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Sarah Greene, Phillip Schofield and Peter Simon introduce your Saturday morning entertainment. Starting with:

Corners
Presented by Sophie Aldred and Simon Davies with Jo Korna
New jokes for the New Year! Why say 'flapjack'?
And how deep is the ocean?
Questions to: [Address removed]

Contributors

Presenter (Saturday Starts Here):
Sarah Greene
Presenter (Saturday Starts Here):
Phillip Schofield
Presenter (Saturday Starts Here):
Peter Simon
Presenter (Corners):
Sophie Aldred
Presenter (Corners):
Simon Davies
Producer (Corners):
Anne Gobey

Starring Roland Rat as the circuit race marshal in this lightning battle of wits, as two teams battle it out to clock up the greatest distance on their milometers.
See who'll be first past the chequered flag to be the winners this week.
BBC North West

Contributors

Director:
Steve Haggard
Producer:
Martin Hughes
Designer:
Sue Pow

Sarah Greene, Phillip Schofield and the Going Live! gang open the doors of Studio 7 to this morning's guests, including Terence Trent D'Arby and his latest video, Phillip Hodson with advice on personal problems and pantomime star Tudor Davies and his friend, Mrs Robinson Crusoe.
There's cartoon action with Thunderbirds 2086 and another great edition of Double Dare with Peter Simon.

Contributors

Presenter:
Sarah Greene
Presenter:
Phillip Schofield
Guest:
Terence Trent D'Arby
Guest:
Phillip Hodson
Guest:
Tudor Davies
Unknown:
Peter Simon
Editor:
Chris Bellinger

with Jimmy Savile
In this 14th year, viewers still come up with new ideas.
If you have a special dream or you would like a happy surprise for a friend, write to: Jim'll Fix It, [address removed]
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Contributors

Presenter:
Jimmy Savile
Designer:
John Bristow
Director:
Tony Newman
Producer:
Roger Ordish

starring Bob Monkhouse
More exciting prizes to be won on television's bingo quiz show as four new contestants compete for the chance of a dream holiday.
(Ceefax, Subtitles)

Contributors

Hosted By:
Bob Monkhouse
Game devised By:
Terry Mardell
Game devised By:
David Moore
Programme associate:
Colin Edmonds
Programme associate:
John Junkin
Lighting By:
Bill Millar
Sound By:
John Delany
Designer:
Donal Woods
Series producer:
John Bishop
Produced and Directed By:
Geoff Miles

Paul Daniels traces his family tree in an unusual manner and, with Johnny Morris and Bobby Roberts Jr, attempts to make an elephant disappear.
His remarkable guests are the Shanghai Kunju Theatre from China with their spectacular acrobatic and martial arts skills, and from the USA, the comedy juggler Frank Olivier. Featuring Debbie McGee.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Contributors

Presenter/Magician:
Paul Daniels
Assistant:
Debbie McGee
Guest:
Johnny Morris
Guest:
Bobby Roberts Jr
Acrobats:
Shanghai Kunju Theatre
Juggler:
Frank Olivier
Musical director:
Ken Jones
Programme associate:
Ali Bongo
Technical consultant:
Gil Leaney
Sound:
Anthony Philpot
Lighting:
Bill Millar
Designer:
John Hill
Director:
Kevin Bishop
Producer:
John Fisher

by Edwin Pearce
Starring John Nettles
with Terence Alexander, Sean Arnold, Louise Jameson and Peter Woodward, James Warwick, Patricia Quinn, Cherry Gillespie
Jim's attempts at a reconciliation with Susan are not made any easier by his involvement in a feud between the Lefevre and the Roussillon families.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Edwin Pearce
Created by:
Robert Banks Stewart
Fight arranger:
Peter Woodward
Production associate:
Jeremy Gwilt
Costume designer:
Barrie Sedwell
Film recordist:
Martyn Clift
Photography:
Peter Chapman
Producet:
George Gallaccio
Director:
David Carson
Jim Bergerac:
John Nettles
Charles Hungerford:
Terence Alexander
Jack Lefevre:
James Warwick
Alain Lefevre:
Peter Woodward
Marianne Roussillon:
Cherry Gillespie
Paul Roussillon:
Ken Bones
Claude Raquin:
Colin Jeavons
Crozier:
Sean Arnold
Susan:
Louise Jameson
Dolly:
Patricia Quinn
Willy Pettit:
John Telfer
Ben Lomas:
David Kershaw
Peggy Masters:
Nancy Mansfield
Boy:
Andrew Moreno
Girl:
Lisa Melville
Police instructor:
Terry Walsh
French police inspector:
Nick Burnell
French gardener:
John Serret
Commentator:
Lesley North

Starring Sharon Gless as Christine Cagney and Tyne Daly as Mary Beth Lacey
Assigned to the glamorous 'major case' division, Cagney and Lacey find themselves working with two detectives who live life in the fast lane - but how are they paying for it? Meanwhile, for Mary Beth, Harvey Jr's rebelliousness brings back into her life the last person she wants to see...
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Joe Viola
Director:
Reza Badiyi
Christine Cagney:
Sharon Gless
Mary Beth Lacey:
Tyne Daly
Harvey Lacey:
John Karlen
Lt Samuels:
Al Waxman
Det Isbecki:
Martin Kove
Det Esposito:
Robert Hegyes
Sgt Coleman:
Harvey Atkin
Det Corassa:
Paul Mantee
Det Jordan:
Merry Clayton
Harvey Jr:
Tony La Torre
Martin Zzbiske:
Richard Bradford
Sgt Jane Price:
Caroline McWilliams
Det Sal Caprio:
Richard Romanus

with John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam
(Repeat)

Contributors

Conceived, written and performed by:
John Cleese
Conceived, written and performed by:
Graham Chapman
Conceived, written and performed by:
Eric Idle
Conceived, written and performed by:
Terry Jones
Conceived, written and performed by:
Michael Palin
Conceived, written and performed by:
Terry Gilliam
Animations:
Terry Gilliam
Designer:
Robert Berk
Producer:
Ian MacNaughton

In this famous action-packed war film, Major Reisman is given a tough mission. 'You will select 12 prisoners convicted for murder, robbery and other crimes of violence, train them in behind-the-lines operations, and then deliver them secretly into the European mainland to attack and destroy the specified target....'
Based on the novel by E.M. Nathanson
(Ceefax, Subtitles)

Contributors

Screenplay By:
Lukas Heller
Screenplay By:
Nunnally Johnson
Produced By:
Kenneth Hyman
Directed By:
Robert Aldrich
Major Reisman:
Lee Marvin
General Worden:
Ernest Borgnine
Col Dasher-Breed:
Robert Ryan
Franco:
John Cassavetes
Jefferson:
Jim Brown
Posey:
Clint Walker
Maggot:
Telly Savalas
Wladislaw:
Charles Bronson
Col Denton:
Robert Webber
Major Max Armbruster:
George Kennedy
Sgt Bowren:
Richard Jaeckel
Jiminez:
Trini Lopez
Capt Kinder:
Ralph Meeker
Pinkley:
Donald Sutherland
Milo Vladek:
Tom Busby
Glenn Gilpin:
Ben Carruthers
Roscoe Lever:
Stuart Cooper
Morgan:
Robert Phillip
Seth Sawyer:
Colin Maitland
Tassos Bravos:
Al Mancini

from Lakeside Country Club
Three matches of the first round bring together some exciting players from the 32 qualifiers. In a USA v Sweden clash, American Rick Ney plays a 19-year-old from Stockholm, Magnus Caris. Mike Gregory (England), No 5 seed, has a difficult match against Chris Johns from Wales and Dave Whitcombe (England), No 8 seed, plays Peter Evison.

Contributors

Unknown:
Rick Ney
Unknown:
Magnus Caris
Unknown:
Dave Whitcombe
Unknown:
Peter Evison
Presenter:
Tony Gubba
Commentator:
Sid Waddell
Commentator:
Tony Green

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