Weather BILL GILES
including Grace and Flavour with Michael Smith
Wheels and Wires
Presented by SAM DALE
Story sdng by DEREK GRIFFITHS
Story animation
ALAN ROGERS and LEO BELTOFT
Written and directed by MARTIN FISHER Produced by MICHAEL COLE
The Farm Animals' Christmas written and told by Ted Moult Presenters
Floella Benjamin, Bruce Allan pianist RICHARD BROWN
Woodwind MARTIN FRITH
Designerjo DAY
Written and directed by MARTIN FISHER Producer PETER WILTSHIRE
Series producerANNE GOBEY
Escape Artist
with Kenneth Williams and special guests
Rosemary Leach and John Laurie Today: Magic
by RUDYARD KIPLING
Told by Orson Welles
A new, animated version of the classic story in which a mongoose is saved by a boy and his parents. Rikki becomes a member of their household and defends the family against the dreaded cobras that roam the compound.
Voice JON GLOVER
Music arranged by PAUL READE
Created by MIREK AND PETER LANG
with Richard Baker Weatherman
Presenting the British scene to the British people.
FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY
HUGH SCULLY , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELUNGS present a mixture of topical reports, special investigations, film and features.
starring James Garner in The Dog and Pony Show
Mary Jo, member of a psychiatric therapy group, admits to a mental problem so Jim tends to disregard her apprehension until he learns of the intelligence agent locked up in the lunatic asylum.
Day of Wrath by JOHN BRASON starring
Bernard Hepton , Angela Richards Michael Culver , Clifford Rose with Juliet Hammond-Hill
Ron Pember , Valentine Dyall
' Vengeance is Mine, saith the Lord'. But FI-Lt de Beers has other ideas, ideas which endanger his own people and ' Lifeline'.
Studio lighting ALAN HORNE Script editor JOHN BRASON Designer RAY London
Producer GERARD GLAISTER
An exhibition based on this series is currently on display at the RAF Museum, Hendon, London.
with Richard Baker ; Weather
by David Nobbs
Starring Leonard Rossiter and Pauline Yates
with John Barron
The slow trickle of visitors to Reggie's Community increases and becomes a fast trickle. The treatment they receive is astonishing, and so are the results.
A Risk Business Special Report on the world's most extravagant fairgrounds.
In which Michael Rodd sets out in search of the ultimate fairground ride. In two of America's sunshine states, California and Florida, he finds himself taking part in a high-wire act, in a Wild West shoot-out, and in the breath-taking twists and turns of a 400-foot aquatic Cresta run. Participation, it seems, is the name of the Theme Park game.
Every year the impresarios introduce new ways of luring customers through the turnstiles of their particular brand of money-spinning fantasy. It's an ' arms race' in which the principal weapons are million-dollar roller coasters, breath-taking machines designed to carry the customer cork-screwing and gyrating in apparent defiance of the laws of gravity.
But the bills can escalate as rapidly as the thrills, and Parks can plunge from giddying heights to sickening depths almost as rapidly as their pleasure-seeking passengers. It's an industry where holidays are the most frantic time of the year, and where pleasure turns out to carry a very slender profit margin.
Film cameraman JOHN WYATT Film editor ROGER CHERYL Producer LYN gambits
Editor MICHAEL BLAKSTAD
Presented by DENIS TUOHY and DONALD MACCORMICK
Including News Headlines
Deputy editors
RONALD NEIL , JOHN REYNOLDS Editor ROGER BOLTON
... at the turning of the year
Long before Christmas as we know it came about, the pagan British had their own midwinter festival. The Christmas before last a film crew from BBC Bristol set out to record the colour, vitality and music of nine ritual celebrations which have survived from those early times into the present. North to the Moray Firth, South to the Somerset Levels, East to Humberside and West to County Kerry, this film takes a remarkable journey into the distant reaches of Christmas past.
NarratorJOHN TAMS
Musical director ASHLEY HUTCHINGS Film editorDAVID ALIBAND Written and produced by COLIN ROSE
BBC Bristol
