Listings
: See Hear Breakfast News
Daily recording of BBC I's 7am News, with signing and subtitles. Stereo ....: Children's BBC: Smurfs' Adventures
Cartoon with the little blue creatures.: Children's BBC: Blue Peter
Shown last Friday. (Stereo): Children's BBC: Johnson and Friends
Fun with toys that come to life. (Rpt): Songs of Praise
Shownyesterday4.45pm Stereo Subtitled.: The Natural World
Amazon: the Flooded ForestThe first of a two-part examination of extraordinary aspects of the rainforest.
Part 2 is tomorrow at 9.05am Rpt Stereo.
: Children's BBC: Playdays
Why Bird's counter is a mess.: The Fugitive
Drama series about a man on the run.Ballad fora Ghost. Kimble gets involved with a woman who resembles his dead wife. FirstshownonlTV B/W
: Camp Wilder
Comedy series about teenagers. Ricky tries to enjoy her day off.: The Addams Family
The family adopt a gorilla, B/W Rpt.: Great Crimes and Trials of the 20th Century
The story of thirties outlaws Bonnie and Clyde, who terrorised the American Midwest. B/W and Colour: Working Lunch
Daily live consumer news. Stereo ....: Children's BBC: Model Millie
Millie makes a road for her model. (Rpt) (Stereo): Grand Prix
Shown yesterday at 12.35am Stereo ......: The Oprah Winfrey Show
The audience and guests discuss male eating disorders. stereo Subtitled.: Year of the Pier
A series looking at some of Britain's surviving piers starts with a stroll alongBrighton's Palace Pier. Stereo .....
: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: Ready, Steady, Cook
Culinary game show. Stereo ........: Esther
Esther Rantzen asks to what extent pay reflects value to society. Stereo ..Contributors
Unknown:
Esther
Rantzen
: News
SubtitledRegional News and Weather
: Children's BBC: Tex Avery
Cartoon. (Rpt): Children's BBC: Fudge
American comedy. Peter does the washing. (Stereo) (Subtitled): Children's BBC: F O T
Bizarre facts - but are they false or true? (Stereo) (Subtitled): Children's BBC: Newsround
(Subtitled): Children's BBC: Blue Peter
Katy Hill looks at the Disney animation James and the Giant Peach, while Tim Vincent visits story author Roald Dahl's family home. Rptd tomorrow 7.55am. (Stereo) (Subtitled)Contributors
Presenter:
Katy
Hill
Presenter:
Tim
Vincent
: Today's the Day
First semi-final of the nostalgia quiz, presented by Martyn Lewis. The second semi-final is tomorrow, 8.00pm. Executive producer Mark Rowland ; Series producer HenryEagles Stereo ....Contributors
Presented By:
Martyn
Lewis.
Producer:
Mark
Rowland
: Star Trek: the Next Generation
Pre-emptive Strike. Ro Laren accepts an assignment to infiltrate a renegade Federation force known as the Maquis. But that decision forces her to choose between her loyalty to Jean-Luc Picard and her hatred of the Cardassians.The last feature-length episode in the series can be seen on Wednesday at 6.00pm For cast see
Wednesday Stereo Subtitled ............
Contributors
Unknown:
Ro
Laren
Unknown:
Jean-Luc
Picard
: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Space Vampire. TheVorvon.a creature that steals souls, chooses Wilma Deeringto be its victim.Buck Rogers GIL GERARD, Colonel Wilma Deering ERIN GRAY , DrHuerTIM O'CONNOR, Twiki PATTY
MALONEY, Vorvon NICHOLAS HORMANN
Contributors
Unknown:
Wilma
Deeringto
Unknown:
Colonel Wilma
Deering
Unknown:
Erin
Gray
Unknown:
Twiki
Patty
Unknown:
Vorvon Nicholas
Hormann
: Gower's Cricket Monthly
David Gower presents th is month's s programme from Lord's, where he takes a touraround the home of cricket in the week of England's match against India. Geoffrey Boycott provides his views in a look ahead to the SecondTest, and there's a report on the First Test. Plus in the video diary feature, an unusual angle on another county.
Producer Alan Griffiths ; Series producer Philip Bemie
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Gower
Producer:
Alan
Griffiths
Producer:
Philip
Bemie
: In the Blood
Indian RouletteIn the fifth of a six-part series that looks at ancestry, biologist and writer Steve Jones asks if people belong to a nation because of their genes. His search takes him to the world's largest casino where four hopefuls want to prove their links to the Pequot Indians - and reap the benefits of a special gambling law. He also visits a field near Frankfurt where 2,000 Germans are re-writing their inheritance. See today's choices. Producer Tessa Livingstone ; Executive producer
Robin Brightwell
DESIGNS OF THE TIMES
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Jones
Producer:
Tessa
Livingstone
Producer:
Robin
Brightwell
: Building Sights
Cartoonist Posy Simmonds discovers a remarkable police station in Wood Street in the City of London.Director Francesca Joseph ; Producer Ruth Rosenthal The Designs of the Times season continues with Public Property tomorrow at 7.30pm
Contributors
Director:
Francesca
Joseph
Producer:
Ruth
Rosenthal
- Building Sights: Wood Street Police Station 10 minutes
: The X Files
Continuing the repeat episodes from the first series.Fire. Mulder is forced to face his deepest fears when people start catchingfire for no apparent reason. Gillian Anderson presents Future Fantastic on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC 1. See today's choices.
Contributors
Unknown:
Gillian
Anderson
Fox Mulder:
David
Duchovny
Dana Scully:
Gillian
Anderson
Phoebe Green:
Amanda
Pays
Bob the caretaker:
Mark
Sheppard
Sir Malcolm:
Dan
Lett
Lady Marsden:
Laurie
Paton
Beatty:
Duncan
Fraser
Michael:
Keegan
MacIntosh
Woman in bar:
Lynda
Boyd
Jimmie:
Christopher
Gray
: Clash of the Titans
Borg v McEnroeThe second of a new series of six programmes that relive great sporting rivalries. Tonight's programme recalls the battle between hero of the tennis establishment BjomBorg and the mercurial John McEnroe at Wimbledon in 1980.
Producer Adelene Alani
Executive producer Tony Moss
Stereo
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Contributors
Producer:
Adelene
Alani
: Alexander Trocchi - a Life in Pieces
In the fifties Glasgow-bom writer and rebel Alexander Trocchi was lauded by William Burroughs , Leonard Cohen and Samuel Beckett. But sadly, as this portrait reveals, his addiction to heroin stood in the way of him achievingthe literary heights expected.Director Tim Niel ; Producer Allan Campbell
(PDC 11.15-12.00 676920)
Contributors
Unknown:
Alexander
Trocchi
Unknown:
William
Burroughs
Unknown:
Leonard
Cohen
Unknown:
Samuel
Beckett.
Director:
Tim
Niel
Producer:
Allan
Campbell
: Close Up
A series in which people talk about their favourite moments in the movies.Producer Nick Freand Jones Another Close Up is on Tuesday at 11.45pm
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Producer:
Nick Freand
Jones
: The Midnight Hour
Topical chat show, today presented by Bernard Ingham.Contributors
Presented By:
Bernard
Ingham.
: The Learning Zone
Open University12.30 Design for an Alien World - the plans for a mission to Titan. Subtitled 41302 1.00 Psychology
Child's Play Rpt Subtitled 15050 1.30 Dialogue in the Dark
Night School
2.00 Teaching Today Plus BBC Focus
4.00 Royal Institution Discourse 63789 5.00 Wise Up Women into Science Rpt 5490418 5.15
Department of Health Special
Changing Childbirth
5.30 RCN Nursing Update
Open University
6.00 General Relativity An Isolated Fact Rpt 6467147 6.25 Seal Secrets Rpt Subtitled 6446654 6.50 The
Eurovision Song Contest - Counting the Cost
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