Listings
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.
Contributors
Presenter:
Bill
Turnbull
Presenter:
Sian
Williams
David Frost interviews the news-makers and reviews the papers with his guests. Including at 9.00 News plus weather later.
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Frost
Editor:
Barney
Jones
Alex Kingston, who plays Dr Elizabeth Corday in ER, talks about her life and the struggles she endured to become a mother. Shauna Lowry tries her hand at witchcraft, plus the regular debate. With Philippa Forrester and Ross Kelly.
Executive producer Chris Loughlin
Contributors
Unknown:
Alex
Kingston
Unknown:
Shauna
Lowry
Unknown:
Ross
Kelly
Producer:
Chris
Loughlin
Continuing the docu-soap rerun. Professional gambler Norman crosses swords with the ship's casino.
John Craven presents the rural affairs magazine. Including the week's weather.
E-Mail: [email address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Craven
John Humphrys presents topical interviews and political reports. Including 12.00 News.
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Humphrys
Editor:
David
Jordan
Rene finds another way to help the airmen return to England.
Contributors
Writer:
Jeremy
Lloyd
Writer:
David
Croft
Richard's foot infection is not glamorous enough for Hyacinth. Written by Roy Clarke
Contributors
Written By:
Roy
Clarke
returns to his roots with a visit to
Shepherd's Bush market.
journeys across the south of England, travelling from Doverto Stonehenge.
REGIONAL PROGRAMMES: satellite viewers will need to retune to analogue TV to receive the South East programme
The return of the forum for comments on BBC television programmes, presented by Terry Wogan. WRITE TO: Points ofview, BBC Television, London. W12 7TS; phone/fax: [number removed]; or e-mail pov@bbc.co.uk Website: bbc.co.uk/pov
Contributors
Presented By:
Terry
Wogan.
Pam Rhodes visits the ancient city of St Albans , Hertfordshire, where she meets footballer Hans Segers. The cathedral girls' choir perform God So Loved the World, and the congregation sing We Have a Gospel to Proclaim and 0 Thou Who Camest from Above.
RT SHOP: BBC CD. Songs of Praise - Your Favourite Hymns and Music, £12.99 (normally £14.99). Tel [number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Pam
Rhodes
Unknown:
St
Albans
Unknown:
Hans
Segers
Space drama, based on actual events. 1970: Apollo 13's mission to the Moon is hit by disaster when an oxygen tank explodes in the spacecraft. Following the initial damage report, it seems as if there is little hope of the three-man crew making it back to Earth. Widescreen. Review page 51.
Director Ron Howard (1995, PG)
Contributors
Director:
Ron
Howard
Jim Lovell:
Tom
Hanks
Fred Haise:
Bill
Paxton
Jack Swigert:
Kevin
Bacon
Ken Mattingly:
Gary
Sinise
Gene Kranz:
Ed
Harris
Marilyn Lovell:
Kathleen
Quinlan
Barbara Lovell:
Mary Kate
Schellhardt
Susan Lovell:
Emily Ann
Lloyd
Jeffrey Lovell:
Miko
Hughes
Jay Lovell:
Max Elliott
Slade
First in a six-part drama series set in rural Lancashire in the 1950s and starring James Bolam and Michael French.
Dr Tom Gilder returns to his home village of Ormston for a wedding to find a mystery surrounding his GP father Arthur's plans for retirement.
Written by Chris Chibnall
Producer Phil Collinson ; Director Dave Innes Edwards
The latest addition to Sunday-night feelgood TV: page 23
Contributors
Writer:
Chris
Chibnall
Producer:
Phil
Collinson
Director:
Dave Innes
Edwards
Arthur Gilder:
James
Bolam
Tom Gilder:
Michael
French
Deborah Gilder:
Jenna
Russell
Phyllis Woolfe:
Maggie
Steed
Reverend Brewer:
Clive
Swift
Norman Pendleton:
Roger Lloyd
Pack
Wilf Bradshaw:
John
Henshaw
Linda Cosgrove:
Tracey
Childs
Len Cosgrove:
Peter
Gunn
Edna Pendleton:
Annette
Badiand
Jean Bradshaw:
Naomi
Radcliffe
Mr Boynton:
Donald
Gee
Eddie Mills:
Samuel J
Hudson
Helen Gilder:
Charlotte
Salt
Bill:
Fine Time
Fontayne
A one-off edition, made for showing in the Millennium Dome, of the historical comedy.
A new 21st-century Blackadder, with his servant Baldrick, tumbles through the past in a time machine, with disastrous consequences for the future.
Postponed from Easter Day
The rerun of Blackadder continues on Friday at 9.30pm
Contributors
Writer:
Richard
Curtis
Director:
Paul
Weiland
Executive Producer:
Peter
Bennett-Jones
Executive Producer:
Geoffrey
Perkins
Blackadder:
Rowan
Atkinson
Baldrick:
Tony
Robinson
Melchett:
Stephen
Fry
Wellington:
Stephen
Fry
George:
Hugh
Laurie
Darling:
Tim
McLnnerny
Elizabeth:
Miranda
Richardson
Nursie:
Patsy
Byrne
William Shakespeare:
Colin
Firth
Robin Hood:
Rik
Mayall
Maid Marian:
Kate
Moss
Friar Tuck:
Crispin
Harris
Napoleon:
Simon
Russell-Beale
Royal reporter:
Jennie
Bond
Victor Meldrew's new home security system proves excessive when he finds he has to break out to watch the European Cup quarter-final.
BBC DVD: Best of One Foot in the Grave, price £15.99
Contributors
Writer:
David
Renwick
Director/Producer:
Susan
Belbin
With Darren Jordon.
Weather with Darren Bett.
Contributors
Unknown:
Darren
Jordon.
Unknown:
Darren
Bett.
On 7 November 2000, four men crashed into the Money Zone of the Millennium Dome in a JCB. Their target was a diamond worth L200 million. In 27 seconds they had broken through the security glass surrounding it - only then to find the gem had been switched for a fake and armed police were waiting in ambush. Gerry Northam uses Flying Squad surveillance video to report on what was potentially the most audacious robbery in history.
Producer Jonathan Jones
Contributors
Unknown:
Gerry
Northam
Producer:
Jonathan
Jones
Action drama. When a solar anomaly causes the temperatures in Los Angeles to rise to dangerous levels, a series of natural disasters and civil disorder follows. A disillusioned doctor is one of a small group in the city attempting to rise above the chaos. Review page 52.
Director Ian Barry (1998, 12)
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Director:
Ian
Barry
Eddie:
Jonathan
Lapaglia
Dr Coleman West:
James
Remar
Erika:
Stephanie
Niznik
Will Dezmond:
Anthony
Starke
Ryan Tibbet:
Kathryn
Morris
Gen Craig Maxwell Daniel:
Von
Bargen