Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Simon McCoy and Kate Sanderson. Then The National Lottery Daily PlayContributors
Presented By:
Simon
McCoy
Presented By:
Kate
Sanderson.
: Animal Park
A great deal of scrubbing takes Place when a rhino needs a facial at Longleat estate.Executive producer Annette Clarke
Series editor Chris Powell
Contributors
Producer:
Annette
Clarke
Editor:
Chris
Powell
: Bargain Hunt
Two teams of sisters battle for bargains in Derby with the help of experts David Barby and Colin Young.Contributors
Unknown:
David
Barby
Unknown:
Colin
Young.
: Car Booty
An all-female barbershop quartet look to raise cash to allow them to go and perform in America. (AD): MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis
Undemanding action adventure starringRichard Dean Anderson ,
Brian Blessed and Sophie Ward. Ingenious former special forces operative MacGyver is called on by his old archaeology professor to help find artefacts linked to a legendary lost civilisation. Review page 43.
Director Michael Vejar (1994)
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard Dean
Anderson
Unknown:
Brian
Blessed
Unknown:
Sophie
Ward.
Director:
Michael
Vejar
: Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth and Richard have finally moved into their country retreat. But is it to everyone's tastes?Contributors
Writer:
Roy
Clarke
: BBC News
Regional News; Weather: Cash in the Attic
Following the death of his father Ray, Toby Stride wants to raise funds for a memorial bench and set up saving accounts for Ray'sll grandchildren. Could a rare antique find turn their hopes into reality?Contributors
Unknown:
Toby
Stride
: Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Fun musical fantasy starring Angela Lansbury. During the second World War, three children move to the coast to escape the Blitz. Placed with the eccentric Eglantine Price, their initial dismay turns to joy when they learn of Eglantine's magical powers. Review page 43.Director Robert Stevenson (1971. U)
Contributors
Unknown:
Angela
Lansbury
Director:
Robert
Stevenson
: Murder, She Wrote
If the Frame Fits. Jessica is at hand when a literary friend loses a loved one.: Open All Hours
Arkwright tries to improveGranville's sales technique.
Writer Roy Clarke
Contributors
Unknown:
Roy
Clarke
: Britain's Strongest Man
3/4. Minehead in Somerset hosts the third and last heat of the competition. Adrian "the Dudley Diplomat" Rollinson, new boy Mark Felix and old favourite Stuart Murray are among the ten that will pull a 40 ton train, dead I ift cider barrels and raise massive safes over their heads. But who will make the top three and definitely qualify for the final? Presented by John Inverdale.Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Felix
Unknown:
Stuart
Murray
Presented By:
John
Inverdale
: BBC News
With Sian Williams.Regional News; Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
Unknown:
Sian
Williams.
Unknown:
Helen
Willetts.
: Mastermind Junior Special
view series 1/6. Britain's young brain boxes get to prove :heir worth in the infamous black chair. In the week's first neat, John Humphrys grills children aged 10 and 11 on the topics of Formula One (1990-2004), sharks, the life and reign of Queen Victoria and Anthony Horowitz 's Alex Rider novels. Director Derek Hallworth ; Producer Naomi Dennison Who's the UK's smartest kid?: page 32Contributors
Unknown:
John
Humphrys
Unknown:
Anthony
Horowitz
Unknown:
Alex
Rider
Director:
Derek
Hallworth
Producer:
Naomi
Dennison
: As Time Goes By
Lionel and Jean prepare for their wedding, in this episode of the gentle comedy starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer. Writer Bob Larbey ; Director/Producer Sydney LotterbyContributors
Unknown:
Judi
Dench
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Palmer.
Unknown:
Bob
Larbey
: EastEnders
Den engineers to meet Chrissie, as Dot reveals all to Jim. Writer Tony Jordan Cast Thu/Fri Repeated at 10pm on BBC3 (AD) Soap & Flannel: page 34Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Jordan
: Animal Hospital - the Big Story
2/4. Following a decade of stories covering the treatment of animals at RSPCA's Putney hospital in west London, Rolf Harris explores why the series chose the location as its home. And more vets and fans talk about the show's impact. Series producer Tony Moulsdale ; Executive producer Tina FletcherContributors
Unknown:
Rolf
Harris
Producer:
Tony
Moulsdale
Producer:
Tina
Fletcher
: Messiah 3
The Promise 1/2. Ken Stott returns as the uncompromising DCI Metcalfe in the dark psychological thriller. When injured inmates are moved to a rundown hospital following a prison riot, a sadistic killer wreaks bloody mayhem among them. Strong language and violence. Concludes tomorrow 9pm.Writer Lizzie Mickery ; Producers Sophie Gardiner and Sanne Wohlenberg
Director David Drury More cast Tuesday New season preview: page 17
Contributors
Writer:
Lizzie
Mickery
Producer:
Sophie
Gardiner
Producer:
Sanne
Wohlenberg
Director:
David
Drury
DCI Red Metcalfe:
Ken
Stott
Dl Duncan Warren:
Neil
Dudgeon
DI Kate Beauchamp:
Frances
Grey
Dr Carl Hendserson:
Michael
Maloney
Pace Tierney:
Liam
Cunningham
Susan Metcalfe:
Michelle
Forbes
Thomas Stone:
Sam
Troughton
Sal Meti:
Darrell
D'Silva
Dr Philip Ryder:
Tom
Ellis
Gerry Whyte:
Leo
Bill
: BBC News
With Sian Williams.Regional News; Weather with Helen Willetts.
Contributors
Unknown:
Sian
Williams.
Unknown:
Helen
Willetts.
: Comedy Connections
8/8. Red Dwarf. Mutant cats, talking holograms, robots and the last human in the universe aren't traditionally the stuff of sitcoms, but Red Dwarf is the most watched BBC2 comedy of the last 15 years. Charting how the show finally hit the screen in 1988 after repeatedly being turned down, tonight's programme also speaks to those involved in the comedy - including writers Doug Naylor and Rob Grant and stars Craig Charles and Chris Barrie.Director Angus Mcintyre : Series producer Toby Stevens There's an episode of Red Dwarf on Wednesday at 11.20pm on BBC2
Contributors
Unknown:
Doug
Naylor
Unknown:
Rob
Grant
Unknown:
Craig
Charles
Unknown:
Chris
Barrie.
Director:
Angus
McIntyre
Producer:
Toby
Stevens
: Working Girl
A treat of a comedy starring Harrison Ford , Sigoumey Weaver and Melanie Griffith. Discovering that her boss has taken credit for one of her ideas, put-upon secretary Tess McGill calls in the help of broker Jack Trainer as she looks to climb Wall Street's corporate ladder herself. Review page 44.Director Mike Nichols (1988, 15) (AD) Film Trivia: page 41
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Harrison
Ford
Unknown:
Sigoumey
Weaver
Unknown:
Melanie
Griffith.
Unknown:
Tess
McGill
Unknown:
Jack
Trainer
Director:
Mike
Nichols
Jack Trainer:
Harrison
Ford
Katharine Parker:
Sigoumey
Weaver
Tess McGill:
Melanie
Griffith
Mick Dugan:
Alec
Baldwin
Cyn:
Joan
Cusack
Oren Trask:
Philip
Bosco
: Sign Zone
Signed programmes. Ends 4.05.The Blue Planet 8/8. Coasts. Exploring between the land and the sea. With enhanced commentary. (AD)
2.10 Superhomes 1/6. Exploring what super-rich buyers require from homes in London. First shown on BBC2 (AD)
3.05 The Boy from the Block: This World How an Aboriginal boy's death sparked race riots in Australia. First shown on BBC2
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This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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