A feature-length version of the second series of the children's s comedy. Teenager Harmony and her annoying older sister Melody are back, and with the help of Uncle Ginger, Harmony retrieves her unpredictable magic 50p coin.
Producer Davina Belling ; More credits and cast on Wednesday 29 (S)
Contributors
Producer:
Davina
Belling
Grandma:
Liz
Smith
Mr Swingit:
Anton
Rodgers
Presenter:
Tony
Blackburn
Max:
Ben
Aris
Shop Owner:
Gawn
Grainger
Gallows:
Michael
Culver
Crime comedy starring James Belushi. Tom Dooley is a crazy cop just one step away from nailing the drugs bust of his life. His only problem is that no one will work with him, except for a highly trained alsatian police dog. Director Rod Daniel (1989,15)
(S) Films: pp 51-80 **
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Belushi.
Unknown:
Tom
Dooley
Director:
Rod
Daniel
A review of the year's events in the perennial children's show, with Katy Hill, Konnie Huq, Simon Thomas and Matt Baker. Repeated tomorrow at 8.20am. (S)
Contributors
Presenter:
Katy
Hill
Presenter:
Konnie
Huq
Presenter:
Simon
Thomas
Presenter:
Matt
Baker
A dramatic race, using a variety of transportation, from Edinburgh Castle to the Greenwich Meridian, in an effort to highlight the effects of transport decisions.
(S) (W)
Spoof comedy starring Leslie Nielsen. Top secret agent
Dick Steele - codename WD-40 - must thwart an evil plot to rule the world by the wicked General Rancor.
Director Rick Friedberg (1996, PG) (S) (W) Films: pp 51-80 * *
Contributors
Unknown:
Leslie
Nielsen.
Unknown:
Dick
Steele
Director:
Rick
Friedberg
Dick Steele:
Leslie
Nielsen
Veronique Ukrinsky:
Nicollette
Sheridan
The Director:
Charles
Duming
MissCheevus Marcia:
Gay
Harden
Norman Coleman:
Barry
Bostwick
Kabul:
John
Ales
General Rancor:
Andy
Griffith
Tidings of Comfort and Joy. A mysterious man appears carrying a sick young woman and tries to persuade the sceptical staff to accompany him on a mercy mission.
Written by Tony McHale ; For more cast : see Thursday 23 (S) (W)
Contributors
Written By:
Tony
McHale
Amy:
Rebecca
Wheatley
Gary Milton:
Ian
Keith
Stranger:
Finbar
Lynch
Mary Rannery:
Neili
Conroy
Joe Peters:
Simon
Quarterman
Steve Devem:
Ariyon
Bakare
Martin Devem:
Steve
Toussaint
Darleen Devem:
Martina
Laird
Noel Grayson:
Damien
Goodwin
Ruth Unswort:
Louise
Breckon-Richards
Richard Carson:
Michael
Atkinson
After all the panic about what may happen at the millennium, Bill is determined that the night will be a memorable one for all the family.
Written by Andrew Marshall ; Director Dewi Humphreys
Producer Rosemary McGowan (S) (W)
Contributors
Written By:
Andrew
Marshall
Director:
Dewi
Humphreys
Producer:
Rosemary
McGowan
Bill:
Belinda
Lang
Ben:
Gary
Olsen
Rona:
Julia
Hills
Jenny:
Clare
Buckfield
David:
John
Pickard
Decian:
Alex
Kew
Christine:
Kim
Benson
Tina:
Sandra
Dickinson
Tony:
Tom
Roberts
Army Officer:
Nicholas
Hutchison
Jo Brand continues to surf the TV networks in search of the funniest ads on the box. This week's bag of goodies includes a French contortionist who's in a bit of a tangle, and from Switzerland, a BSE-free flamenco-dancing cow.
Director John L Spencer ; Producer Sue Fox (S)
Having completed 70 live dates around the UK, comedian Jack Dee 's 1997 tour culminated in a sell-out, six week run at the Gielgud theatre in London's West End. This programme captures all the hilarity of the last night.
Director Tom Poole ; Producer Dave Morley ; With tn-vision subtitles
Followed by Skiing Forecast
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Dee
Director:
Tom
Poole
Producer:
Dave
Morley
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