in Gem Jams
Leon ends up in a jam when Dorothy's suspicions are aroused by his visits to a hotel.
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Story: Boy on a Hilltop by PEGGY BLAKELEY
Illustrated by KOTA TANIUCHI and Pinny's House A House for Pinny
On a shelf, in a sitting room, is a wooden boat and a china house. Victor, the smallest sailor in the world lives on the boat and he sets out to find a friend to live in the house.
Story and pictures by PETER FIRMIN
Read by Matilda Thorpe Music by AR LOG
Directed and animated by OLIVER POSTGATE (R)

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Jack courts Andrea and Bradley gets his comeuppance.
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starring with ... And Never Brought to
Mind Chip fights for his life and Lilimae undergoes psychiatric help. Her plight helps rekindle an old flame. Written by DIANA GOULD
Directed by SHELDON LARRY

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David is dating an 'older woman' and Valerie disapproves. Will he listen to her?
Written by CHARLES HAUCK
Directed by JAMES BURROWS (R)

Selina Scott meets American designer Tra villa and one of the glamorous stars he dresses, Stephanie Beacham. Top hairdresser
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Fireman Sam: Kite
Strong winds bring telegraph poles down and take the children's kite up - but a little higher than Sarah and James intended! Sam comes to the rescue.
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A 13-part serial by VALERIE GEORGESON from a story by MARGARET STUART BARRY 2: The Witch is finally tempted to school by Simon's revolting descriptions of school dinners - but the frogspawn and toad-in-the-hole don't live up to her expectations.
(Cast see page 61. Part 3 next Monday)

Hosted by Roy Castle and Cheryl Baker
There's a spectacular display of barefoot water ski-ing as American champion
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Episode 15 by SARAH DANIELS Jackie shows off her engagement ring. This week's cast: and Sorrel as Harriet Sorrel supplied by JANIMALS Devised by PHIL REDMOND Producer RONALD SMEDLEY Director DAVID BELL (R)
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by MYRA TAYLOR starring Anna Keaveney and Shaun Curry featuring Maggie McCarthy and Peter Childs
The only man likely to put Maisie and Bert asunder is Bert himself. After 17 years Maisie has decided she can't take any more of his uncouth behaviour and - not prepared to wait until death parts them, or to move out of her home - she has built a wall down the middle of their living room.
Designer DEREK EVANS
Studio director SUE BYSH
Producer and film director HAROLD SNOAD
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by Gilly Fraser.
"He might fancy you doll, but he fancies making money a whole lot more."
(For cast see page 84)
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by ROY CLARKE starring Michael Aldridge Bill Owen , Peter Sallis and Thora Hird with Jane Freeman
Joe Gladwin. Kathy Staff in Wind Power
Even in the extreme cold, Seymour has an avid interest in the power of the wind. But how can he harness all that free energy for the everlasting good of mankind? With the steadying help of Clegg, an old pair of roller skates, an improvised sail and a gullible test pilot, he sets out to make history.
Produced and directed by ALAN J. W. BELL (R)
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starring
Written by STAN HEY and ANDREW NICKOLDS 4: Money's Too Tight to Mention
Delbert's belief in the cash-free society is put to the test by Claudette's professional scrutiny, and while the indignity of a proper job threatens his radio career, Winston waits eagerly in the wings. with MICHAEL MCLAIN
GLEN MURPHY
BERT TYLER-MOORE
SUE WALLACE
Special guest Frank Bruno Music JOE DWORNIAK Lighting FRED WRIGHT
Graphic designer PAUL D'AURIA
Videotape editor MYKOLA PAWLUK Designer PAUL MUNTING Produced and directed by GEOFF POSNER
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starring
Rob Lowe
Andrew McCarthy Jacqueline Bisset
When term begins at Vernon Academy, an exclusive prep school, two young men are thrown together as roommates:
Squire Ellsworth Burroughs IV, rich with a bizarre sense of humour, and Jonathon Ogner , quiet, shy and on a scholarship.
Squire - 'Skip' to his fnends - is there for fun and sex, with study a poor third. Jonathon is naive and inexperienced, but the good news is that he s about to have his first affair. The bad news is she's his roommate's mother.
A 'class' comedy featuring the stars of Pretty in Pink and About Last Night.
Screenplay by JIM KOUF and DAVID GREENWALT
Produced by MARTIN RANSOHOFF Directed by LEWIS JOHN CARLINO
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