Listings
: Joe 90
Puppet series (Repeat): Playdays
What are Morris and Milly building? Repeat Stereo ...................: Bitsa
Simon Pascoe and Caitlin Easterby transform household junk into something special. Repeat Stereo .Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Pascoe
Unknown:
Caitlin
Easterby
: The littlest Pet Shop
Cartoon about some ingenious animals and the eccentric pet shop that sold them.: The ltsy Bitsy Spider
Animated antics of an arachnid. Repeat: The Mask
Cartoon about an ancient mask thatturns its owner into a superhero.Repeat Stereo: Ship to Shore
Comedy drama. As the sports carnival gets underway, Babe takes Guido's place in the cross-country race. Repeat Stereo: Grange Hill
The series from 1988.Gonch's latest scheme runs into trouble. Why is Matthew so upset?
Written by David Angus Repeat Subtitled ..
Contributors
Written By:
David
Angus
: The Queen's Nose
MrParkerwishes that Grandma would turn into a toad.Shown last Wednesday on BBCl
: As Seen on TV
Children'scamcorder show, this week from Greenwich in London. Including moving film in which 13-year-old Liz Lyons shares her feelings about the tragic death of her sister, Stereo .... Items from previous series can be seen monday. 6.45pmContributors
Unknown:
Liz
Lyons
: Shooting Stars
Celebrity quiz. The guests are television presenter Vanessa Feltz, weatherman Fred Talbot, singer Louise Wener and Fast Show comedian Mark Williams.(Shown last Friday) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Contributors
Presenter:
Vanessa
Feltz
Singer:
Fred
Talbot
Singer:
Louise
Wener
Unknown:
Mark
Williams.
: The Sunday Show
Magazine show hosted by Donna McPhail , with Paul Tonkinson 's football chat, Jenny Ross 's popgossip and Dennis Pennis up to no good in New York. Stereo .......Contributors
Unknown:
Donna
McPhail
Unknown:
Paul
Tonkinson
Unknown:
Jenny
Ross
Unknown:
Dennis
Pennis
: The Simpsons: Bart the Daredevil
Bart tries to practise some death-defying skateboard stunts.(Shown yesterday at 5.30pm on BBC1)
Followed by Rocky Star
Spoof space adventure. Rocky is shot by the dastardly Zog.
(Black and white)
: South of Westminster
Analysis of the week's political events in the South. With Bruce Parker. Stereo.Contributors
Unknown:
Bruce
Parker.
: Around Westminster
Political events as they affect the SouthEast. Presented by Jon Sopel. REGIONAL PROGRAMMES
Contributors
Presented By:
Jon
Sopel.
: Snooker
Live coverage of the final of the 20thUKChampionship.from the Guild Hall,
Preston. The first final was played in and since then Steve Davis has won the title six times and Stephen Hendryfour.
Hosted by David Vine , with commentary by Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds ,
John Spencer , John Virgo and Dennis Taylor. The evening session begins at 7.25pm.
Directors TrevorMorris. JohnWatts
Subsequent programmes may run late
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
Stephen
Hendryfour.
Unknown:
David
Vine
Commentary By:
Clive
Everton
Commentary By:
Ray
Edmonds
Commentary By:
John
Spencer
Commentary By:
John
Virgo
Commentary By:
Dennis
Taylor.
: Rugby Special
Highlights from a busy weekend of international rugby, with England playing the New Zealand Barbarians, Wales facing the visiting Australians, and France takingon South Africa in Bordeaux. Presented by John Inverdale. EditorGerardLaneContributors
Presented By:
John
Inverdale.
: Spirits of the Jaguar: The Forging of a New World
A new four-part documentary series exploring the origins of the wildlife and ancient civilisations of the Caribbean and Central America.The Pacific Ocean was the birthplace of the Caribbean islands. As they moved eastwards, they took on board animals. More islands fused together to create the Americas, a land mass which offered a home to a spectacular range of wildlife. See today's choices.
Kingdom of the jaguar: page 29
Contributors
Series Producer:
Paul
Reddish
: The Money Programme
Important stories from the world of business and work. Presented by Donald MacCormick.Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys
Contributors
Presented By:
Donald
MacCormick.
Editor:
Diarmuid
Jeffreys
: Snooker
Continuingthe live coverage of the final of the UK championship from the Guild Hall, Preston. Stephen Hendry began the competition seeking his third consecutive UK title and his fifth win overall. How has he fared and whose name will be on the trophy at the end of tonight's session? Presented by David Vine. Among the commentators is John Virgo , winnerofthe UKchampionship in 1979, plus Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds , John Spencer and Dennis Taylor.Subsequent programmes may change
Contributors
Unknown:
. Stephen
Hendry
Presented By:
David
Vine.
Unknown:
John
Virgo
Unknown:
Clive
Everton
Unknown:
Ray
Edmonds
Unknown:
John
Spencer
Unknown:
Dennis
Taylor.
: The Crow Road
Concluding the four-part adaptation of lain Banks's darkly humorous novel. Starring Joseph McFadden Bill Paterson , Peter CapaldiRory. Prentice discovers Rory's final, unbelievable secret about his family.
Written by Bryan Elsley ; Producer Bradley Adams Director Gavin Millar Shown last Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Joseph
McFadden
Unknown:
Bill
Paterson
Unknown:
Peter
Capaldi
Written By:
Bryan
Elsley
Producer:
Bradley
Adams
Director:
Gavin
Millar
Prentice McHoan:
Joseph
McFadden
Kenneth McHoan:
Bill
Paterson
Rory McHoan:
Peter
Capaldi
Ashley Watt:
Valerie
Edmond
Fiona Urvill:
Stella
Gonet
Fergus Urvill:
David
Robb
Lewis McHoan:
Dougray
Scott
Janice:
Patricia
Kerrigan
Hamish McHoan:
Paul
Young
LachlanWatt:
Alex
Norton
Mary McHoan:
Elizabeth
Sinclair
Verity:
Simone
Bendix
Aunt Antonia:
Claire
Nielson
Helen Urvill:
Jenny
Ryan
Diana Urvill:
Sarah
Gudgeon
Mrs McSpadden:
Irene
Sunters
Dean Watt:
Stephen
McCole
Droid:
Ian
Bustard
Lizzie:
Julie
Austin
Gavin:
Brian
Alexander
Blawke:
Robert
James
Paxton-Marr:
John
Harding
Receptionist:
Katy
Hale
: Angel Baby
Drama starringGeorge Hamilton
Evangelist Paul Strand tours the southern American states preaching his fiery brand of religion. Then a young mute girl attends his prayer meeting and recovers the power of speech. Featuring Burt Reynolds in one of his first feature-length screen appearances.
Director Paul Wendkos (1961)
Black and white Subtitled .....................
* See Films: pages 69-76 ***
Followed byWeatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
George
Hamilton
Unknown:
Evangelist Paul
Strand
Unknown:
Burt
Reynolds
Director:
Paul
Wendkos
Paul Strand:
George
Hamilton
Sarah Strand:
Mercedes
McCambridge
Angel Baby:
Salome
Jens
Mollie Hays:
Joan
Blondell
Ben Hays:
Henry
Jones
Hoke Adams:
Burt
Reynolds
Sam Wilcox:
Roger
Clark
Otis Finch:
Dudley
Remus
Mrs Brooks:
Victoria
Adams
Farm girl:
Barbara
Biggart
Little boy:
Davy
Biladeau
: The Learning Zone
Believing2.00 The Big Question (programmes 1-5)
Well-known people talk about their beliefs and offer their philosophies on life; RE Collection Life and Death - exploring the big issues involved in matters of life and death: A-Z of Belief
Animal Spirituality - young people challenge and explore beliefs about animal rights.
Languages
4.00 Deutsch Plus (3-6)
Television drama in German for beginners.
Business and Work
5.00 The Small Business Programme - Security and staff training: 20 Steps to Better Management - the Drama
John announces major changes at Redware, but getting rid of the dead wood is not an easy business.
FURTHER INFORMATION: call [number removed] (local rates)
Open University
6.00 The All-Electric Home
The development of domestic electricity in Britain and the changes it brought about for women in the home.
6.25 Technology The March of Aluminium
The transformation of aluminium from a precious metal at the end of the last century to a material in everyday use by the Second World War.
6.50 Wheels of Progress
The origins of the 20th-century's love affair with the motor car.
Free Learning Zone Guide: call [number removed]
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