6.45 The National Interest
7.10 Luminance and Spectroscopy
7.35 Marking Time
8.0 Wittgenstein: The Quest for Meaning
(to 8.25)
Mark Curry and Maggie Philbin welcome the weekend with a screenful of cartoons, pop music, guests and summertime reports from the mobile picture unit.
In the studio Jimmy Nail and Nick Sanders , who is about to cycle 'Round the World in 80 Days'. Pop performances from Dan Hartman and a pop profile of Howard Jones , introduced by Gary Davies.
Cartoon stars include Popeye, Bullwinkle and Godzilla.
There are competitions, chart news, videos and lots more.
Mark says, 'I'll be talking to young pop star Jamie Rae and meeting some youngsters who've been starring on TV in Japan.' Producers
TONY HARRISON. JUDY MERRY Editor DAVID BROWN BBC Manchester
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Starring Peter Cushing as Doctor Who
London has been devastated and the Daleks have taken over. But Britons never shall be slaves and the Doctor, his niece, his granddaughter and PC Tom Campbell rush to the aid of the resistance movement in the ruins of London....
Book, Doctor Who: the first adventure £10.00 from booksellers. Videos, Revenge of the Cybermen BBCV/B 2003. The Brain of Morbius BBCV/B 2012 from retailers
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12.27 Weather News with Ian McCaskill
see panel including at
1.5 News Summary
with Jan Leeming Weather News
5.20-5.25
Sport/Regional News
The famous gold belt and lasso mean one thing - the beautiful Amazon princess is back to do battle against evil! starring
Knockout
When Steve Trevor mysteriously disappears,
Wonder Woman finds herself in Los Angeles and struggling with a band of unscrupulous terrorists plotting to hijack the World Trade Conference.
Written by MARK RODGERS
Directed by SEYMOUR ROBBIE
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by John Kane
Starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield
(Ceefax subtitles)
Starring Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn
When his Indian wife is murdered by two young drunks, Marshal Matt Morgan tracks down the killers to Gun Hill - and discovers that one of them is the son of an old friend. Craig Belden, who once saved the Marshal's life, now begs for his son's life in return, but the Marshal is determined to see justice done.
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(Ceefax subtitles)
Written by RAY CAMERON
BARRY CRYER
KENNY EVERETT
What was in the Bishop's posing pouch?
Where was David Bellamy when the lights went out? Is the colonel really Bananarama?
Watch Kenny tonight and learn the answers to these questions and less. And you could win a weekend. Costume LYNDA WOODFIELD Sound NEIL SADWICK
Lighting BERT POSTLETHWAITE Designers GRAHAM LOUGH RICHARD MCMANAN-SMITH Producer JOHN BISHOP
starring
The Verdict
Guilty or not guilty? That is the decision the jury must make, though Steven and Krystle have no doubts on the matter. Having sacked her defence team, Alexis stands alone to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Will this be the tragic end of one who loved not wisely but too well?
Written by STEPHEN AND ELINOR KARPF
Directed by JEROME COURTLAND
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with Jan Leeming Weather News
Introduced by Jimmy Hill
Action highlights from two
Canon League First Division matches with analysis and interviews, plus the news round-up and pools check.
Also in tonight's programme a chance to win E100 worth of Premium Bonds in the April Goal of the Month competition. Commentators
JOHN MOTSON. BARRY DAVIES Studio director MURRAY NEEDHAM Producer JIM RESIDE
Series producer JOHN SHREWSBURY Editor BOB ABRAHAMS
Join Janet Street-Porter Steve Blacknell and Peter Stringfellow for late-night entertainment in the electrifying atmosphere of one of London's top disco nightspots.
Special guests include Kim Wilde, Jim Diamond, Vanderbilt and Bergdorf, The Vicious Boys and, making a welcome return to Britain, singing star Dusty Springfield.
You can also meet the celebrities who are 'in town tonight' in a fusion of energy, glamour and style - welcome to the Hippodrome.
Designer MEL BIBBY Sound BARRY HAWES Lighting JOHN SCARR Producer ALAN WALSH
starring
Peter Cushing with Susan Denberg Thorley Walters Robert Morris
Duncan Lamont
Baron Frankenstein is experimenting to prove that the soul survives the body after death-using his own frozen body to prove his theory. The execution of his young assistant Hans, and the suicide of Hans's sweetheart Christina, provides the Baron with the opportunity to develop his research in a new, macabre direction.
Screenplay by JOHN ELDER
Produced by ANTHONY NELSON Directed by TERENCE FISHER
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