A magazine for Asian viewers Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director iSHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham

The classic serial, in 12 exciting episodes, starring
Buster Crabbe as Buck Rogers 7: Primitive Urge
In which Buck concludes a treaty with the Satumians, only to find his plans in jeopardy when killer Kane invades the Council Chamber.

from the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle.
The Massed Pipes and Drums of THE ROYAL SCOTS DRAGOON GUARDS 4TH ROYAL TANK REGIMENT
THE ROYAL HIGHLAND FUSILIERS
THE BLACK WATCH; THE ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS from New Zealand: Maze Marching by the girls of the LOCHIEL
MARCHING TEAM OF WELLINGTON with music by the band of the WOMEN'S ROYAL ARMY CORPS
Music by THE LIGHT DIVISION
The bands and bugles of 1ST AND 2ND BATTALIONS, THE LIGHT INFANTRY; 2ND BATTALION THE ROYAL GREEN JACKETS
THE ROYAL HONG KONG POLICE FORCE Music and dancing by the PIPE AND MILITARY BANDS with cadets of the ROYAL HONG
KONG POLICE TRAINING DEPOT
The Massed Military Bands of THE ROYAL SCOTS DRAGOON GUARDS 1ST AND 2ND BATTALIONS
THE LIGHT INFANTRY
THE ROYAL HIGHLAND FUSILIERS
THE BLACK WATCH; 2ND BATTALION THE ROYAL GREEN JACKETS The Finale with The Selkirk Common Riding Retreat; The Lone Piper
Director of Music CAPTAIN J. g. MCCOLL ARCM, psm, Royal Green Jackets The Edinburgh Military Tattoo presented by HQ Scotland (Army) Producer LT-COL Leslie DOW , OBE
Deputy producer LT-COL DAVID MURRAY
Commentary for television TOM FLEMING Produced for television by CHARLES CLIFFORD. BBC Scotland

A film starring Lassie with Bruce Bennett
Sean Kelly , Mary McGregor
Robert Sampson , Robert Donner
When Davey's dog dies, the boy is heartbroken. But Lassie lets him take one of her newly-born pups ...
Directed by JACK HIVELY

Yes to Life!
A special service for Hogmanay from Old and St Andrew 's Parish Church. Helensburgh, Scotland. Led by the Minister
THE REV DAVID T. REID
Introit: Praise ye the Lord (Cashmore) Hymns: Supreme in wisdom (St Stephen Thou art before me. Lord (Sursum Corda); Father, who on man dost shower (Quern Pastores). Organist WALTER BLAIR , FRCO
TV presentation by LESLIE MITCHELL BBC Scotland

Weather

Weather affects us all, even the people who forecast it. The Weathermen take a personal look back at 1978, including how the forecasts are made.
Introduced by Jack Scott, with Keith Best, Barbara Edwards, Mike Fish, Bill Giles, Ian McCaskill

[Starring] Lorne Greene as Ben Cartwright, Dan Blocker as Hoss Cartwright, Michael Landon as Little Joe

starring Gene Kelly in a lively musical version of the traditional fairytale, made in a colourful blend of live-action and animation. with the voices of MARNI NIXON as Princess Serena TED CASSIDY as the Giant
Original songs hy SAMMY CAHN and JAMES VAN HEUSEN. Written by MICHAEL MORRIS and LARRY MARKES
Produced and directed by GENE KELLY
Executive producers
WILLIAM HANNA and JOSEPH BARBERA

by George Eliot; dramatised in eight parts by James Andrew Hall starring Ray Smith as Mr Tulliver, Judy Cornwell as Bessy Tulliver with Jonathan Scott-Taylor as Tom and Georgia Slowe as Maggie
Maggie Tulliver, the miller's daughter who defies her embittered brother and shocks the Victorian society in which she lives by following the dictates of her heart, is one of George Eliot's most memorable creations. Drama, romance, tragedy, humour - Maggie's relations are often very funny - all have a place in this most popular of her novels.

with Richard Baker
Weather IAN MCCASKILL

Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
The Holiday programme is back in its familiar Sunday spot, heralding a series that provides advice and information, film reports from resorts at home and abroad, and expert comment in the studio.
The objective, as before, is to inform viewers about latest holiday trends, about developments that might affect their choice of destination, and about the value, comfort and standard of service they will get for their money.
This first programme has John Carter sampling one sector of a multi-destination coach tour, travelling through Hungary, Yugo-, slavia and Italy. In contrast, Kieran Prendiville reports from a winter sunshine resort in Morocco.
Producer Tom SAVAGE

The film starring Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison with Stanley Holloway, Wilfrid Hyde White
Gladys Cooper, Jeremy Brett, Theodore Bikel

This delightful musical version of Shaw's play "Pygmalion", in which Eliza Doolittle is transformed from Cockney flower-seller to elegant lady, is truly Hollywood at its lavish best. With a host of hit songs and no fewer than eight Academy Awards, the film is a constant and enduring pleasure for all the family.
Outside Covent Garden Opera House, Henry Higgins, professor of phonetics, boasts to his friend Pickering that he could teach a Cockney flower-girl to speak like a duchess. The next morning, to his astonishment, Eliza turns up at his house, demanding that he make good his boast. Higgins rises to the challenge ...

Screenplay by Alan Jay Lerner from his own musical play based on Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion"

(Films: pages 16-17)

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

starring Larry Grayson with Isla St Clair
A special edition for New Year's Eve including highlights of the recent series.
Orchestra conducted by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Programme associate TONY HAWES Designer TONY BURROUGH Director MARCUS PLANTIN Producer ALAN BOYD

Starring Peter Morrison, Alastair McDonald, The Krankies, Helen McArthur, Allan Stewart, Andy Cameron, Norman McLean
The Brian Seivwright Dancers
The Jim Johnstone Scottish Country Dance Band
The British Caledonian Airways Pipe Band
Pipe-major Robert Richardson with some surprise guests
BRIAN FAHEY AND THE SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE
Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting DAVID OGLE Designer HELEN RAE
Executive producer IAIN MACFADYEN Producer ANNE SOMERS
BBC Scotland