Peter Simon introduces a bumper package of Saturday morning entertainment. Starting with Henry's Cat written and narrated by Bob Godfrey.
New Year's Resolution Music JOHN HYDE
Producer BOB GODFREY (R)

Presented by Sophie Aldred and Stephen Johnson with Jo Korna.
What's the difference between boy and girl budgies? How do light bulbs work and who invented the boiled egg?
Director CHARLOTTE BLACK
Producer ALISON STEWART (R) Questions to: Comers, BBCtv, London W128QT

A strange and scary story
About a baby known as Max,
Who got lost at Cape Canaveral,
When his parents turned their backs!
(R)

Presented by Sarah Greene and Phillip Schofield with Peter Simon. Trevor Neal and Simon Hickson.
Another year of Going Live! gone. But not before a ramble down the trails of history interrupted by Muppet Babies, Double Dare featuring Jenny Powell and Andy Crane , Droids and music from Then Jerico.
Producers JEREMY SWAN and CATHY GILBEY
Executive producer CHRIS BELLINGER

starring
Stuart Whitman Robert Wagner
Under emergency conditions, the underwater city of Pacifica prepares to receive a shipment of gold from Fort Knox and the entire US stockpile of the powerful H-128. The transfer is complicated by treachery from within and a hurtling asteroid that threatens to destroy Pacifica.
Screenplay by JOHN MEREDYTH LUCAS
Produced and directed by IRWIN ALLEN
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IAN MCCASKILL

See panel including at
12.50pm News Summary

with Laurie Mayer
Weather JOHN KETTLEY
5.15pm Regional News/Sport

It began in Manchester - a converted church, Jimmy Savile and groups like the Beatles, the Dave Clark Five and the Rolling Stones. It was
6.34pm on 1 January 1964. Tonight, on the eve of the 25th birthday of what has become the world's longest-running regular chart show, You are invited to join a host of your favourite DJs. There will be studio performances by, among others,
Sandie Shaw , Cliff Richard , David Essex , Lulu, Wet Wet Wet,
Status Quo, Shakin' Stevens, the Pet Shop Boys and a few surprise guests.
Paul Gambaccini and Mike Read guide you through the 25 years. Compiled by Paul Gambaccini and Mike Read
A simultaneous broadcast with R1.
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starring Bob Monkhouse. Four hopeful contestants compete for the chance of a dream holiday. Game devised by TERRY MARDELL and DAVID MOORE Programme associates
COLIN EDMONDS and JOHN JUNKIN Lighting FRED WRIGHT Sound JOHN DELANY Designer DACRE PUNT Director BILL MORTON
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A special programme to celebrate acts of outstanding kindness and courage in 1988. Devised and presented by Esther Rantzen.
Reporters
Michael Groth and Gavin Campbell. Director ROBIN BEXTOR Producer PATSY NEWEY
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starring
Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale,
William Katt with Robert Stack, Leigh Taylor-Young.
Writer David Hall.
'King' of the murder mystery, meets an untimely end in a ghost-ridden resort hotel. Perry Mason's old friend, publisher Jordan White, is accused of the crime. Despite the hotel's notorious past and bizarre present, the murderer is no apparition.
Screenplay by ANNE COLLINS Producer JOEL STEIGER Director RICHARD LANG
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With Laurie Mayer ; Weather

On 5 February, red noses blew all over the country and over £15 million was raised for charity projects in Britain and Africa. Tonight Lenny 'Nice Suit' Henry and Griff 'Stupid Hat' Rhys Jones re-run some of the comic highlights.
Marvel at the mighty confrontation between SPitting Image and A Question of Sport; thrill to the exploits of Blackadder, be heartily shocked as Alan B'stard, MP, the New Statesman, meets Mrs Thatcher. Then laugh loudly at the live Little and Large (no more Ts please - Ed), Hale and Pace, Jasper Carrott and many more, while taking a break from chortling at the subtle sketchwork of Penelope Keith, Valerie Singleton, Victoria Wood, Keith Floyd, Paul Daniels and all the rest who weren't actually up in the Tower making merry with Stavros, Lenny and Griff top and tail this compilation with news of where the money raised has been spent and reveal plans for a Comic Relief New Year.

1988 has been one of those years - so here's one of those programmes. It's a beady, bird's-eye view of the last
12 tremendous months, with the interesting bits picked out by Clive James.
Join Clive for an hour of momentous memories in a programme that's going to make nostalgia a thing of the past.
Assistant producer LIZ HARTFORD Director DOMINIC BRIGSTOCKE Producer RICHARD DREWETT

Following the chimes of Big Ben, a New Year message from the Archbishop of Canterbury,
The Most Rev and Rt Hon Dr Robert Runcie.

starring
Frank Sinatra
Shirley MacLaine Maurice Chevalier Louis Jourdan
Juliet Prowse Paris in the naughty
90s when nothing was naughtier than the daring - and illegal - dance performed nightly at the Montmartre Cabaret. This high-kicking version of Cole Porter 's hit includes C'est Magnifique, You Do Something to Me,
I Love Paris and Just One of Those Things.
Screenplay by DOROTHY KINGSLEY and CHARLES LEDERER based on the musical comedy by ABE BURROWS. Songs by COLE PORTER
Produced by JACK CUMMINGS Directed by WALTER LANG
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