A series of eight programmes 8 : Dinosaurs and After
Introduced by DR ALAN CHARIG
Director PETER RAMSDEN
Producer BRENDA HORSFIED
A WARNER BROTHERS cartoon
Today: The Way to Eden
Way off course with 'way out' space-hippie passengers seeking the way out to their planetary paradise, a disconcerted Captain Kirk has difficulty in imposing discipline.
Esther Rantzen keeps order among contestants who are joined by Marilyn Ward and Ray Alan
Director GEOFF WILSON Producer CECIL KORER
Serial play
Weather BILL GILES
Bob Langley , David Seymour and Donny MacLeod with a special, spectacular live programme for 1976-the Bicentenary of American Independence.
Editor TERRY DOBSON
(Repeat)
in a feature film On the Carpet with Brenda Joyce
Jacqueline De Wit , Elena Verdugo Country boy Benny Miller takes a gramophone record course in salesmanship, wins his diploma and sets off for the Big City to become the greatest salesman of all time....
Director WILLIAM A. SEITER
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A new series of six programmes with Tony Soper 6: Camouflage
Staying alive is a serious business for animals, and their survival means being successful in the game of hide and seek.
There are all kinds of ways of vanishing from view. Juicy moths resemble broken twigs; grasshoppers look like half hoppers and who is looking for half a meal! And there are sea creatures that you can see through.
TONY SOPER wanders the veldt and visits seabird colonies in South Africa seeking marvellous examples in the art of disguise.
Film editor RON MARTIN Producer JOHN SPARKS BBC Bristol
A programme for children under 5
by William Rushton
with William Rushton
with Christopher Biggins as the Archbishop
Today: The Geranium talks to the Animals
Creepy Trip to Lemonstrip
starring Don Maclean and featuring
Peter Glaze , Jan Hunt
Introduced by Ed Stewart with special guests The Wombles The Rubettes
Script by BOB HEDLET , TONY HARE and PETER ROBINSON
Music BERT HAYES AND RIS ORCHESTRA Designer STEVE BROWNSEY
Assistant producer BRIAN PENDERS Producer BRIAN WHITEHOUSE
with Peter Woods ; Weatherman
In which, after your regional news programmes, MICHAEL BARRATT FRANK BOUGH , BOB WELLINGS SUSANNE HALL and DILYS MORGAN present the British scene to the people of Britain and at 6.45* Sportswide
Jimmy Hill looks forward to the weekend's sport, starting with Football, and the Third Round of the FA Cup. Also, Rugby Union, England v Australia; and from Racing, Peter O'Sullevan previews Newbury.
Sportswide : Producer MIKE MURPHY Nationwide:
Depuly editor STUART WILKINSON Editor JOHN GAU
Nature's Strangest Oddballs
Featuring the extraordinary cartoon character Professor Ludwig Von Drake , who looks at some even more peculiar creatures, real and imaginary. A combination of true-life and cartoon.
A WALT DISNEY production
with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather
from Sadler's Wells Theatre
Joseph Cooper introduces:
Natalia Makarova and Mikhail Baryshnikov, Jeanette Pilou and John Brecknock, John Lill, James Galway
London Philharmonic Orchestra leader Rodney Friend, conductors Robin Stapleton, Ashley Lawrence
(Natalia Makarova, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Robin Stapleton and Ashley Lawrence appear by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden; John Brecknock appears by permission of the ENO)
: BARRY NORMAN goes to
Hollywood and talks to LIZA MINNELLI , GENE HACKMAN and BURT REYNOLDS
WEST A Child in the Forest: dramatised documentary about the Forest of Dean south Report South: This Sporting Year. Sports personalities look back to 1975 and discuss prospects for 1976
SOUTH WEST Peninsula: MOURA LYMPANY talks to HUGH SCULLY and plays music by Chopin and Rachmaninov
EAST On Camera: So What Happened? Stories of 75 followed through to 76
MIDLAND Archie Hill Comes Home: a return to the Black Country - 1
NORTH Jimmy Savile's Yorkshire Speak-Easy. Singer
CLAIRE HAMILL NORTH EAST Geordierama. Music and humour with MIKE NEVILLE , GEORGE HOUSE N WEST Home Ground: with BRIAN REDHEAD. 1 - What is the North West, Anyway?
A feature film starring Vivien Leigh as Myra Robert Taylor as Roy Cronin
This tender, idyllic, yet tragic story is about a British officer's love for a beautiful young dancer.
Director MERVYN LEROY
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