov@bbc.co.uk
Producer Annie Lewis
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Robinson
Producer:
Annie
Lewis
: Nine O'Clock News
With Peter Sissons. SubtitledRegional News
Weather Michael Fish
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons.
: The X Files
The sci-fi series starringDavid Duchovny
Gillian Anderson
Jose Chung 's from Outer Space. A writertries to get at the truth when two teenagers claim to have been abducted while on a date. See today's choices.
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Duchovny
Unknown:
Gillian
Anderson
Unknown:
Jose
Chung
Fox Mulder:
David
Duchovny
Dana Scully:
Gillian
Anderson
Jose Chung:
Charles Nelson
Reilly
Roky:
William
Lucking
Lieutenant Jack Shaeffer:
Daniel
Quinn
Man in black:
Jesse
Ventura
Chrissy:
Sarah
Sawatsky
Harold:
Jason
Gaffney
Dr Fingers:
Alexdia
Kun
Detective Manners:
Larry
Musser
Blaine Faulkner:
Allan
Zinyk
Sergeant Hynek:
Michael
Dobson
Dr Hand:
Mina
Emina
: Harry Enfield and Chums
Harry Enfield ends the series with some handy tips for Christmas presents courtesy of Mr Cholmondeley-Warner.With Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke. A new series starts in the new year. Director John Stroud; Producer Harry Thompson
Repeat Stereo Subtitled.....
Contributors
Star:
Harry
Enfield
Performer:
Paul
Whitehouse
Performer:
Kathy
Burke
Director:
John
Stroud
Producer:
Harry
Thompson
: Nightmare: the Birth of Horror
Christopher Frayling continues his exploration of 19th-century literary horror classics.Dracula. Since Bram Stokerconceived it while on holiday in Whitby, Yorkshire, his vampire novel has exerted an enduring fascination. Fraylingtraces the book's origins and also Dracula's changing face as he moved from page to screen. Part three can be seen in two weeks' time.
See today's choices.
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Frayling
Unknown:
Bram
Stokerconceived
: Frankenstein: the True Story
Continuing the Nightmare season with the conclusion of Mary Shelley 's classic story. He has conquered death, but Victor cannot combat decay, and his experiment has resulted in tragedy. But neither his ambition nor his creation can be stopped.Contributors
Author:
Mary
Shelley
Dr Polidori:
James
Mason
Agatha/Prima:
Jane
Seymour
The Creature:
Michael
Sarrazin
Dr Victor Frankenstein:
Leonard
Whiting
Henry Clerval:
David
McCallum
Elizabeth Fanschawe:
Nicola
Pagett
Sir Richard Fanschawe:
Michael
Wilding
Lady Fanschawe:
Clarissa
Kaye
Mrs Blair:
Agnes
Moorehead
Francoise DuVal:
Margaret
Leighton
Mr Lacey:
Ralph
Richardson
Chief Constable:
John
Gielgud
Sea captain:
Tom
Baker
: Countess Dracula
Horror, part of the Nightmare season, starring Ingrid PittCountess Nadasdyfindsthat bathing in younggirls' blood can restore heryouth. But the rejuvenation is short-lived and she begins to feed her insatiable appetite for youth.
Taste the Blood of Dracula is tomorrow at 12.30am Director Peter Sasdy (1970. 18) # See Films: pages 59-68 ***
Contributors
Unknown:
Ingrid
Pitt
Director:
Peter
Sasdy
Countess Elisabeth Nadasdy:
Ingrid
Pitt
Captain Dobi:
Nigel
Green
ImreToth:
Sandor
Eles
Master Fabio:
Maurice
Denham
Nona:
Lesley-Anne
Down
Julia:
Patiencec
Ollier
Captain Balogh:
Peter
Jeffrey
: Weather
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