Listings
: Weekend 24
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Jules Botfield , and from 9.00Louise Minchin. (S)
Contributors
Presented By:
Bill
Turnbull
Presented By:
Jules
Botfield
Unknown:
Louise
Minchin.
: The Sharp End with Clive Anderson
A look at the week's news with guests Roy Hattersley and The Times's Giles Coren. (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Roy
Hattersley
Unknown:
Giles
Coren
: Saturday Kitchen
Paul Rankin serves up braised oxtail with red wine while, frorr. the archives, Jamie Oliver cooks tray-baked pork chops with minted bread sauce. With Antony Worrall Thompson. (S) BBCi: special features via handset, or www.bbc.co.uk/food/saturdaykitchenContributors
Unknown:
Paul
Rankin
Unknown:
Jamie
Oliver
Unknown:
Antony Worrall
Thompson.
: CBBC
Ends 12.00.Dick and Dom In da Bungalow
Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood conclude their wacky morning of games and stunts. More tomorrow at 9am on CBBC channel. (S)
11.00 Top of the Pops Saturday Abs,
Javine, Mis-Teeq, the Cheeky Girls and Blazin' Squad provide this week's sounds. With Fearne Cotton. Director Jason Garbett ; Series producer NickHopkin Repeated at 6pm on CBBC channel (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
McCourt
Unknown:
Dominic
Wood
Director:
Jason
Garbett
: See Hear
in today's youth-orientated show, Memnos Costi and Julian Peedle-Calloo play pranks on the public. With sign language, voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 2.45am on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/seehearContributors
Unknown:
Memnos
Costi
Unknown:
Julian
Peedle-Calloo
: The Sky at Night
The spacecraft Galileo's successful mission to Jupiter is discussed by Patrick Moore. Shown last Sunday on BBC1 (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Patrick
Moore.
: Film 2003 with Jonathan Ross
Including a review of The Matrix Revolutions, the concluding part of the blockbuster trilogy.Shown last Tue on BBC1 (S)
: The Rockford Files
Exit Prentiss Carr. Jim witnesses a murder in the first of three programmes in the Watching the Detectives strand. (R) (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Prentiss
Carr.
: The Nero Wolfe Mysteries
New series American detective drama from Rex Stout's novels. The Golden Spiders. Wolfe tracks down a killer who murders souls as well as bodies. (S): The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Beginning a run of the acclaimed ITV series first shown in 1984. A Scandal in Bohemia. The blackmail of a European royal leads Holmes into danger.Dramatised by Alexander Baron
(S)
Contributors
Dramatised By:
Alexander
Baron
Sherlock Holmes:
Jeremy
Brett
Dr Watson:
David
Burke
Irene Adler:
Gayle
Hunnicutt
King of Bohemia:
Wolf
Kahler
Mrs Hudson:
Rosalie
Williams
: The Great War: 18: Fat Rodzyanko Has Sent Me Some Nonsense
The Russian Revolution heartens the Allies in episode 18 of the 1964 series.(BW) (R) (S)
BBC DVD: The Great War and The World at War DVD Collection, featuring both complete series on 17 discs, £169.99 (rrp £199.99) from [web address removed]
: What thePapers Say
The Daily Telegraph's Jim White on the week's press. (S)32983iiContributors
Unknown:
Jim
White
: Miss Marple: A Caribbean Mystery
While on holiday in Barbados, Miss Marple becomes involved in the hunt for a murderer in this 1989 dramatisation of the Agatha Christie thriller starring Joan Hickson.Dramatised by TR Bowen ; Producer George Gallaccio
Director Christopher Petit (R) (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Agatha
Christie
Unknown:
Joan
Hickson.
Dramatised By:
Tr
Bowen
Producer:
George
Gallaccio
Director:
Christopher
Petit
Miss Marple:
Joan
Hickson
Jason Rafiel:
Donald
Pleasence
Tim Kendal:
Adrian
Lukis
Molly Kendal:
Sophie
Ward
Dr Grahame:
Tp
McKenna
Edward Hillingdon:
Michael
Feast
Evelyn Hillingdon:
Sheila
Ruskin
Major Palgrave:
Frank
Middlemass
Greg Dyson:
Robert
Swan
Lucky Dyson:
Sue
Uoyo
Esther Walters:
Barbara
Bames
Jackson:
Stephen
Bent
Inspector Weston:
Joseph
Mydell
Victoria Johnson:
Valerie
Buchanan
Aunty Johnson:
Isabelle
Lucas
Napier:
Shaughan
Seymour
Raymond West:
Trevor
Bowen
Piers Musgrave:
James
Curran
: Day of the Evil Gun
Western. Reformed gunslinger Lorn Warfield sets out on a dangerous quest to track down his wife and daughters when they are abducted by Apache Indians. Review page 53.Director Jerry Thorpe (1968, PG) (S) (W)
Contributors
Director:
Jerry
Thorpe
Lorn Warfield:
Glenn
Ford
Owen Forbes:
Arthur
Kennedy
Jimmy Noble:
Dean
Jagger
Captain Addis:
John
Anderson
Sheriff Kelso:
Paul
Fix
DeLeon:
Nico
Minardos
Sergeant Parker:
Dean Stanton [Harry Dean
Stanton]
Lydia Yearby:
Pilar
Pellicer
Willford:
Parley
Baer
: The Big Read
The search for the nation's number-one novel continues.At 9.00, John Humphrys is in Alabama to argue the case for Harper Lee 's To Kill a Mockingbird; Sanjeev Bhaskar reveals at 9.30 how The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams has influenced his brand of comedy; then, at 10.00, comedian and author Arabella Weir visits Georgia to celebrate Margaret Mitchell 's epic Gone with the Wind. Votes can be cast on [number removed] (calls cost 15p), by texting (maximum 12p) or via the website [web address removed]. Digital satellite/cable viewers can vote via the remote control. Clive Anderson is on hand to summarise the appeals. Series producers Michael Poole and Mary Sackville West
Series editor Mark Harrison (S) RTSHOP: The Big Read Book of Books, [price removed]. To order telephone [number removed] (calls charged at national rate)
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Humphrys
Unknown:
Harper
Lee
Unknown:
Sanjeev
Bhaskar
Unknown:
Douglas
Adams
Unknown:
Arabella
Weir
Unknown:
Margaret
Mitchell
Unknown:
Clive
Anderson
Producers:
Michael
Poole
Producers:
Mary
Sackville
Editor:
Mark
Harrison
Unknown:
Agatha
Christie
: Have I Got News for You
Another round of the satirical quiz, with Ian Hislop ,Paul Merton and panellists from the world of media and politics. Shown yesterday on BBC1 (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
Hislop
Unknown:
Paul
Merton
: Room 101
Ex-Boyzone frontman Ronan Keating consigns rude people and hangovers to Orwellian oblivion in the first of a new series. Shown last Monday (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Ronan
Keating
: The 37th Annual Country Music Association Awards
From the Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee, Vince Gill introduces the country-music world's equivalent of the Oscars. Among those up for an award are the DixieChicks, Toby Keith , Jimmy Buffett , Floyd Cramer and, posthumously, Johnny Cash. Performances come from such top names as Dolly Parton , Norah Jones , Shania Twain , Faith Hill, Alan Jackson and Tim McGraw.
Producer Mark Hagen (S)
Contributors
Introduces:
Vince
Gill
Unknown:
Toby
Keith
Unknown:
Jimmy
Buffett
Unknown:
Floyd
Cramer
Unknown:
Johnny
Cash.
Unknown:
Dolly
Parton
Unknown:
Norah
Jones
Unknown:
Shania
Twain
Unknown:
Alan
Jackson
Unknown:
Tim
McGraw.
Producer:
Mark
Hagen
: The Sweet Hereafter
Psychological drama. A lawyer arrives in a Canadian community where a bus accident has killed 14 children. Determined to get the parents to sue, his interviews with the bereaved relatives uncover painful areas of his own past. Review page 53.Director Atom Egoyan (1997.15) (S) (W)
Contributors
Mitchell Stephens:
Ian
Holm
Nicole Burnell:
Sarah
Polley
Billy Ansell:
Bruce
Greenwood
Sam Burnell:
Tom
McCamus
Dolores Driscoll:
Gabrielle
Rose
Wanda Otto:
Arsinee
Khanjian
Risa Walker:
Alberta
Watson
Wendell Walker:
Maury
Chaykin
Mary:
Burnell
Brookejohnson
Abbott Driscoll:
David
Hemblen
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated. www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneSecondary Schools AS Guru: Biology 2 - second of two revision programmes for AS-level biology students. (S)
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