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War drama starring John Wayne
A crack squadron of volunteer American fighter pilots known as the Flying Tigers help the Chinese in their struggle against the Japanese. With John Carroll, Anna Lee and Paul Kelly.
(1942)
Film Reviews pages 33-37

Contributors

Unknown:
John Wayne
Unknown:
John Carroll
Unknown:
Anna Lee
Unknown:
Paul Kelly
Director:
David Miller
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Chocolate-Covered Ants. First of a dramatised two-part story, written by Stephen Manes. Max must prove to his brother Adam that people eat chocolate-covered ants.

Contributors

Written By:
Stephen Manes.
Max:
Dean Saunders
Adam:
Simon Bright
Mum:
Julia St. John
Larry:
Wesley Felix
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Frank takes pity on David. Meanwhile Nellie reveals her true colours at baby Pete's homecoming party.
This week's episodes written by Susan Boyd

Contributors

Writer:
Susan Boyd
Producer:
Diana Kyle
Director:
Garth Tucker
Kathy:
Gillian Taylforth
Phil:
Steve McFadden
Ian:
Adam Woodyatt
Cindy:
Michelle Collins
Pauline:
Wendy Richard
Arthur:
Bill Treacher
Nellie:
Elizabeth Kelly
Sanjay:
Deepak Verma
Gita:
Shobu Kapoor
Meena:
Sudha Bhuchar
Sharon:
Letitia Dean
Grant:
Ross Kemp
Michelle:
Susan Tully
Pat:
Pam St Clement
Frank:
Mike Reid
David:
Michael French
Richard:
Ian Reddington
Bianca:
Patsy Palmer
Natalie:
Lucy Speed
Nigel:
Paul Bradley
Debbie:
Nicola Duffett
Clare:
Gemma Bissix
Steve:
Mark Monero
Jerry:
Brian Capron
Sammy:
Leo Dolan
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

A new comedy set in a fictitious hospital, starring Gary Olsen.
Kate is horrified to discover that Diana has rented the Hospital Hall for a boxing match. But what can possibly change her mind?

Contributors

Writer:
Andrew Marshall
Director/Producer:
Richard Boden
Michael:
Gary Olsen
Kate:
Felicity Montagu
Rex:
Roger Lloyd Pack
Diana:
Deborah Norton
Phil:
Victor McGuire
Beth:
Adjoa Andoh
Mrs Warrington:
Hilary Mason
Walter Lome:
Timothy Bateson
MC:
Adrian Bracken
Dr Bob Graham:
Steve Brigden
Dr Keith Browne:
Julian Parkin
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Nature's Neons
Using new light sensitive cameras, Nature's Neons penetrates underwater darkness and reveals the stories and creatures behind bioluminescent displays such as those in the mangroves of Asia where fireflies flash in synchronous waves of light.
Narrator David Attenborough. Producer Hilary Jeffkins
SEE THIS WEEK page 11

Contributors

Narrator:
David Attenborough.
Producer:
Hilary Jeffkins
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Crack open the Bollinger and get the Lacroix out of mothballs: Edina and Patsy are back in the second series of Jennifer Saunders's acclaimed comedy.
"I did worry about whether or not it would appeal beyond the boundaries of Soho," said Saunders of the first series, but it did: laden with British awards, it rounded off 1993 by winning an American Emmy.
In this first episode, Hospital, Patsy is involved in a sex scandal and goes to hospital with Edina. Watch out for guest appearances by Helena Bonham Carter, Mandy Rice-Davies, Richard E Grant, Germaine Greer and Suzi Quatro.
Andrew Duncan interview with Joanna Lumley
SEE FEATURE page 20

Contributors

Writer:
Jennifer Saunders
Director:
Bob Spiers
Producer:
Jon Plowman
Edina:
Jennifer Saunders
Patsy:
Joanna Lumley
Saffron:
Julia Sawalha
Mother:
June Whitfield
Magda:
Kathy Burke
Catriona:
Helen Lederer
Fleur:
Harriet Thorpe
Herself:
Helena Bonham Carter
Herself:
Mandy Rice-Davies
Himself:
Richard E Grant
Herself:
Germaine Greer
Herself:
Suzi Quatro
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Many people lay claim to fathering the alternative comedy movement, but few have such right as Ben Elton, the archetypal alternative stand-up whose non-sexist, non-racist, left-wing routines and sparkling "Sellafield" suit rewrote the rules of 80s humour. The suit has gone, but Elton Is back with a new series of observations and, of course, a little bit of politics. Elton fearlessly tackles the government on such issues as: "Is there a secret ministry for crap design, especially for such things as teapots in motorway service stations, which are made of super heat-conducting metal so you can't pick them up until the tea has gone cold?".

Contributors

Comedian:
Ben Elton
Director:
John Burrowes
Producer:
Geoffrey Perkins
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Among tonight's panellists are the health secretary, the Rt Hon Virginia Bottomley,
Labour peer Brenda Dean , and Ian Hay Davidson , Chairman of Storehouse pic, from
Maidstone in Kent. David Dimbleby
is in the chair.
Producer Prue Keely ; Editor Alexandra Henderson A Brian Lapping production for BBCtv

Contributors

Unknown:
Brenda Dean
Unknown:
Ian Hay Davidson
Unknown:
David Dimbleby
Producer:
Prue Keely
Editor:
Alexandra Henderson
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Fresh from his success with the chart-topping / Would Do A nyth ing for Love, the larger-than-life singer Meat Loaf talks to Jonathan Ross. Producer Chris Cowey
Series producer Alan Marke
A Channel X production for BBCtv

Contributors

Unknown:
Jonathan Ross.
Producer:
Chris Cowey
Producer:
Alan Marke
Source: Radio Times

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