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at Animal Logic
What happens when animals and insects are faced with artificially-created situations designed to test their learning and reasoning abilities?
Narrator ERIC THOMPSON
Producer PETER riding

Contributors

Narrator:
Eric Thompson
Producer:
Peter Riding

In the course of an exotic and adventurous journey. Lady Betjeman, the wife of the Poet Laureate, astride an Indian hill pony, carries out her own crusade against ' progress' among the foothills of the western Himalayas.
LADY BETJEMAN was the daughter of Lord Chetwode. Commander-in-Chief in India during the 30s. Her love affair with India began as a girl of 18. Now. as^n eccentric, amusing and determined explorer, she returns whenever she can.
Producer ualcolu brown Director JONATHAN stedall (first thoivn on BBC2)

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WjtlvBO'^ARD STABLEFORD and Kirsty MILLER
Mark Spreader turns up his evidence and Ivor Muchmunny has a problem for you to figure-out.^ Producer richard^^kin,

Contributors

Unknown:
Clive Doig
Unknown:
Kirsty Miller
Unknown:
Mark Spreader
Unknown:
Ivor Muchmunny

starring ventriloquists Ward Allen, Ken Wood and featuring The Chucklehounds with special guest star on film Dinky Dog
Roger the Dog bursts forth onto the screen with his co-stars, Arnie Conda, Robertson the Pig, Jim the Chimp and the rest of the gang as they launch into another joke-packed programme.

Contributors

Ventriloquist:
Ward Allen
Ventriloquist:
Ken Wood
Designer:
Barry Roach
Producer:
Martin Hughes
Executive Producer:
Peter Ridsdale Scott

with Johnny Ball
This week Johnny discovers the fun behind the facts about Electricity.
The shocking story of electricity, from static to sparks, magnets to micros. How it's made, stored and used to make a world of difference. So plug in, switch on and tune in to Think Again about electricity.
Written by JOHNNY BALL Designer rod MCLEAN Director MIKE seddon
Producer ALBERT BARBER BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
Johnny Ball
Written By:
Johnny Ball
Designer:
Rod McLean
Director:
Mike Seddon
Producer:
Albert Barber

by Sue Lake
Dave is puzzled by Alison's reluctance to start on obstetrics. Janet and Vicky's landlady runs into some serious danger.
(Next episode on Thursday at 8.40 pm)

Contributors

Writer:
Sue Lake
Script Editor:
Tony Holland
Designer:
Lynda Kettle
Producer:
Ben Rea
Director:
Stephen Butcher
Janet Dickins:
Michelle Martin
Vicky Smith:
Pauline Quirke
Tracey Carr:
Julia Williams
Alison Streeter:
Juliet Waley
Dave Nowell:
Neil West
Josh Jones:
Tony Armatrading
Chris Carr:
Martin Rutledge
Jean MacEwen:
Carol Holmes
Edward Clarke:
Jon Glentoran
Mrs Rose:
Hilary Mason
Patrick Brady:
Aaron Harris
Policeman:
Chris Sullivan

Russell Harty keeps his regular Tuesday date live from London, with the well-known, the unknown and the totally incredible.
He will also be knocking on a door somewhere in Britain in order to partake of the great British cuppa with someone - who maybe you.
Plus music from this week's Top 30 published today.
Director RON ISTED
Producer JON plowman Editor TOM gutteridge
(Join Russell again tomorrow at 6.50)

Contributors

Unknown:
Russell Harty
Director:
Ron Isted
Producer:
Jon Plowman
Editor:
Tom Gutteridge

America's comedy hit starring and guest starring
Louie Bumps into an Old Lady
Lecherous Louie 's attempt to steer his way to romance with a pretty new driver results in an accident and a one million dollar lawsuit. Louie adds to his problems when he decides to conduct his own defence.
Written by DAVID LLOYD
Directed by jamis BURROWS

Contributors

Unknown:
Louie Bumps
Unknown:
Lecherous Louie
Written By:
David Lloyd
Alex Rieger:
Judd Hirsch
Bobby:
Jeff Conaway
Tony:
Tony Danza
Louie:
Danny Devito
Elaine:
Marllu Henner
Latka:
Andy Kaufman
Jim:
Christopher Lloyd
Edith Tremayne:
Iris Korn
Janine:
Lane Brody
lawyers:
Joe Medalis
lawyers:
Sam de Fazio
the judge:
Jay F Riley

starring John Nettles in Campaign for Silence by ALISTAIR BELL with Cecile Paoli and Terence Alexander and featuring
Ian Hendry and Jane Wenham
Simon Cadell and Sean Arnold
Gerald Furneaux has something to sell, and he needs money badly. But memory lane, as Jim Bergerac warns him, can be a dangerous place to wander....
Created and produced by ROBERT BANKS ITEWART
Directed by MARTYN FRIEND

Contributors

Unknown:
John Nettles
Unknown:
Cecile Paoli
Unknown:
Terence Alexander
Unknown:
Ian Hendry
Unknown:
Jane Wenham
Unknown:
Simon Cadell
Unknown:
Sean Arnold
Unknown:
Gerald Furneaux
Unknown:
Jim Bergerac
Produced By:
Robert Banks
Directed By:
Martyn Friend
Jim Bergerac:
John Nettles
Francine:
Cecile Paoli
Hungerford:
Terence Alexander
Crorier:
Sean Arnold
Charlotte:
Annette Badland
Diamante Lil:
Mela White
Gulliver:
Danny Schiller
Major Furneaux:
Ian Hendry
Edith Furneaux:
Jane Wenham
Hedley Cross:
Simon Cadell
K'inthly:
John Grltetr
Cropley:
Gil Sutherland
Stanley Morton:
Peter Dahlsen
Colonel:
Neil Hallett
Buxton:
John Golightly
Nun:
Patricia Donovan
Jurat:
Michael Godley
Hotel manager:
Julian Fox
Hotel receptionist:
Julie Hebvieu
Lieutenant:
Daniel Lucas
Joe:
John Moore
Steward:
John Billan
Waiter:
Jay Neill

A mystery in six parts by Michael J. Bird
Starring Peter Egan as Raoul Lavalliere, Emily Richard as Anne Tierney, Christopher Scoular as David Bascombe, Betty Arvaniti as Ismini Christoyannis
and co-starring Patrick Mower as Don Tierney

Unaware of its grim secrets Anne Tierney has visited the castle of Raoul Lavalliere. Meanwhile the conviction that she is being haunted grows....

Record (same title: record RES 487, cassette ZCR 487) from retailers

Contributors

Writer:
Michael J. Bird
Music composed by:
Stavros Xarhaios
Costume Designer:
David Beeton
Make-up Designer:
Sidonia Webster
Designer:
Alex Gourlay
Producer:
Vere Lorrimer
Director:
David Askey
Raoul Lavalliere:
Peter Egan
Anne Tierney:
Emily Richard
David Bascombe:
Christopher Scoular
Ismini Christoyannis:
Betty Arvaniti
Don Tierney:
Patrick Mower
Von Reitz:
Michael Sheard
Andreas Seferis:
Dimitri Andreas
Museum Curator:
Alkis Kritikos
Bodyguard Max:
Mark Barratt
Bodyguard Simon:
Brian Attree

My land is Kenya' and ' I'm back where I belong' - international singing star Roger Whittaker returns to the land of his birth after an absence of over 20 years and is the guide on a nostalgic and highly personal tour of the country with his own words and music.
His travels take him from the Great Rift Valley to the Mombassa coast, where he reflects on the slave trade of old, and through the interior via the old railway network to a game reserve.
Directed by TOM ingle

Contributors

Unknown:
Roger Whittaker
Directed By:
Tom Ingle

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