Listings
: Harry and the Hendersons
American comedy series.Repeat Stereo
: Felix the Cat
Animated felinefun.Repeat
: Phantom 2040
Futuristic animation.Repeat Stereo Subtitled ................
: The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
Animation: The Flintstones
Stone-Age cartoon.Repeat
: Live and Kicking
Today's guests are Gaby Roslin , whose new show Whatever You Want starts tonight at 7pm; actress Fiona Wade(Joanna in Grange Hill); and photographer TerryO'Neill. Including Transmission
Impossible, Electric Circus, and Clarissa Explains It All. Plus cartoon action with Rugrats and Terrible Thunder Lizards. With Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston.
EditorChris Bellinger BBC LIVE AND KICKING MAGAZINE: price £1.40, available from newsagents.
WRITE TO: Live and Kicking, PO Box 8181,
London W12 6LA, or telephone on (0181) (calls will be taken from 8.30am). To take part in the competition ring [number removed] (calls costa maximum of 25p. and children must first ask permission from the person who pays the phone bill.) E-mail: live&kicking@bbc. co.uk
CONTACT ADDRESSES FOR CHILDREN'S BBC: viewers can use the following details to interact
By post: Children's BBC, PO Box 4567. London W12 6AA Telephone: (0181) [number removed]: Fax: (0181) 576 E-mail: childrens@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
Unknown:
Gaby
Roslin
Unknown:
Fiona
Wade
Unknown:
Zoe
Ball
Unknown:
Jamie
Theakston.
: Weather
: Grandstand
Introduced by Desmond Lynam from Aintree, featuring the Martell Grand National.See today's choices.
And he's off.... p 24; plus Reader Offer Grand National specials on page
12.15 Prologue
A preview of the big race.
12.25 Football Focus
Gary Lineker reviews last week's World Cup qualifiers involving Northern Ireland, Scotland, and the Republic of Ireland. Plus a report from the Match of the Day Live event at the NEC in Birmingham, which ends tomorrow.
12.50 Did You Know?
Twenty equestrian facts about the Grand National.
1.00 News
1.10 Peter O'Sullevan's National Scrapbook
As he prepares to commentate on his 50th, and last, Grand National race, Peter O'Sullevan reminisces about his experiences in the Aintree commentary box over the years.
1.20 Parade of Past Winners
A parade of ten former winners, led by Aldaniti.
1.30 Guide to the Grand National
Desmond Lynam talks to trainers Jenny Pitman and Ginger McCain. Plus Julian Wilson, Sue Barker, Clare Balding, Jonathan Powell and Graham Rock with the latest news of runners and riders.
Including races at 1.45, 2.20 and 2.55.
3.05 Grand National Build-Up
3.45 The Grand National
Four-and-a-half gruelling miles and 30 fences.
Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan, Jim McGrath, John Hamner.
4.10 The Re-run
Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore review the whole race.
4.40 Final Score
Results and news, with further analysis of the Grand National.
TV presentation (racing) Martin Hopkins and Malcolm Kemp; Editor Dave Gordon Stereo
Videoplus code for 12.15-5.20
Contributors
Presenter:
Desmond
Lynam
Unknown:
Gary
Lineker
Unknown:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Talks:
Desmond
Lynam
Talks:
Ginger
McCain.
Unknown:
Julian
Wilson
Unknown:
Sue
Barker
Unknown:
Clare
Balding
Unknown:
Jonathan
Powell
Unknown:
Graham
Rockwith
Unknown:
Jim
McGrath
Unknown:
John
Hamner.
Unknown:
Richard
Pitman
Unknown:
Peter
Scudamore
Unknown:
Martin
Hopkins
Unknown:
Malcolm
Kemp
Editor:
Dave
Gordon
: Tom and Jerry
A triple bill of cartoon fun. Repeat .: Dad's Army
Wake Up Walmington. The people of the town are put to the test. Capt Mainwaring ARTHUR LOWE ,Sgt Wilson JOHN LE MESURIER , Cpl Jones CLIVE DUNN, Pte Frazer JOHN LAURIE , Pte Godfrey ARNOLD RIDLEY , Pte Pike IAN LAVENDER
Written by Jimmy Perry , David Croft ; Producer David Croft Repeat Subtitled.
Contributors
Unknown:
Capt Mainwaring Arthur
Lowe
Unknown:
Sgt Wilson John
Le Mesurier
Unknown:
Cpl Jones Clive
Dunn,
Unknown:
Pte Frazer John
Laurie
Unknown:
Pte
Godfrey
Unknown:
Arnold
Ridley
Unknown:
Pte Pike Ian
Lavender
Written By:
Jimmy
Perry
Written By:
David
Croft
Producer:
David
Croft
: The New Adventures of Superman
Ghosts. Is Lois and Clark's new house haunted?Clark Kent/Superman DEAN CAIN. Lois Lane TERI HATCHER. Perry White LANE SMITH, Jimmy Olsen JUSTIN WHALIN
: Whatever You Want
First in a new series of eight game shows, presented by Gaby Roslin , in which contestants compete to win the chance to fulfil their dreams and life-long ambitions.Tonight, three dolphin-lovers jump at the chance to ride a mechanical bucking dolphin to win a trip to the Bahamas where they can swim with the real thing; three young football teams take part in a penalty shoot-out against veteran goalkeeper Peter Shilton to train with Bobby Robson in Barcelona; and three contestants take part in a quiz for a chance to start tonight's Lottery draw, which follows, and other celebrity appearances.
Plus, in a weekly feature, three members of the audience meet their celebrity heartthrob. Director Patricia Mordecai
Producer David Young Stereo ...
Everybody's talking about Gaby Roslin : page 13
Contributors
Presented By:
Gaby
Roslin
Unknown:
Peter
Shilton
Unknown:
Bobby
Robson
Director:
Patricia
Mordecai
Producer:
David Young
Stereo
Unknown:
Gaby
Roslin
: National Lottery Live
Guests include saxophonist Kenny G. and Gaby Roslin with the winning contestant from tonight's show, Whatever You Want, who will start the draw. With Bob Monkhouse.Producer Peter Estall
NOTE: previous winning numbers available on Ceefax page 555 or by calling Players' Lottery Helpline on [number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Gaby
Roslin
Unknown:
Bob
Monkhouse.
Producer:
Peter
Estall
: Crime Traveller: Death Minister
Continuing the mystery series about a time-travelIing detective.Holly questions Slade's increasing dependency on the time machine, while Grisham becomes suspicious of his crime-solving success rate.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Followed by National Lottery Update
Contributors
Writer:
Anthony
Horowitz
Producer:
Brian
Eastman
Director:
Brian
Farnham
Jeff Slade:
Michael
French
Holly Turner:
Chloe
Annett
Grisham:
Sue
Johnston
Morris:
Paul
Trussell
Nicky:
Richard
Dempsey
Danny:
Bob
Goody
Sir Iain:
David
Neal
Lady Hawkins:
Antonia
Pemberton
Kirby:
Ken
Bones
Robert Mather:
Roger
Evans
Monica:
Susan
Curnow
Matthew:
Barry
Birch
Mark:
Brett
Forrest
Luke:
Kevin
Squelch
John:
Zacharee
Lee
Journalist:
Sally Ann
Barber
Journalist:
Stephen
Ullathorne
: The Ice House
First in a two-part mystery drama.Starring Daniel Craig, Corin Redgrave, Kitty Aldridge, Frances Barber, Penny Downie.
When a mutilated corpse is found in a disused ice house, a ten-year-old murder investigation is re-opened.
Concludes tomorrow at 9pm.
See today's choices.
(For continuation of cast see tomorrow at 9pm)
(Stereo)
See This Week: page 6
The Ice House 9.00pm BBC1
When the adaptation of Minette Walters's eerie novel The Sculptress burst on to our screens last year, critics and viewers alike delighted in the discovery of a new source of television crime thrillers. There's further cause for celebration tonight with the arrival of a new, two-part mystery that is even more chilling than its predecessor.
Kitty Aldridge, Frances Barber and Penny Downie star as friends Anne Cattrell, Diana Goode and Phoebe Maybury, who live together in splendid isolation at Streech Grange, much to the disgust of the villagers who are convinced the women are lesbians. When the Grange's gardener discovers a body in its disused ice house, a ten-year-old murder investigation is reopened by Chief Inspector George Walsh (Corin Redgrave), who is convinced that the corpse must be Phoebe Maybury's husband who disappeared a decade earlier. As usual, nothing is quite as it seems.
Contributors
Det Sgt Andy McLoughlin:
Daniel
Craig
Chief Insp George Walsh:
Corin
Redgrave
Anne Cattrell:
Kitty
Aldridge
Diana Goode:
Frances
Barber
Phoebe Maybury:
Penny
Downie
Fred Phillips:
Dave
Hill
Molly Phillips:
Ann
Bell
PC Gavin Williams:
Luke
Garrett
Sgt Bob Rogers:
Geoffrey
Greenhill
Det Sgt Nick Robinson:
Gerard
Horan
DC Ian Blackshaw:
Danny
Midwinter
Dr Webster:
Niven
Boyd
David Maybury:
Paul
Jerricho
Mrs Ledbetter:
Helen
McCarthy
Mrs Fowler:
Karen
Murden
: News and Sport
With Michael Buerk.Weather Bill Giles.
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk.
Unknown:
Bill
Giles.
: Match of the Day
Featuring highlights of two of today's key matches in the FA Premiership, includingNottingham Forest v Southampton at the City Ground. Commentary John Motson and Barry Davies. Introduced by Gary Lineker, Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking.
Series producer John Shrewsbury; Editor Niall Sloane
MATCH OF THE DAY MAGAZINE: now available monthly price ã2.50.
See Alan Hansen : page 39
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Motson
Unknown:
Barry
Davies
Introduced By:
Gary
Lineker
Introduced By:
Alan
Hansen
Introduced By:
Trevor
Brooking
Producer:
John
Shrewsbury
Editor:
Niall
Sloane
: Grand National
A review of today's big race. Introduced by Julian Wilson.Contributors
Introduced By:
Julian
Wilson.
: Top of the Pops
The latest hits from the UK charts.Shown yesterday
: The Spring
Action adventure. Two archaeologists embark on a quest to discover the whereabouts of the mythical fountain of youth.(1990, 15)
See Films: pages 48-57 **
Contributors
Director:
John D
Patterson
Andy Peterson:
Dack
Rambo
Dianne Windsor:
Shari
Shattuck
Matty:
Gedde
Watanabe
Mark:
Steven
Keats
Palinya:
Virginia
Watson
: Weather
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