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Weather followed by Now It's Christmas Simon Parkin with seasonal entertainment from Children's BBC, starting with Boss Cat
TC Minds the Baby
The gang find a baby on a doorstep and make him the newest member of their organisation. (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Parkin

The gang explores the Isle of Man with Jen and Ken as their guides and the Manx dancers on their tails. Matthew Kelly shows Helen how to be even louder and Paula makes sheep's eyeballs.
Directors MOIRA BROWN. PAM O'BRIEN Assistant producer RUSSELL DAVIES Producer KIRSTIE FISHER BBC North West

Contributors

Unknown:
Matthew Kelly
Directors:
Moira Brown.

stops today at
The Patch Stop in Sheffield, where Sam Patch meets a sow and her piglets.
Storyteller Derek Griffiths Story: King Greenfingers - Everything Stew by KATHLEEN DEAN illustrated by KRISTINA STEPHENSON.

Contributors

Unknown:
Sam Patch
Unknown:
Derek Griffiths
Illustrated By:
Kristina Stephenson.
Patch's friend:
Amber Leigh

Weather followed by Now It's Christmas
Simon Parkin - starting with Rolf Harris Cartoon Time Porky Pig in Little Orphan
Airedale Betty Boop in Crazy Town and Tom and Jerry in Flirty Birdy.
Producer DAVID PLATT

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Parkin
Unknown:
Rolf Harris
Unknown:
Airedale Betty Boop
Producer:
David Platt

Weather followed by The Garden Party
First of two programmes.
Viv Lumsden and Eamonn Holmes recall the biggest outdoor party in Britain this year More than 4.3 million people visited the Glasgow International Garden
Festival - including Eartha Kitt , Sally and Magnus Magnusson , Thelma Barlow , Mike Reid , Bruce Forsyth , Mary O'Hara and Bill and Kate Oddie.
Director LIZ SCOTT
Producer CHARLES NAIRN Editor DAVID MARTIN BBC Scotland

Contributors

Unknown:
Viv Lumsden
Unknown:
Eamonn Holmes
Unknown:
Eartha Kitt
Unknown:
Magnus Magnusson
Unknown:
Thelma Barlow
Unknown:
Mike Reid
Unknown:
Bruce Forsyth
Unknown:
Mary O'Hara
Unknown:
Kate Oddie.
Director:
Liz Scott
Producer:
Charles Nairn
Editor:
David Martin

Presented by Anne Gregg with Kathy Tayler and Bill Buckley.
Simon Bates , Roy Castle , Keith Chegwin and Lesley Judd join the Holiday team. They'll be bringing along their own holiday snaps and souvenirs - can you guess where they've been?

Contributors

Presented By:
Anne Gregg
Unknown:
Kathy Tayler
Unknown:
Bill Buckley.
Unknown:
Simon Bates
Unknown:
Roy Castle
Unknown:
Keith Chegwin
Unknown:
Lesley Judd

starring
Christopher Lee Andrew Keir.
The Diablo, a small
Spanish privateer, puts in at a remote Cornish port for repairs. The villagers believe the Spanish Armada has defeated Drake and the privateers are part of an invasion force - a situation which the brutal Spanish captain exploits.
Screenplay by JIMMY SANGSTER
Produced by ANTHONY NELSON KEYS Directed by DON SHARP
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Contributors

Unknown:
Christopher Lee
Unknown:
Andrew Keir.
Unknown:
Jimmy Sangster
Produced By:
Anthony Nelson
Directed By:
Don Sharp
Captain Robeles:
Christopher Lee
Tom:
Andrew Keir
Harry:
John Cairney
Pepe:
Michael Ripper
Bosun:
Duncan Lamont
Manuel:
Barry Warren
Jane:
Natasha Pyne
Sir Basil:
Ernest Clark
Angela:
Susan Farmer
Meg:
Annette Whiteley
Antonio:
Charles Houston
Bragg:
Harry Locke
Mandrake:
Jack Rodney
Mrs Blake:
June Ellis
Miller:
Philip Latham
Don Jose:
Joseph O'Connor

Andy Crane - starting with Yogi's Treasure Hunt
Today's story: Huckle Hero
4.10pm Charlie Brown It's Flash Beagle, Charlie Brown
4.35pm Boudicca
A story in rhythm, devised and told by Tony Robinson and Toyah Willcox.
She was strong, glamorous and powerful. Tony and Toyah tell the story of the greatest warrior queen who ever lived. The rhythms and music are provided by Toyah, Steve Sidelnyk ,
Robert Fripp , David Chilton and Nick Russell-Pavier . Producer ANGELA BEECHING Director DAVID BELL
9 JOHN CRAVEN : page 154
5.05pm Blue Peter Review of the Year with Mark Curry ,
Caron Keating , and Yvette Fielding. 1988 has been a year packed with Blue Peter highlights including the programme's 30th birthday. Who had a bird's-eye view of the Swiss Alps in a hot-air balloon? Who screamed all the way down a bobsleigh run? And why will Mark steer clear of sculptures made out of toy bricks in 1989? Today's your chance to catch up with the moments you missed and to look ahead to 1989.
Film editor DEREK PORTER
Videotape editor NIGEL CATTLE Producers OLIVER MACFARLANE ,
ANDREW WHITMAN , NICK HEATHCOTE Editor LEWIS BRONZE
CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Contributors

Unknown:
Charlie Brown
Unknown:
Charlie Brown
Told By:
Tony Robinson
Told By:
Toyah Willcox.
Unknown:
Steve Sidelnyk
Unknown:
Robert Fripp
Unknown:
David Chilton
Unknown:
Nick Russell-Pavier
Producer:
Angela Beeching
Director:
David Bell
Unknown:
John Craven
Unknown:
Mark Curry
Unknown:
Caron Keating
Editor:
Derek Porter
Producers:
Oliver MacFarlane
Unknown:
Andrew Whitman
Unknown:
Nick Heathcote
Editor:
Lewis Bronze

by Michael Robartes.
"What about my engagement ring? Is that bona fide, or should I keep my hand in my pocket any time I see a policeman?"
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Michael Robartes
Devised by:
Tony Holland
Devised by:
Julia Smith
Series Designer:
Keith Harris
Story Editor:
Bill Lyons
Series Script Editor:
John Maynard
Producer:
Mike Gibbon
Director:
Jeremy Silberston
Pete:
Peter Dean
Kathy:
Gillian Taylforth
James:
William Boyde
Colin:
Michael Cashman
Guido:
Nicholas Donovan
Matthew:
Steven Hartley
Carmel:
Judith Jacob
Den:
Leslie Grantham
Sharon:
Letitia Dean
Pauline:
Wendy Richard
Arthur:
Bill Treacher
Donna:
Matilda Ziegler
Ali:
Nejdet Salih
Mehmet:
Haluk Bilginer
Guizin:
Ishia Bennison
lan:
Adam Woodyatt
Wicksy:
Nick Berry
Ethel:
Gretchen Franklin
Mr Bloom:
Arnold Yarrow
Dot Cotton:
June Brown
Rod:
Christopher McHallem
Michelle:
Susan Tully
David:
Christopher Reich
Dr Legg:
Leonard Fenton
Cindy:
Michelle Collins
Pat:
Pam St. Clement
Frank:
Mike Reid
Mo:
Edna Dore
Diane:
Sophie Lawrence
Ricky:
Sid Owen
Barnsey:
John Hallam
Queenie:
John Labanowski
Art teacher:
Sarah Porter
Vic:
Michael Brogan
Hospital officer:
Bill Rourke
Nick Cotton:
John Altman
Trevor:
Peter Doran
Crane:
Raymond Trickitt
Officer Stone:
Jeremy Young
Ashley:
Robin Lermitte
Shireen:
Nisha Kapur
Brad:
Jonathan Stratt
Joanne:
Pamela Salem
Chaplain:
Richard Albrecht

by JIMMY PERRY , DAVID CROFT.
Brenda Cowling as Mrs Lipton. A new hour-long comedy performed in front of an audience, in which Lord Meldrum takes on a new butler who in turn engages his daughter as pariour-maid.
Producer and director DAVID CROFT
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If CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Contributors

Unknown:
Jimmy Perry
Unknown:
David Croft.
Unknown:
Brenda Cowling
Unknown:
Mrs Lipton.
Director:
David Croft
Alf:
Starring Paul Shane
Jim:
Jeffrey Holland
Ivy:
Su Pollard
featuring as Lord George Meldrum:
Donald Hewlett
as the Honourable Teddy:
Michael Knowles
PC Wilson:
Bill Pertwee
Sister:
Sarah Mortimer
Lady Lavender:
Mavis Pugh
Poppy:
Susie Brann
Cissy:
Catherine Rabett
Mr Challon:
Ken Morley
Call-boy:
Alf Pearson
Henry:
Perry Benson
Maggie:
Karen Westwood
Squiffy:
Cameron Stewart
Lady Agatha:
Angela Scoular

1988: the year the world became a safer place.
The year of Gorbachev and Reagan, and the first steps to lasting peace. But also the year Eddie the Eagle triumphed at the Olympic
Games, Ian Botham escorted a herd of elephants over the Alps, and two whales, bored of being watched by the world's press, escaped from under the ice to the open sea. As the year ends, David Dimbleby looks back at events that are already memories: some trivial, some funny, some sad, and some, for once, quite encouraging. Picture editors
JOHN HINKLY , SIMON WHELAN Producers DAVID ASH.
KATE SNELL. KIRSTY STEWART Editor JAMES HOGAN

Contributors

Unknown:
John Hinkly
Unknown:
Simon Whelan
Unknown:
Kate Snell.
Unknown:
Kirsty Stewart
Editor:
James Hogan

Going Out to Win!
Angela Rippon introduces the 1988 World Latin
American Championships from the Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, West Germany. Britain's Donnie Burns and Gaynor Fairweather take on opposition from all over the world and try to make it five titles in a row.
Producer (BBC) SIMON BETTS Television presentation: WDR

Contributors

Introduces:
Angela Rippon
Unknown:
Donnie Burns
Unknown:
Gaynor Fairweather
Unknown:
Simon Betts

Barry Norman introduces a season of cinema greats. Only Angels
Have Wings
Tonight starring Cary Grant Jean Arthur
Rita Hayworth
Cary Grant stars as the tough airline captain in this gripping story of love and adventure.
The setting is the banana port of Barranca, a remote outpost in South America where a group of fliers battle to get the mail through on a regular schedule, despite near impossible flying conditions.
Howard Hawks's study of men of action under stress is packed with excitement, high drama, romance, wisecracks and brilliantly staged flying sequences.
Screenplay by JULES FURTHMAN Produced and directed by HOWARD HAWKS
('Stalag 17' tomorrow at 11.55pm)
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Contributors

Introduces:
Barry Norman
Unknown:
Cary Grant
Unknown:
Jean Arthur
Unknown:
Rita Hayworth
Unknown:
Cary Grant
Play By:
Jules Furthman
Geoff Carter:
Cary Grant
Bonnie Lee:
Jean Arthur
Bat McPherson:
Richard Barthelmess
Judith:
Rita Hayworth
Kid Dabb:
Thomas Mitchell
Dutchman:
Sig Ruman
Gent Shelten:
John Carroll
Les Peters:
Alyn Joslyn
Joe Souther:
Noah Beery Jr

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