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Herman the Rookie. Herman's throwing skills impress a baseball team manager. Blackandwhite Repeat Subtitled .....
Shown yesterday at 10.35pm
David Frost talks to Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown, who gives his first major television interview of 1999. Including at 8.30 News; plus weather.
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Frost
Interviewee:
Paddy
Ashdown
Series Editor:
Barney
Jones
Executive Editor:
Andrew
Thompson
Olympic champion Roger Black reveals his innermost secrets to Esther McVey , and John Walters looks at car boot sales. With Kevin Woodford and Catrina Skepper.
Executive producer Chris Loughlin
COMMENT LINE: [number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Roger
Black
Unknown:
Esther
McVey
Unknown:
John
Walters
Unknown:
Kevin
Woodford
Unknown:
Catrina
Skepper
Producer:
Chris
Loughlin
Classic comedy starring Ronnie Barker.
Fletcher inadvertently becomes involved in the world of drugs.
Written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
(Repeat)
Contributors
Writer:
Dick
Clement
Writer:
Ian La
Frenais
Fletcher:
Ronnie
Barker
Gary Lineker looks back on his career, with Garth Crooks. (Revised repeat) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Interviewee:
Gary
Lineker
Interviewer:
Garth
Crooks
Rural and agricultural issues, presented by John Craven. Includingweatherforthe week ahead at 11.55am. subtitled.....
Contributors
Presented By:
John
Craven.
John Humphrys reports on the politics that matter. Including at 12.00 News.
Website: [web address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Humphrys
Editor:
David
Jordan
Omnibus edition. Subtitled .........
Disney comedy, starring
Hayley Mills , Burl Ives
Following the death of her husband,
Margaret Carey and her children are forced to move to a ramshackle house in small-town Maine where, despite their poverty, they are soon making new friends.
Director James Neilson (1963, U)
♦ See Films: pages 52-56 ***
Contributors
Unknown:
Hayley
Mills
Unknown:
Burl
Ives
Unknown:
Margaret
Carey
Director:
James
Neilson
NancyCarey:
Hayley
Mills
OshPopham:
Burl
Ives
Margaret Carey:
Dorothy
McGuire
Cousin Julie:
Deborah
Walley
Gilly Carey:
Eddie
Hodges
PeterCarey:
Jimmy
Mathers
In the search for Britain's best amateur cook Loyd Grossman introduces three hopefuls from the South East. The judges are Tim Brooke-Taylor and Claudia Roden.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Presenter:
Loyd
Grossman
Judge:
Tim
Brooke-Taylor
Judge:
Claudia
Roden
Gavin Campbell appeals on behalf of Action for Sick Children, which works to get children the best possible health care. Repeated on Wednesday at 5.50pm on BBC2
DONATIONS: [address removed]. Phone: [number removed].
Contributors
Unknown:
Gavin
Campbell
In Wigan Pam Rhodes discovers there's more to the town built on cotton, coal and canals than meets the eye, and talks to rugby league star Jason Robinson. Hymns from All Saints Church include More Love, More Power; Angel Voices Ever Singing and 0 Thou Who Camest from Above.
Digital widescreen Subtitled ...............
Contributors
Unknown:
Jason
Robinson.
How to Create a Monster. Smiler gets a job as a lollipop man - but needs training in aggression.
Written by Roy Clarke ; Director/Producer Alan JW Bell Digital widescreen
Repeat
Contributors
Written By:
Roy
Clarke
Hugh Scully returns to Highclere Castle to tal k to Lord Carnarvon about his famous grandfather, the fifth earl, who discovered the tomb ofTutankhamun. He also looks back at previously unseen moments from the series.
Producer Michele Burgess
Executive producer Christopher Lewis
Digital widescreen Subtitled ..
Contributors
Unknown:
Hugh
Scully
Producer:
Michele
Burgess
Producer:
Christopher
Lewis
Spain. Jill Dando presents a comprehensive guide to Spain, featuring reports from Menorca, Marbella, the Costa Brava,
Lanzarote and central Spain.
With Sankha Guha , Craig Doyle , Diana Madill and Monty Don.
Series producer Sarah Targett ; Executive producer Jane Lush Holiday continues on Tuesday at 7pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Sankha
Guha
Unknown:
Craig
Doyle
Unknown:
Diana
Madill
Unknown:
Monty
Don.
Producer:
Sarah
Targett
Producer:
Jane
Lush
The first of three feature-length dramas based on Baroness Orczy's classic swashbuckling tales, starring Richard E Grant, Elizabeth McGovern, Martin Shaw 1793: the terror of the French Revolution is at its height, and the guillotines are busy. But a mysterious figure is staging daring rescues, and Citizen Chauvelin is determined to discover his true identity. See today's choices.
Adapted by Richard Carpenter
Digital widescreen Subtitled
BBC CD: soundtrack album is available
The Andrew Duncan Interview with Richard E Grant: page 16
Contributors
Author:
Baroness
Orczy
Adapted by:
Richard
Carpenter
Producer:
Julian
Murphy
Director:
Patrick
Lau
Sir Percy Blakeney:
Richard E
Grant
Marguerite:
Elizabeth
McGovern
Chauvelin:
Martin
Shaw
Fumier:
Christopher
Fairbank
Sir Andrew Ffoulkes:
Anthony
Green
Robespierre:
Ronan
Vibert
Minette Roland:
Emilia
Fox
Planchet:
Gerard
Murphy
Mazarini:
Ron
Donachie
Suzanne de Tourney:
Beth
Goddard
Prince of Wales:
Jonathan
Coy
Armand St Just:
Pascal
Langdale
James Danby:
Dominic
Mafham
Lord Tony Dewhurst:
Jamie
Bamber
Fisher:
Milton
Johns
Marquis de St Cyr:
Andy
Delatour
Thouret:
Campbell
Morrison
Solange:
Diana
Payan
Angele St Cyr:
Patricia
Potter
Comte de Claris de Florian:
Richard
Dempsey
Third episode of the dark ten-part drama.
Beverly flirts with John Fisher , unaware that he has murdered her sister. Contains bad language and sex scenes. See today's choices.
Episode written by Joe Ainsworth
ProducerMatthew Bird; Director Bill Anderson Digital widescreen ♦ Annabelle Apsion: People, pl4
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Fisher
Written By:
Joe
Ainsworth
Danny Kavanagh:
John
Simm
Emma Quinlan:
Emma
Cunniffe
John Fisher:
Kevin
Doyle
Father Matthew:
Robert
Pugh
Lucy Archer:
Kaye
Wragg
Bernie Quinlan:
Maryjo
Randle
Peter Quinlan:
Paul
Copley
Beverly:
Annabelle
Apsion
Sergeant Slater:
Bob
Mason
JoJo Spears:
Amanda
Mealing
Ruth:
Elizabeth
Berrington
Chef:
Charles
Dale
Sheila Thwaite:
Elizabeth
Rider
Tharmy:
Lee
Oakes
Julie:
Samantha
Seager
Albie:
Matt
Bardock
Pete Quinlan:
James
Thornton
Billy:
Justin
Brady
Ged:
Marshall
Lancaster
Mrs Archer:
Elizabeth
Bennett
Joey:
Robin
Laing
Grandad:
Tony
Rohr
Dr Sarah Kilbride:
Barbara
Wilshere
Thomas Alcock:
Joel
Phillimore
Old woman:
Kathleen
Worth
With Nicholas Witchell. Weather
John Kettley
Contributors
Unknown:
Nicholas
Witchell.
Unknown:
John
Kettley
Continuing Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran 's comedy starring Harriet Walter , Henry Goodman Toby seems listless and lethargic andAmyandSpikejumptoa highly dramatic conclusion.
Director Baz Taylor
Producers Julian Meers and Guy Slater
Digital widescreen
Contributors
Unknown:
Laurence
Marks
Unknown:
Maurice
Gran
Unknown:
Harriet
Walter
Unknown:
Henry
Goodman
Director:
Baz
Taylor
Producers:
Julian
Meers
Amy:
Harriet
Walter
Spike:
Henry
Goodman
Tanya:
Jaye
Griffiths
Tam:
Art
Malik
Ruth:
Brigitte
Kahn
Rachel:
Elisabeth
Dermot-Walsh
Toby:
William
Mannering
Dona!:
Jason
O'Mara
George Halliday:
Richard
Cordery
Comedy starring Steve Coogan WatershipAlan. Alan insults Norfolk's farmers on his radio show, and presents a boating holiday promotional video.
Written by Peter Baynham , Steve Coogan and Armando lannucci ; Director Dominic Brigstocke ; Producer Armando lannucci
Repeat
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Coogan
Written By:
Peter
Baynham
Written By:
Steve
Coogan
Written By:
Armando
Lannucci
Director:
Dominic
Brigstocke
Simon Mayo continues his wry look at the build-up to the new millennium with a man who doubles as an end-time detective.
Series producer Michael Roberts ; Executive producer David Coomes Rptd Friday 12.35am Digital widescreen
Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Mayo
Producer:
Michael
Roberts
Producer:
David Coomes
Rptd
Mysterythriller starring
Mark Harmon , Mimi Rogers
When her husband vanishes,
Valerie McCoughlin calls in private eye David Shepherd to help in the search. But Shepherd discovers there's a lot more to the case than meets the eye.
Director Ivan Passer (1991, 15)
♦ See Films: pages 52-56 ***
Followed by Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Harmon
Unknown:
Mimi
Rogers
Unknown:
Valerie
McCoughlin
Unknown:
David
Shepherd
Director:
Ivan
Passer