6.20 Genetics: Heterosis
6.45 Ceramics Under Stress
7.10 Light, the Destroyer
7.35 Engineering Product Design
8.0 An Ageing Population
Mark Curry invites you to join him in the Picture Show control room.
Maggie Philbin takes the Mobile Unit on a visit to Morecambe.
Star guest Midge Ure from Ultravox. Bullwinkle J. Moose continues to have problems with the Goof Gas Attack and there's a new case for Inch High Private Eye.
And lots more, including competitions, pop-in guests and historical film of the first dogs in space.
Director PAUL LOOSLEY
Producers TONY HARRISON , DIANE CAMPBELL Executive producer DAVID BROWN BBC Manchester
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See panel including at 1.20 News Summary
with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman
starring Ryan O'Neal
Burt Reynolds , Tatum O'Neal
In this lighthearted caper through the early days of movie-making, Ryan O'Neal plays a small-time lawyer who literally stumbles into a film director's job and makes Burt Reynolds a star overnight. Trouble starts when director and star fall in love with the same girl, an aspiring actress seeking fame and fortune on the silent screen.
Screenplay by W. D. RICHTER and PETER BOGDANOVICH
Directed by PETER BOGDANOVICH Produced by IRWIN WINKLER and ROBERT CHARTOFF. Films: page 15
starring
Fathers and Sons Kirby and Jeff go flying down to Reno to make their vows in secret. Steven returns to face the music - conducted by Alexis. Mark and Fallon continue to mix business and pleasure ...
Written by EDWARD DEBLASIO
Directed by JEROME COURTLAND
from Oslo The Oslo Games introduced by DAVID ICKE
The Dream Mile is the centre-piece of tonight's meeting, with STEVE CRAM and DAVID MOORCROFT taking part.
STEVE OVETT runs in the 800m, and a number of top class Olympians take a final fling before heading West. Commentators
RON PICKERING , STUART STOREY
Television presentation
NORWEGIAN TELEVISION SERVICE
with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman
starring Robert Redford
Tired of civilisation and armed with a smattering of advice on survival, ex-soldier Jeremiah Johnson sets off into the mountains to look for a different life. As winter sets in so does despair. But his luck changes when he comes across 'Bear Claw' - the personification of a mountain man.
As Jeremiah, Robert Redford has to fight Indians, rival trappers and the elements in this unusual mid-1800s adventure story set amid the magnificent mountain scenery of Utah.
Screenplay by JOHN MILJUS and EDWARD ANHALT
Based on the novel Mountain Man by VARDIS FISHER and the story Crow Killer by RAYMOND W. THORP and ROBERT BUNKER Produced by JOE WIZAN
Directed by SYDNEY POLLACK 0 FEATURE: page 15
