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on BBC One London

Andy Crane - starting with
Dooby Duck's Disco: QE2: starring Dooby Duck.
Live from on board the QE2 Dooby's mobile disco brings you music and dance and swells from the glamorous trio Micerama and the Kwackerjacks.

4.00pm Henry's Cat: The Pilfered Pearls
The great detective Henry's Cat and Dr Whatsit help
Lady Penelope recover her priceless pearls from the cunning magician Rombini. Narrated by Bob Godfrey Script STAN HAYWARD
Production Mike Hayes (R)

4.15pm Danny the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl told by Joss Ackland for Jackanory. 4: Into the Wood (R)

4.25pm Hokey Wolf: Chock Full Chuck Wagon

4.35pm Gruey Twoey A series in six parts by Martin Riley
3: Battle of the Giants
Tai Chi, kites and flowerbeds conspire to get Gruey and Nidgey working together - almost.

4.55pm Newsround

5.05pm Blue Peter
with Mark Curry, Caron Keating and Yvette Fielding.
Pile 'Em High, Sell 'Em Cheap, Roll up, roll up, it's all happening at the famous Petticoat Lane Sunday market in the East End of London!
That's where Mark, Caron and Yvette have set up their great Blue Peter bring-and-buy sale stall. Find out how much they made to help the people of Kampuchea. CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Contributors

Presenter (Children's BBC):
Andy Crane
Created by ("Dooby Duck"):
Roger Stevenson
Created by ("Dooby Duck"):
Harry Stuart
Executive Producer ("Dooby Duck"):
Christopher Pilhngton
Production ("Dooby Duck"):
Peter Leslie
Narrator ("Henry's Cat"):
Bob Godfrey
Script ("Henry's Cat"):
Stan Hayward
Production ("Henry's Cat"):
Mike Hayes
Author ("Danny the Champion of the World"):
Roald Dahl
Storyteller ("Danny the Champion of the World"):
Joss Ackland
Writer ("Gruey Twoey"):
Martin Riley
Studio Sound ("Gruey Twoey"):
Roy Bradshaw
Studio Lighting ("Gruey Twoey"):
John Spicer
Videotape Editor ("Gruey Twoey"):
Ian Williams
Executive Producer ("Gruey Twoey"):
Paul Stone
Director ("Gruey Twoey"):
Roger Singleton Turner
Gruey:
Kieran O'Brien
Wooly:
Danny Collier
Annie Mapin:
Casey Lee
Tricia:
Katisha Kenyon
Nidgey:
Scott Fletcher
Mr Grucock:
Paul Copley
Mrs Grucock:
Jane Lee
Betty:
Maggie Wilkinson
Mrs Tresswell:
Sara Coward
Mr Tresswell:
Stephen Churchett
Mr Slater:
Michael Ripper
Harry Deluxe:
Chris Sanders
PC Humberside:
Michael Greatorex
Hilary:
Belinda Chapman
Mark:
Darren Howles
Presenter ("Blue Peter"):
Mark Curry
Presenter ("Blue Peter"):
Caron Keating
Presenter ("Blue Peter"):
Yvette Fielding

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