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Clive tries to set up his own television station, Kangaroo TV, but you can't make a satellite dish from a dustbin lid.
With Wayne Jackman and Ian Tregonning

Playdays
The Playbus stops today at The Playground Stop
Where the children dress up as the Owl and the Pussycat and Lizzie wants to be a superstar.
Presenter: David Benson Phillips.
Puppeteer: Jane Eve
Storyteller: Anthony Lapsley
(R)

7.55am Laurel and Hardy: Handle with Care
(R)

8.00am Mersey Tales
Bill Butler tells the story "Gert and Lil Do It Themselves" by Roy Apps.
BBC North West

8.05am The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse: The Ice Goose Cometh
Gandy Goose, the 1940s cartoon star, visits 1980s Mouseville and recognises no one - except Mighty Mouse, who is built to last.

8.20am ChuckleVision
Starring the Chuckle Brothers.
When Paul and Barry help out at a supermarket, there's bound to be trouble in store.
BBC North West

8.35am Thundercats: The Time Capsule
(R)

Contributors

Presenter (Saturday Starts Here!):
Wayne Jackman
Presenter (Saturday Starts Here!):
Ian Tregonning
Production (Saturday Starts Here!):
Christine Hewitt
Presenter (Playbus):
David Benson Phillips
Puppeteer (Playbus):
Jane Eve
Storyteller (Playbus):
Anthony Lapsley
Producer (Playbus):
Barbara Roddam
Storyteller (Mersey Tales):
Bill Butler
Author (Gert and Lil Do It Themselves):
Roy Apps
Director (Mersey Tales):
Graham Booth
Producer (Mersey Tales):
Celia Bonner
Writer (ChuckleVision):
John Sayle
Designer (ChuckleVision):
Mark Stonehouse
Producer (ChuckleVision):
Martin Hughes

With Sarah Greene and Phillip Schofield.
Featuring Trevor and Simon.

This week music from Deacon Blue and Terence Trent D'Arby. There's the start of the amazing Talented Teacher Competition and a Soapbox Special Report on soccer ID cards, plus Phillip Hodson with Growing Pains and Tony Hare with Greenline.

Contributors

Presenter:
Sarah Greene
Presenter:
Phillip Schofield
Comedians:
Trevor and Simon
Musicians:
Deacon Blue
Singer:
Terence Trent D'Arby
Presenter (Growing Pains):
Phillip Hodson
Presenter (Greenline):
Tony Hare
Editor:
Chris Bellinger

Introduced by Bob Wilson.

Provisional Timetable
12.20 Ski-ing
12.40 Boxing
12.50 News
12.55 Racing
1.10 Boxing
1.30 Racing
1.40 Ice Hockey
2.00 Racing
2.40 Ice Hockey
2.55 Rugby League
3.40 Football
3.50 Rugby League
4.40 Final Score

Rugby League: Regal Trophy Final
The Cup team of 1989 defend the first leg of their double. The whole match live with the kickoff at 3.00pm.

Ice Hockey
From Kirkcaldy.
Heineken League Match: Fife Flyers v Cardiff Devils.
Cardiff are proving to be the icy equivalent of Liverpool FC.

Boxing
From Dewsbury Sports Centre, Leeds.
Former England Amateur International Henry Wharton tries to further his boxing career as a middleweight.

Ski-ing: Men's Downhill Championship
From Garmisch.

Racing
From Ascot.
1.00 Philip Comes Novices Hurdle (Qualifier. 2½m)
1.35 Jock Scott Handicap Chase (2½m)
2.05 Victor Chandler Handicap Chase (2m)
Last year's clash between Desert Orchid and Panto Prince was one of the highlights of the jumping year.
From Leopardstown.
2.20 Ladbroke (Handicap) Hurdle (2m)
A strong British challenge for Ireland's richest Handicap Hurdle - worth £150,000

Contributors

Presenter:
Bob Wilson
Commentator (Rugby League):
Ray French
Commentator (Rugby League):
Alex Murphy
Commentator (Ice Hockey):
Barry Davies
Commentator (Ice Hockey):
Red Imrie
Commentator (Boxing):
Harry Carpenter
Boxer:
Henry Wharton
Commentator (Ski-ing):
David Vine
Commentator (Racing):
Peter O'Sullevan
Commentator (Racing):
Richard Pitman
Commentator (Racing):
Tony O'Hehir
Commentator (Racing):
Ted Walsh
Television Presentation (Rugby League):
Huw Joseph
Television Presentation (Ice Hockey):
Huw Jones
Television Presentation (Boxing):
Campbell Ferguson
Television Presentation (Ski-ing):
ARD, West Germany
Television Presentation (Racing):
Bob Duncan (RTE)
Producer (Grandstand):
Martin Hopkins
Editor (Grandstand):
John Philips

Jessie Logan returns to Coopers Crossing after five years travelling the world. She returns to a mixed welcome and harbours a secret.

(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Denise Morgan
Director:
Dan Burstall
Dr Geoff Standish:
Robert Grubb
Dr Chris Randall:
Liz Burch
Kate Wellings:
Lenore Smith
Sam Patterson:
Peter O'Brien
Emma Plimpton:
Rebecca Gibney
Jessie Logan:
Catherine Wilwn
Zoe Buchanan:
Michaela Abay
Hurtle Morrison:
Max Cullen
Violet Carnegie:
Pat Evison
Vic Buckley:
Maurie Fields

Starring Bob Monkhouse. Another chance for four hopeful contestants to compete for exciting prizes and a chance to win a dream holiday in the final round of television's bingo quiz.
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Presenter:
Bob Monkhouse.
Game devised by:
Terry Mardell
Programme Associate:
Colin Edmonds
Programme Associate:
John Junkin
Director:
Bill Morton
Producer:
Geoff Miles

Join Paul tonight when he welcomes you with a glass of champagne, shows you the fun of his fair and leaves you with '0' such an amazing illusion.
Special guests: the magical Bubble Man from Switzerland, Mario Cavalli, and from Las Vegas, the Hoola Hoop Queen, Diane Batchelor.
Featuring Debbie McGee.
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Presenter/Magician:
Paul Daniels
Assistant:
Debbie McGee
Performer:
Mario Cavalli
Performer:
Diane Batchelor
Musical Director:
Ray Monk
Programme Associate:
Ali Bongo
Producer/Director:
Geoff Miles

An eight-part drama.

PC Barker's first body and a hijack at a bio-engineering factory. Don Henderson gets attacked across the conference room table, then takes his wife out for lunch but ends up at a siege.

A New Media Age production for BBCtv
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Writer/Producer:
Phil Redmond
Music:
Steve Wright
Director:
Romey Allison
Don Henderson:
John Ashton
PC Barker:
Brian McCardle
PC Smith:
Philip Middlemiss
Sgt Simon:
Stuart Golland
Det Supt Mathews:
Geoff Leesley
Jack Wilson:
Phil Whitchurch
Peter Fallows:
Rupert Frazer
Mr Sinclair:
Anthony Wingate
Det Sgt McCarthy:
Owen Teale
WPC Long:
Helena Little
Alan Briscoe:
Bruce Alexander
Asst Chief Constable:
Denis Lill
Denny Hagland:
Tommy Boyle
Harvey Sallinger:
Nicholas Donovan
June Henderson:
Denise Stephenson
WPC Forest:
Jane Hazelgrove
PC Jackbridge:
Ray Polhill
Gail Pritchard:
Eileen Davies

Killian highlights a father's agonising fight to disconnect the life-support system which is keeping his comatose son alive, and becomes the target of a moral crusader intent on taking him off the air.

(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Randal Zisk
Director:
Michael Zinberg
Jack Killian:
Gary Cole
Devon King:
Wendy Kilbourne
Lt Carl Zymak:
Arthur Taxer
Billy Po:
Dennis Dun
Deacon Bridges:
Mykel T. Williamson
Ed Adderly:
Bruce Weitz
Walter Wheaton:
Peter Jurasik
Connie Zymak:
Rita Wilson

Half an hour of the unique wit, humour, and satirical observations of Dave Allen.

Contributors

Comedian/Writer:
Dave Allen
Writer:
Peter Vincent
Writer:
Ian Davidson
Additional material:
Penny Hallowes
Producer/Director:
Bill Wilson

Before history began, there was a time of dark magic and high honour. It was a time in need of a hero - he must triumph where others have perished - before the might of the Jun Horde and the cruel high priest Maax. As allies he has the eyes and talons of an eagle, the strength of a black tiger and his own courage. Dar is that hero - the Beastmaster.
Films: page 18
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Screenplay/Director:
Don Coscarelli
Screenplay:
Paul Petterman
Dar:
Marc Singer
Kiri:
Tanya Roberts
Maax:
Rip Tom
Seth:
John Amos
Tal:
Josh Milrad
Zed:
Rod Loomis
Young Dar's father:
Ben Hammer
Sacco:
Ralph Strait
Young Dar:
Billy Jacoby
Jun leader:
Tony Epper
Winged creature leader:
Daniel Zormeier

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