Listings
: Open University
6.15 The Health Service: Quality and Culture 6782760 6.40 Pure Maths: In Perspective7.05 Chemistry: The Lithium Row 6331586 7.30 Education:
Measures of Success
7.55 PieterBruegel and Popular Culture 4696302 8.20 Stowe and Stantonbury Schools
8.45 Surviving the Exam
: Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
With Philippa Forrester.Cartoon fun. Rpt
: Jonny Briggs
Another chance to see an episode from the second series, originally shown in 1986. Jonny and Albert have tried to discover the mystery of the locked door, with fairly disastrous results.Written by Valerie Georgeson , from a story by Joan Eadington
Contributors
Written By:
Valerie
Georgeson
Story By:
Joan
Eadington
Jonny:
Richard
Holian
Mam:
Jane
Lowe
Dad:
Leslie
Schofield
Rita:
Sue
Devaney
Mavis:
Debbie
Norris
Albert:
Tommy
Robinson
Humphrey:
Jeremy
Austin
: Flip
A lost giraffe head, puppy, wedding cake, and evenMel Gibson and Madonna find their way into Flea and Patsy-P's Federation of Lost
International Property.
Contributors
Unknown:
Mel
Gibson
: Rugrats
Cartoon fun. Stereo: Grange Hill
Another episode from the second series, originally shown in 1979. Simon has survived the fire but will he be able to sort out all his other problems?Devised and written by Phil Redmond
Contributors
Written By:
Phil
Redmond
: Blue Peter
Will Honey become a guide dog for a blind owner?: What'sthat Noise!
The Tracy Brothers are two comedians down on their luck.Their big break comes when they are asked to explore
Birmingham's music scene.
: The O Zone
The music magazine travels to Germany for the Sun Splash Reggae Festival.: Around Westminster
The south east region's political review.Presented by Jonathan Beale with reports by Tim Friend and Philippa Thomas.
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Contributors
Presented By:
Jonathan
Beale
Unknown:
Tim
Friend
Unknown:
Philippa
Thomas.
: Sunday Grandstand
Introduced from Sandwich by Steve Rider.Golf: the Open
The final round of the 122nd
Open from Royal St George's, Sandwich. Last year, an emotional Nick Faldo fought off a brave late challenge by American John Cook to win a memorable third Open title in six years. Faldo's first Open success came at Muirfield in 1987 when he took the title with a faultless final round of 18 pars. He won the title for a second time in 1990 at
St Andrews. In addition to
Faldo, Greg Norman ,
Seve Ballesteros , Mark Calcavecchia and Ian Baker-Finch have all been crowned Open champions since the last championship at Sandwich. Ryder Cup star
Jose-Maria Olazabal achieved his best Open finish at Muirfield last year in third place and many believe it is time the talented Spaniard won his first major. Other leading players hoping to be in the running include US Masters champion Bernhard Langer , Britain's Ian Woosnam , and America's Paul Azinger. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Alex Hay , Dave Marr , Clive Clark , Mike Hughesdon ,
Dougie Donnelly and Mark McCormack. TV presentation John Shrewsbury
12.30-3.30pm
3.30-6.45pm BBC GOLF 93 MAGAZINE: the official BBC sports magazine to accompany this year's tournaments. It features profiles of top players plus a hole-by-hole account of Royal St George's Course at Sandwich, price£2.95, from newsagents.
For details see previous page. As coverage of the golf is live, subsequent programmes may run late or be postponed.
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Rider.
Unknown:
Nick
Faldo
Unknown:
John
Cook
Unknown:
Greg
Norman
Unknown:
Seve
Ballesteros
Unknown:
Mark
Calcavecchia
Unknown:
Ian
Baker-Finch
Unknown:
Jose-Maria
Olazabal
Unknown:
Bernhard
Langer
Unknown:
Ian
Woosnam
Unknown:
Paul
Azinger.
Commentary By:
Peter
Alliss
Commentary By:
Bruce
Critchley
Commentary By:
Alex
Hay
Commentary By:
Dave
Marr
Commentary By:
Clive
Clark
Commentary By:
Mike
Hughesdon
Unknown:
Dougie
Donnelly
Unknown:
Mark
McCormacK.
Unknown:
John
Shrewsbury
: 100 Great Sporting Moments
Bob Willis 's contribution toEngland's 1981 Test victory over Australia at Headingley.
Series producer Jeff Goddard
Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Willis
Producer:
Jeff
Goddard
: Rough Guide to the World's Islands
Sicily. A look at the Italian island's more unusual sights. Producer Bridget BoseleySeries producers Sharon Ali , Dave Stewart
Contributors
Producer:
Bridget
Boseley
Producers:
Sharon
Ali
Producers:
Dave
Stewart
: The Prize
Documentary series telling the dramatic story of the oil industry. The Black Giant. When a small time wildcatter struck oil in east Texas, the result was chaos. It was the biggest gusher ever and oil fever went out of control.Producer Vivian Ducat
Series producer William Cran
An In Vision/Majestic production for BBCtv
Contributors
Producer:
William
Cran
: A Night on the Tyne
An evening of programmes from Tyneside, starting with Off the WallThe art experiment on Newcastle's Byker housing estate comes to an end as the six residents return laden with artworks. David Mach finishes his impressive outdoor sculpture as they set up the exhibition - the photographs and Goyas in the Hare and Hounds, the Constable in the shop. Director Mick Conefrey
Producer George Courtice
9.40pm Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?
A classic edition from 1973 of the comedy series written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais , set in the north east, starring
Rodney Bewes , James Bolam Guess Who's Coming to
Dinner? Bob thinks Terry needs new friends and invites him to a trendy dinner party. Producer James Gilbert
The com ic gen ius of Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais
SEE FEATURE page 23
10.10pm Get Carter
Crime drama starring Michael Caine
Britt Ekland
Jack Carter is a man with a mission. When his brother dies mysteriously in Newcastle, Jack uncovers a conspiracy linking the local villains and some "respectable" citizens.
Director Mike Hodges (1971)
SEE FILMS pages
Contributors
Unknown:
David
MacH
Director:
Mick
Conefrey
Producer:
George
Courtice
Written By:
Dick
Clement
Written By:
Ian
La Frenais
Unknown:
Rodney
Bewes
Unknown:
James
Bolam
Producer:
James
Gilbert
Unknown:
Dick
Clement
Unknown:
Ian
La Frenais
Unknown:
Michael
Caine
Unknown:
Britt
Ekland
Unknown:
Jack
Carter
Director:
Mike
Hodges
Jack Carter:
Michael
Caine
Anna Fletcher:
Britt
Ekland
Cyril Kinnear:
John
Osborne
EricPaice:
Ian
Hendry
Cliff Brumby:
Bryan
Mosley
Glenda:
Geraldine
Moffat
Margaret:
Dorothy
White
Keith:
Alun
Armstrong
Albert Swift:
Glynn
Edwards
Peter:
Tony
Beckley
: Encounters
Last of the dramatised meetings between figures from the past. Opium Eater by Andrew Dallmeyer . Edinburgh, 1820: as starving writer Thomas de Quincey struggles to finish an essay, his manservant Willy arrives with bread and laudanum.With Paul Rhys and Peter Mullan.
Director Chris Bernard ; Producer Paddy Higson
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
Dallmeyer
Unknown:
Thomas
de Quincey
Unknown:
Paul
Rhys
Unknown:
Peter
Mullan.
Director:
Chris
Bernard
Producer:
Paddy
Higson
: Moviedrome
Introduced by Alex Cox.Weekend
Drama starring Mireille Dare
Jean Yanne
Two homicidal lovers take off for a country weekend, experiencing strange encounters with historical personalities. In French with English subtitles.
With Jean-Pierre Kalfon and Valerie Legrange.
Director Jean-Luc Godard (1967)
SEE FILMS pages 32-41
Moviedrome producer Nick Freand Jones MOVIEDROME GUIDE: send cheque/PO for £3.00, payable to BSS, to [address removed].
Contributors
Introduced By:
Alex
Cox.
Unknown:
Mireille
Dare
Unknown:
Jean
Yanne
Unknown:
Jean-Pierre
Kalfon
Unknown:
Valerie
Legrange.
Director:
Jean-Luc
Godard
Producer:
Nick Freand
Jones
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