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Starring Ed Stewart with Zed and special guests Vanity Fare

'I'm wasted on a show like this - Sowing for a Gong or Omnitram are where I belong.' So says Zed, the Rebel Robot who tries to bring a spot of culture - as well as a few jokes from his Family Funbook - to this week's Ed and Zed!
There's also the usual mystery story, an excerpt from Walt Disney's Pinocchio, and some super songs from that hit-making group Vanity Fare.

Contributors

Presenter:
Ed Stewart
Musicians:
Vanity Fare
Script:
Jack Tinker
Script/Producer:
Paul Ciani
Director:
Paul A. Smith

Introduced by Frank Bough

12.50* Football Preview
Introduced by Sam Leitch

1.5* Fight of the Week: Brian Hudson (Woodford) v Jackie Lee (Hoxton)
Highlights of this Southern Area lightweight title fight at Shoreditch Town Hall.

1.20; 2.25; 2.55; 3.25* Racing from Newbury
1.30 Speen Novices' Hurdle Race (over 2 miles)
2.35 Hennessy Gold Cup Handicap Steeplechase (over 3 miles 2 furlongs 82 yds)
3.5 Berkshire Hurdle Race (over 2 miles)
3.35 North Street Handicap Steeplechase (over 2 miles and 160 yards)

1.40* Show Jumping: The Midland Bank Indoor Show Jumping Championship of Great Britain
The big names of British show jumping compete at Stoneleigh on their horses of the future in the first of a special series of winter competitions.

2.45* Cricket: The First Test: Australia v England
Highlights of yesterday's first day's play in Brisbane, and news of today's scoreboard.
(For today's play see BBC2, 6.45 pm)

3.45* Rugby League: Lancashire Cup Final: Leigh v St Helens
Two top clubs compete at Swinton for one of Rugby League's major trophies.

4.50* Results Service
including classified football, rugby, and racing results; action highlights and reports on the day's outstanding fixtures.

Grandstand Timetable:
12.50 Football Preview
1.5 Fight of the Week
1.20 Racing from Newbury
1.40 Show Jumping from Stoneleigh
2.25 Racing from Newbury
2.45 Cricket: The First Test
2.55 Racing from Newbury
3.15 Sports Round-up
3.25 Racing from Newbury
3.45 Rugby League from Swinton
4.40 Teleprinter
4.50 Results
Timings are subject to alteration in order to keep up to date with events.
(Sports Personality coupon: page 11)

Contributors

Presenter:
Frank Bough
Presenter (Football Preview):
Sam Leitch
Boxer (Fight of the Week):
Brian Hudson
Boxer (Fight of the Week):
Jackie Lee
Commentator (Fight of the Week):
Harry Carpenter
Commentator (Racing):
Peter O'Sullevan
Commentator (Racing):
Clive Graham
TV Presentation (Racing):
Dennis Monger
Commentator (Show Jumping):
Dorian Williams
TV Presentation (Show Jumping):
Alan Mouncer
Commentator (Rugby League):
Eddie Waring
TV Presentation (Rugby League):
Ray Lakeland
Grandstand presented for television by:
Brian Venner
Editor:
Alan Hart

And if it's Derek Nimmo expect the unexpected as he talks, entertains, and welcomes his guests - including you.
(Derek Nimmo is appearing in "Charlie Girl" at the Adelphi Theatre, London)

Contributors

Presenter:
Derek Nimmo
Musical Director:
Ken Jones
Script:
Peter Vincent
Designer:
Christopher Thompson
Director:
Roger Ordish
Producer:
Richard Drewett

by Gerald Kelsey
A series created by Ted Willis
starring Jack Warner

Once a man gets involved in crime, there's no telling to what lengths he may be driven.

Contributors

Writer:
Gerald Kelsey
Series creator:
Ted Willis
Designer:
Keith Harris
Producer:
Joe Waters
Director:
Robin Nash
George Dixon:
Jack Warner
Eddie Blunstone:
Barrie Rutter
Len Kirby:
Colin Spaull
Ray Crouch:
Phil Woods
Mr Farmer:
Michael Stainton
Marilyn Blunstone:
Julie Samuel
Mrs Pearson:
Natalie Kent
Sgt Wills:
Nicholas Donnelly
Mavis:
Sally Faulkner
Det-Con Swain:
Robert Arnold
Det-Sgt Crawford:
Peter Byrne
Phyllis:
Ann Michelle
PC Newton:
Michael Osborne
Det-Con Lauderdale:
Geoffrey Adams
Mr Randall:
Reginald Barratt
Miss Hayes:
Patsy Smart
Knocker White:
Arthur English
Mr Gibbs:
Patrick Westwood

starring Rolf Harris in the first of his shows to be recorded in Germany and including a visit to historic Heidelberg Castle
with The Young Generation: Heather Beckers, Marie Betts, Ann Chapman, Jackie Dalton, Denise Fone, Carol Forbes, Lynda Herbert, Carolyn Heywood, Linda Jolliff, Kay Korda, Linda Lawrence, Cheryl Matthews, Sandy Penson, Susan Toogood, Wei Wei Wong, Bobby Bannerman, Iain Burton, Chris Cooper, Roger Finch, Richard Gough, Chris Hennen, Harry Higham, Roger Howlett, Nigel Lythgoe, Colin Pilditch, Jeremy Robinson, Brian Rogers, Donald Torr, Kenneth Warwick, Trevor Willis

Guest artists Alice and Ellen Kessler, Esther Ofarim, Jamie Phillips
with Bibi Johns
Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra
(A BBCtv/ZDF co-production)

Contributors

Entertainer:
Rolf Harris
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Heather Beckers
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Marie Betts
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Ann Chapman
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Jackie Dalton
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Carol Forbes
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Lynda Herbert
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Carolyn Heywood
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Linda Jolliff
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Kay Korda
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Linda Lawrence
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Cheryl Matthews
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Sandy Penson
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Susan Toogood
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Wei Wei Wong
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Bobby Bannerman
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Iain Burton
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Chris Cooper
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Roger Finch
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Richard Gough
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Chris Hennen
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Harry Higham
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Roger Howlett
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Nigel Lythgoe
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Colin Pilditch
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Jeremy Robinson
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Brian Rogers
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Donald Torr
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Kenneth Warwick
Singer/Dancer (The Young Generation):
Trevor Willis
Choreography:
Douglas Squires
Singer/Dancer:
Alice Kessler
Singer/Dancer:
Ellen Kessler
Singer:
Esther Ofarim
Performer:
Jamie Phillips
Singer:
Bibi Johns
Musicians:
Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra
Musical Arrangements:
Alan Roper
Musical Arrangements:
Alyn Ainsworth
Script:
Eric Merriman
Design:
J. Roger Lowe
Associate Producer:
Klaus Weising
Production:
Stewart Morris

A feature film specially made for television and starring Peter Falk, Gene Barry, Katherine Justice, William Windom and Nina Foch

Coldblooded murder by a clever psychiatrist looks like a perfect crime. But an equally clever police detective spots one small lapse in normal human behaviour.

Contributors

Writer:
Richard Levinson
Writer:
William Link
Produced and directed by:
Richard Irving
Lieut Columbo:
Peter Falk
Dr Ray Flemming:
Gene Barry
Joan Hudson:
Katherine Justice
Burt Gordon:
William Windom
Carol Flemming:
Nina Foch
Tommy:
Anthony James
Miss Petrie:
Virginia Gregg

Bernard Braden and his team set off again tonight with a sideways look at the week and a cautionary look at the people who take us for a ride. Ronald Fletcher joins John Pitman and Esther Rantzen to take a searching look at the nonsense of the week.
Surprise Performance
Prominent people entertain us with their undiscovered talents.
This week: Marcus Lipton, MP

Harold Williamson talking to children.
Hilary Pritchard and Chris Munds

Contributors

Presenter:
Bernard Braden
Reporter:
Ronald Fletcher
Reporter:
John Pitman
Reporter:
Esther Rantzen
Performer (Surprise Performance):
Marcus Lipton
Interviewer:
Harold Williamson
Performer:
Hilary Pritchard
Performer:
Chris Munds
Designer:
Don Giles
Programme Associate:
John Lloyd
Director:
Simon Wadleigh
Producer:
Adam Clapham
Editor:
Desmond Wilcox
Editor:
Bill Morton

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