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with Mike Read, Keith Chegwin, John Craven, Sarah Greene and David Icke

It's heat three of the 'Superstore Search for a SuperStar' contest. Another four acts perform in the brand new talent competition.

Also in store today, top writer and broadcaster David Attenborough. He'll be here to reveal some of the fascinating 'behind the scenes' stories when he made his new television series The Living Planet.

With Mike in the music department this morning ABC's Martin Fry and Midge Ure from Ultravox. Sarah will be taking a SuperStore film crew to watch the new classic drama serial Moonfleet being made. It's not to be missed!

David will have all the latest news on what we can expect to see at the Winter Olympics (and John will be presenting a special film report on the British Olympic appeal). Keith will be trying to talk to Bill Holmwood. Trying? Well Bill has an uncanny knack of being able to talk backwards. Yrt ti flesruoy, s'ti ton ysae!

Superstore has all the best in pop music, cartoons and star bargains.
Don't forget the address: Saturday Superstore, [address removed].

12.12 pm Weather
Ian McCaskill

See panel including at 12.50 News Summary

with Jan Leeming Weatherman
5.15 Sport/Regional News

starring Rod Hull and Emu with their special guests The Flying Pickets Musical Youth Faith Brown
Diana Moran-the Green Goddess
Rod and Emu present a fun-packed show of laughter and music from the exciting Rhyl Sun Centre. In this week's film report from down under, they go on the trail of the strange inhabitants of Rottnest Island and come back with another surprise for someone in the audience.
Executive producer PETER RIDSDALE SCOTT Designer MEL BIBBY
Lighting RON MEAGER
Producer MIKE STEPHENS BBC Manchester

with Jimmy Savile OBE
What could Jim fix for you?
If it's unusual, possible, entertaining or daring and you do not think it has been done before, why not drop him a line? The address to write to is
Jim'll Fix It, BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, London [Postcode removed]
Sound RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Lighting PETER WESSON Designer JOHN STOUT
Director PETER CAMPBELL Producer ROGER ORDISH

starring
James Garner , Suzanne Pleshette Jack Elam , Joan Blondell
Gambler and con-man Latigo Smith jumps a train at a small gold-mining town, aptly named Purgatory, where he is mistaken for the dreaded gun-slinger Swifty Morgan. James Garner stars in this enjoyable Western spoof, where excitement mingles with comedy.
Screenplay by JAMES EDWARD GRANT Produced by BILL FINNEGAN
Directed by BURT KENNEDY. Films: page 18

starring Les Dawson featuring The Roly Polys and Madeline Bell
Special guest Bryan Pringle with ROY BARRACLOUGH ELI WOODS
Script by LES DAWSON. TERRY RAVENSCROFT Musical director RONNIE HAZLEHURST Musical associatePETER LEE Choreography lud
Costume designer VALERIE WHITE Sound LEN SHOREY
Lighting JOHN DIXON
Designer TONY SNOADEN Producer ROBIN NASH

The last in the series created by ROBERT BANKS STEWART starring John Nettles in House Guests by BILL CRAIG with Terence Alexander , Deborah Grant and featuring Sean Arnold Annette Badland
Guest stars Patrick Allen
Dudley Sutton , Kate Fahy
A private meeting of European financiers attracts a lot of attention, some of it extremely dangerous.
Theme music by GEORGE FENTON Script editor CHRIS BOUCHER Film editor JERRY LEON
Designer GARY PRITCHARD Photography COLIN MUNN
Produced by JONATHAN ALWYN Directed by ROBERT TRONSON
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Police drama series set in Jersey. A private meeting of European financiers attracts some extremely dangerous attention.

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Terry Wogan hosts his own talk show.
Tonight's guests include:
Tracey Ullman , Britain's most popular comedy actress and star of both Kick Up the Eighties and award-winning Three of a Kind;
Brian Walden , presenter of Weekend World and former politician now the gadfly of British public life.
Programme associate CHRIS GREENWOOD Sound MICHAEL MCCARTHY Designer BOB COVE
Director GORDON ELSBURY Producer MARCUS PLANTIN

continues the season of movies to terrify! with Piper Laurie Stuart Whitman
Janit Baldwin
When nightclub singer Ruby sees her lover shot by gangsters, the shock brings on the birth of her baby. Sixteen years later, a series of horrific murders occur at the drive-in cinema Ruby now runs. Her horror is increased after she suspects that supernatural forces are at work and that her mute daughter is somehow connected with the killings.
Screenplay by GEORGE EDWARDS and BARRY SCHNEIDER Produced by GEORGE EDWARDS Directed by CURTIS HARRINGTON
(First showing on British television) Films: page 18