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Final part of the science-fiction comedy thriller.
Sean's rescue plan takes the prince to the town of Titipu. With Garth Napier Jones , Tom Brodie and Jessica Simpson.

Contributors

Unknown:
Garth Napier Jones
Unknown:
Tom Brodie
Unknown:
Jessica Simpson.

Phoebe breaks down at Todd's funeral and tells Dorothy about her "visit" from Todd following his death. The funeral has an unexpected ending as Helen gets taken for a ride. Paul and Christina decide to give their marriage another try.

With Anna Ford and Andrew Harvey.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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Contributors

Unknown:
Anna Ford
Unknown:
Andrew Harvey.
Unknown:
Suzanne Charlton

Dr Legg becomes the latest in a long line of suckers. Mark's memories get in the way of Shelley's plans. Dot interferes in Nigel's love life. Grant is surprised at Phil's luke-warm reaction to his good news, while Hattie notices that Steve is becoming increasingly tetchy - is it just pre-wedding nerves?
This week's episodes written by Lilie Ferrari

Contributors

Writer:
Lilie Ferrari
Producer:
Barbara Emije
Director:
Gwennan Sage
Steve Elliot:
Mark Monero
Sharon:
Letitia Dean
Grant:
Ross Kemp
Clyde Tavernier:
Steven Woodcock
Gidea:
Sian Martin
Kathy Beale:
Gillian Taylforth
Phil:
Steve McFadden
Hattie Tavernier:
Michelle Gayle
Jules:
Tommy Eytle
Mark Fowler:
Todd Carty
Mandy:
Nicola Stapleton
Nigel:
Paul Bradley
Debbie:
Nicola Duffett
Michelle Fowler:
Susan Tully
Shelley:
Nicole Arumugam
Dot Cotton:
June Brown
Dr Legg:
Leonard Fenton
Chris Taylor:
Tony Armatrading
Waiter:
Sultan Lalani

Another chance to see Roy Clarke 's comedy series starring Patricia Routledge Count your blessings, they say. For some, early retirement can be a blessing - for Hyacinth's
Richard, this particular blessing comes very heavily disguised!
Director/Producer Harold Snoad

Contributors

Unknown:
Roy Clarke
Unknown:
Patricia Routledge
Producer:
Harold Snoad
Hyacinth:
Patricia Routledge
Richard:
Clive Swift
Elizabeth:
Josephine Tewson
Emmet:
David Griffin
Onslow:
Geoffrey Hughes
Daisy:
Judy Cornwell
Rose:
Mary Millar
Richard's boss:
Ivor Danvers
Roger:
Jon Glover

Sitcom written by Simon Block about a couple who run a cafe in London's East End,with very different attitudes to running their life and their business, starring
Frances de la Tour
Andrew Sachs
Lorraine's Valentine's card creates more trouble than either Nat or Shirley can handle.
Director Nick Bye
Producer Richard Boden

Contributors

Written By:
Simon Block
Unknown:
Andrew Sachs
Director:
Nick Bye
Producer:
Richard Boden
Shirley Silver:
Frances de La Tour
NatSilver:
Andrew Sachs
Willie:
Oscar Quitak
Leonard:
David Yip
Lorraine:
Sarah Maun
Dean:
Danny Swanson
Leonard's wife:
Choy Ling Man

Fly-on-the-wall documentary series about an Australian family living in a suburb of Sydney. Having given up her sudden desire to adopt an orphan and soothed Laurie's anger about male strippers, Noeline turns her mothering instincts on to
Michael and his plans for a large 16th birthday party. And
Laurie's son, Mick, tells his wife, Yvette, why her new car should be flash.
Directors Brian Hill and Kate Woods
Executive producer Paul Watson

Contributors

Unknown:
Kate Woods
Producer:
Paul Watson

Harry Carpenter and Sue
Barker present highlights of the match of the day. Last year on the first Thursday, the Centre Court was the scene of an epic encounter between two former men's champions. John McEnroe took over four hours to beat Pat Cash in five sets.

Contributors

Unknown:
Harry Carpenter
Unknown:
John McEnroe
Unknown:
Pat Cash

3.00-3.30amRCN Nursing
Update: Unit 16 - Pressure sores: a case to answer.
3.45am Accountancy Television: Technical updatingandtrainingfor accountants in business. A second opportunity to record a special open access broadcast.

BBC One London

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