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When Roobarb Was Being
Bored, Then Not Being Bored told by Richard Briers
Written by GRANGE CALVELEY Animation by BOB GODFREY (R)

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Told By:
Richard Briers
Written By:
Grange Calveley
Unknown:
Bob Godfrey

Old McKermit Had a Farm
Where does food come from, the Babies wonder. They examine each link in the food chain from farm to bakery to supermarket to tummy.
Created for television by JIM HENSON

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Television By:
Jim Henson

starring Andrew O'Connor
Bernie Nolan , Kate Copstick Terry Randall. Special guest stars Jon Pertwee ,
Kevin Kennedy and Brian Regan.
'... Rick Barton here ... lots in today's show including
Doctor Who, Flashing Blade, Visionaries. Lots more, too, but got to go now, only three seconds to save the world....ʼ Editor EDWARD PUGH Lighting RON MINTY
Designer BARRY ROACH
Production MARTIN HUGHES BBC North West

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Unknown:
Andrew O'Connor
Unknown:
Bernie Nolan
Unknown:
Kate Copstick
Unknown:
Terry Randall.
Unknown:
Jon Pertwee
Unknown:
Kevin Kennedy
Unknown:
Brian Regan.
Unknown:
Rick Barton

I starring
Barbara Stanwyck and Preston Foster.
Visiting Cincinnati, the 'World's Champion
Shot' gets challenged to a shooting contest. He is annoyed to find the challenger is 'a half-baked kid - and a girl at that!' With all the fun of Buffalo Bill's
Wild West Show, this comedy adventure recounts the story of America's celebrated shooting star.
Screenplay by JOEL SAYRE and JOHN TWIST Produced by CUFF REID
Directed by GEORGE STEVENS
0 FILMS: page 31

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Unknown:
Barbara Stanwyck
Unknown:
Preston Foster.
Unknown:
Joel Sayre
Unknown:
John Twist
Produced By:
Cuff Reid
Directed By:
George Stevens
Annie:
Barbara Stanwyck
Toby Walker:
Preston Foster
Jeff:
Hogarth Melvyndouglas
Buffalo Bill:
Moroni Olsen
Vera Delmar:
Pert Kelton
MacIvor:
Andy Clyde

Introduced by Steve Rider Timetable*
12.35 Horse Trials
1.00 News
1.05 Motor Racing
1.25 Horse Trials
3.00 Rugby
3.20 Golf
4.40 Football
"Timings are subject to change
Horse Trials from Badminton
Whitbread Trophy
Ian Stark , winner for the last two years, is challenged by double Olympic champion Mark Todd , among others. Commentators RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
, MICHAEL TUCKER
Golf from Chepstow. Epson Matchplay Grand Prix Quarter-finals today.
Commentators PETER ALLISS
BRUCE CRITCHLEY and CLIVE CLARKE
Rugby from Twickenham Save and Prosper Middlesex Sevens
The final matches live on BBC2. Commentator
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Motor Racing from Brands Hatch.
Round 4 of the British
Formula 3 Championship. Commentator
MURRAY WALKER
Television presentation:
Horse trials JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and WENDY SHEPPARD Golf JOHN SHREWSBURY and ALASTAIR SCOTT
Rugby ALAN GRIFFITHS
Motor racing BHP LIMITED Producer Grandstand
MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS

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Introduced By:
Steve Rider
Unknown:
Ian Stark
Unknown:
Mark Todd
Commentators:
Raymond Brooks-Ward
Unknown:
Michael Tucker
Commentators:
Peter Alliss
Unknown:
Bruce Critchley
Unknown:
Clive Clarke
Unknown:
Nigel Starmer-Smith
Unknown:
Murray Walker
Unknown:
Johnnie Watherston
Unknown:
Wendy Sheppard
Unknown:
John Shrewsbury
Unknown:
Alastair Scott
Unknown:
Rugby Alan Griffiths
Unknown:
Martin Hopkins
Unknown:
John Philips

written by TONY HAWKS and NEIL MULLARKEY and featuring music from Morris and the Minors. Hypnosis
If Head can control minds, then he can control the garage. Easy.
Graphics TERRY SPEAKE Lighting ROBIN EMPSALL Design MEL BIBBY
Director JULIET MAY
Producer NICK SYMONS
A NOEL GAY TELEVISION production for BBC North West
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Written By:
Tony Hawks
Written By:
Neil Mullarkey
Unknown:
Terry Speake
Unknown:
Robin Empsall
Design:
Mel Bibby
Director:
Juliet May
Producer:
Nick Symons
Crawford:
Timothy Bateson
Sonia Head:
Camille Coduri
Sedgefield:
Carl Gorham
Angus Head:
Tony Haase
Morris:
Tony Hawks
Martin:
Philip Herbert
Winkworth:
Donald Hewlett
Sparky Plugg:
Andy Serkis
Mrs Plugg:
Una Stubbs
Benni:
Hugh Laurie
Elena:
Bridget Thornborrow

starring
Mary Beth Hurt and Michael McKean. Daryl is a strange kid; he has no memory, but possesses an incredible talent for computer games and remarkable physical strength. His past is a mystery - his future contains a thrilling life-or-death adventure. But who, or what, is he, and where did he come from?
This exciting family film features spectacular special effects and an unexpected twist to the tale.
Screenplay by DAVID AMBROSE , ALLAN SCOTT and JEFFREY ELLIS Produced by JOHN HEYMAN Directed by SIMON WINCER
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Unknown:
Mary Beth Hurt
Unknown:
Michael McKean.
Unknown:
David Ambrose
Unknown:
Allan Scott
Unknown:
Jeffrey Ellis
Produced By:
John Heyman
Directed By:
Simon Wincer
Joyce Richardson:
Mary Beth Hurt
Andy Richardson:
Michael McKean
Daryl:
Barret Oliver
Elaine Fox:
Coleen Camp
Ellen Lamb:
Kathryn Walker
Dr Jeffrey Stewart:
Josef Sommer
Gen Graycliffe:
Ron Frazier
Howie Fox:
Steve Ryan

starring James Coburn and Omar Sharif.
Tired of winning cups rather than money, ace pool hustler
Nick Casey heads for New Orleans to challenge the wealthy Deacon, who has just bought his way out of jail. But before the 'battle of the giants' can take place,
Nick and his young protege
Billie Joe have to hustle their way around the poolrooms of America to raise the$20,000 stake they need.
Screenplay by JOHN BRASCIA and ROBERT VINCENT O'NEIL Produced by JOHN BRASCIA
Directed by ROBERT ELLIS MILLER
0 PROFILE of James Coburn : page 31

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Unknown:
James Coburn
Unknown:
Omar Sharif.
Unknown:
Nick Casey
Unknown:
Billie Joe
Unknown:
John Brascia
Unknown:
Robert Vincent O'Neil
Produced By:
John Brascia
Directed By:
Robert Ellis Miller
Unknown:
James Coburn
Nick Casey:
James Coburn
Deacon:
Omar Sharif
Carolina Red:
Ronee Blakley
Billie Joe:
Bruce Boxleitner
Max:
Jack O'Halloran
Paulie:
Michael Lerner
Snow White:
Calvin Lockhart
Sugar:
Cissie Cameron

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