9.38 Science Session: Current Affairs
Introduced by Michael Rodd

10.0 Look and Read: Joe and the Sheep Rustlers
(Colour)

10.25-10.45 Ffenestri: Cyfres i blant tua 6 oed 7: Brigad Din
Cyflwynydd GAYNOR MORGAN REES
Cynhyrchydd WYNNE LLOYD
(Windows: Fire Brigade)

11.0 Music Time

11.25 Scene: Morecambe and Wise
(Colour)

Situation comedy

With Bob Langley
and Weatherman Graham Parker

(Colour)

Children from schools in London's East End and Brighton search their minds for answers to this basic question: put by interviewer Gerald Harrison.
(from Manchester; first shown on BBC2)

Michael Parkinson and his guests

(Colour)

by Ursula Moray Williams
Adapted by Susan Ball
with Patrick Troughton

(Next week: Tommy Mac with Norman Rossington)
(Colour)

Introduced by Roy Castle with Ross and Norris McWhirter
This week's special guest: Major J. N. Blashford Snell, MBE, FRGS, RE, the leader of the British Trans-Americas Expedition

with Peter Woods; Weather

bringing you news and views of your region tonight
(including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

A Western series featuring the adventures of the three top hands from the Shiloh ranch and its new British owner.
[Starring] Stewart Granger as Col Mackenzie, James Drury as The Virginian, Doug McClure as Trampas, Lee Majors as Roy Tate

The Indian boy seems to be a murderous uncontrollable savage but something in Tate's past makes him persevere in his attempt to save him.

(Colour)

Written by Eddie Braben
starring Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
Eric and Ernie's guests: Lulu, Rostal and Schaefer
featuring Percy Edwards, Allan Cuthbertson
With Damaris Hayman, Les Rawlings, Johnny Shannon
Guest appearance: Henry Cooper

(Colour)

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods
Weather

Starring William Conrad

Woody Long, top country and western singing star, is killed when his private plane crashes. Hired by an insurance company to investigate the accident, Cannon faces surprising hostility from both Woody's widow and his brother. Their attitude makes Cannon suspicious and he begins to probe deeper into the life led by the late singing star-with dramatic results.

A Portrait of the Heavyweight Champion of the World
Introduced by Harry Carpenter
Next Monday, Joe Frazier defends his World Heavyweight Championship against George Foreman, in the most critical big fight since the classic Frazier-Muhammad Ali showdown nearly two years ago. BBC1 is covering the fight, which takes place in Jamaica.
Frazier, son of an impoverished turnip farmer, slugged his way from a Philadelphia slaughterhouse, where he once worked, to become an Olympic Gold medallist. From there he battled on to his present position as the world's number one fighter - the only man to tame the great Muhammad Ali.
Tonight's film tells the fascinating story of the Heavyweight Champion.

(Colour)

with David Dimbleby, his guests and his studio audience

(except London): Closedown