6.45 Maths: Intermediate Value Theorem

7.10 Biological Control

7.35 Flying Birds: An Experimental Approach

8.0 Mantegna: The Triumphs of Caesar

8.25 Weekend Outlook

The adventures of the monster family of Loch Ness and their friends Elspeth and Angus.
(R)

In which the Cardinal tries to stop the Musketeers from taking on a new mission for the King.
(R)

takes over Torquay today and puts on the end of the pier show. With
Jake Abraham
Carolyn Marshall and Duncan Goodhew
All the seaside stars will be there, Squeeze and Dee Lewis will be providing the music and laughter along with the frantic antics of the acrobatic Swing Brothers. Carolyn takes a trip back in time on the Golden Hind, Jake investigates the inner secrets of the palm tree, and Duncan Goodhew gets a grip on parascending. Also, in the Sport Aid spot, there's the final run-off of Sport Aid 1,000. 'Our Man', David English, will be tackling table tennis, Cheryl Baker is popping popcorn, Liz Hobbs meets some more Whizz Kids, 'Pauline, the Handicraft Queen' (ALEX LONSDALE) takes on a telegraph pole, and there will be the further adventures of Ovide and the Gang.
Director STEVE SMITH Editor ED PUGH
Series producer PIPPA DYSON BBC North West
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To the beat of a classic rock 'n' roll soundtrack a collection of Britain's
'hottest' skateboarders put their wheels into motion, mixing thrills with spills, action and acrobatics, in this exciting documentary about life in a very fast lane. A film by RICHARD GAYER

starring Bud Abbott Lou Costello and Charles Laughton The villainous Captain Kidd and vivacious
Captain Bonney both want to get their hands on the treasure of Skull
Island. Unfortunately the treasure map has landed in the lap of a couple of bungling idiots, forcing
Captain Kidd to 'entertain' them on his ship. So ahoy mateys - set sail for Skull Island with a ship-load of laughs, plenty of swash and buckle, and a handful of songs.
Screenplay by HOWARD DIMSDALE and JOHN GRANT
Produced by ALEX GOTTLIEB Directed by CHARLES LAMONT
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with Debbie Thrower Weather

starring Ian and Janette - The Krankies and featuring
The Great Soprendo and Elkie Brooks with Janet Allen Gregory Cox
Maureen Howden Brian Marshall
Tune in to the Komik of the airwaves for fandabidozi fun with Ian and Jimmy. This week Ian stages a production of Hamlet - but with Jimmy in charge of the effects, things are bound to go wrong. Not so with the Great
Soprendo who brings some more amazing and faultless magic. There's also the singing magic of Elkie Brooks, another thrilling instalment of The Adventures of Jimmy Burgermac and the Krankie Family go whizzing through space to the Planet of Time and meet Doctor Why. Written by BRYAN BLACKBURN RUSSEL LANE , BRIAN MARSHALL
Script associate BRIAN MARSHALL Musical director BARRY FRANCIS Sound BOB FOLEY ,NEIL SADWICK
Lighting directorROD LITHERLAND DesignerKATHY ATTY
Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI

Rolf Harris presents half an hour of classic cartoon comedy featuring Tom and Jerry, Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny who, in today's edition, all fall victim to mad scientists' dastardly schemes. Producer DAVID PLATT
A BBC record or cassette of Cartoon Times with Rolf Harris, REH/ZCR 642, is due to be released in October

continues a season of the famous
British comedies starring
Sid James
Kenneth Connor
Dilys Laye Lance Percival
Kenneth Williams Liz Fraser
Esma Cannon
Captain Crowther of the SS Happy Wanderer sets off on a Mediterranean cruise with a new crew - and grave misgivings. The Carry On team create havoc afloat in their efforts to impress the captain, Sid James, with their efficiency.
Screenplay by NORMAN HUDIS Produced by PETER ROGERS Directed by GERALD THOMAS
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A summer series recorded on location from Jersey in the Channel Islands.
Hosted by Mike Smith with special guest stars a-ha! and Shane Ritchie , Diane Cousins Andy Mann , Pat Mooney and THE BEACH BELLES Holiday-makers and honeymoon couples are invited to join Mike Smith and try to Beat the Clock to beat time and win big-time prizes.
Choreography LAURA WYNNE
Musical direction 6
RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Sound JOHN CAULFIELD Lighting STAN SNAPE
Designer JOHN ANDERSON Produced and directed by MICHAEL HURLL

An eight-part serial by PAUL WHEELER , starring
6: Having failed to escape from France before the German occupation, Bluebell has been arrested and interned as an enemy alien.
Title and incidental music by ILONA SEKACZ
Additional dance music by CY PAYNE
Produced by BRIAN SPIBY
Directed by MOIRA ARMSTRONG (R)
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with Debbie Thrower Weather

starring
The Fix
Sonny Crockett has never placed great faith in the workings of the judicial system, but it still comes as a shock when a respected judge starts treating major drug dealers with alarming leniency. Delving deeper, he and Tubbs discover the weaknesses that spoil the best of men ...
Written by CHUCK ADAMSON Directed by DICK MILLER
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conceived, written and performed by Graham Chapman John Cleese
Terry Gilliam Eric Idle
Terry Jones
Michael Palin also appearing
The Fred Tomlinson Singers Designer ROBERT BERK
Produced by IAN MACNAUGHTON (R)

In this unique concert special, recorded in June 1968 and being seen for the first time on British television, the King of Rock'n'Roll performs with four friends before a small group of fans. The result of this 'jam session' -just guitars and a guitar-case for a drumkit - is an intimate picture of a relaxed and joking
Elvis Presley, reminiscing and singing rock 'n' roll with the raw urgency that made him a legend. Songs include That's all right mama, Heartbreak hotel,
Lawdy Miss Clawdy and One night with you. With Scotty Moore D. J. Fontana
Charles Hodge and Alan Fortas
Produced by STEVE BINDER and CLAUDE RAVIER
Directed by STEVE BINDER
(Presley tomorrow at 9.30pm)
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starring
Starsky's Lady
A father, out to avenge the death of his son in prison, is prepared to go to extreme lengths to kill Starsky and he doesn't care who he hurts in the process.
Written by ROBERT EARLL Directed by GEORG STANFORD BROWN (R)