6.20 Genetics: The rII System
6.45 Living with Cracks
7.10 Luminance and Spectroscopy
7.35 Nobody's Friend
8.0 An Ageing Population
Live from the Picture Show control room Mark Curry introduces another exciting selection of films, competitions, cartoons and pop music.
Maggie Philbin takes the Mobile Picture Unit for a day trip to one of Britain's most historic tourist resorts. Star guest: David Copperfield.
There's music from one of the best new pop bands Silent Running.
Viewers can win lots of prizes in the new telephone memory game, Pick a Pair and in the first of the Picture Show postcode competitions.
And there's lots more including episode 2 of Zorro Fighting Legion, pop-in guests Bourgie Bourgie and more cartoon fun with Boss Cat.
Designer BARRY ROACH
Producer TONY HARRISON
Executive producer DAVID BROWN
BBC Manchester
The classic British comedy starring Will Hay, Moore Marriott, Graham Moffatt.
In the remote and rather antiquated railway station of Buggleskelly in Northern Ireland, the station-master is the ironically named William Porter - a tyrant of the first order. His minions in incompetence are Jeremiah and Albert, who contribute to the chaos and near mayhem in this great classic of British comedy. For railway fans there is a chase featuring Gladstone - a steam locomotive cousin to the original Rocket.
See panel including at 1.0 News Summary
starring
Daisy's Shotgun Wedding
When a family of moonshiners take Hazzard by storm they leave with $20,000 of Boss Hogg's money and Daisy Duke! Bo and Luke take to the air in a desperate attempt to save their cousin from wedded bliss!
Written by SI ROSE
with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman
written by RAYMOND ALLEN
starring
Designer
IAN RAWNSLEY
Production MICHAEL MILLS
Les Dennis , Dustin Gee and Roy Jay bring you a further blend of comedy and music in the final show of the series. With CAROLINE DENNIS and guests
Al Dean , Nik Kershaw and Hale and Pace
Script associate NEIL SHAND
Musical director KEN JONES
Choreography CHRIS POWER Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR
Designer JOHN ANDERSON
Produced and directed by JOHN BISHOP
with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman
starring Warren Mitchell, Dandy Nichols
London, 1939. War with Germany is imminent but the opinionated bigot Alf Garnett refuses to believe it. And when war is declared Alf firmly believes that it will be over 'in a matter of days'.
Screenplay by Johnny Speight based on his own story
Films: page 14
